The State of the Country
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It is a wicked misrepresentation when men at the North hold up Southern Christians as approving of such laws, and it is an equally wicked misrepresentation when men at the South de- nounce men at the North as abolitionists, because they con- demn those same laws. This view of slavery, we verily be- lieve, is held by nine-tenths of the intelligent Christian people of this country, north and south, east and west. At the late meeting of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church at Rochester,... there were present over three hundred delegates from every state in the Union, except Oregon and one or two of the New England states. A more harmonious body never assembled in this land. It was a fair representation of the whole country. Yet on the subject of slavery there was no difference of opinion or feeling manifested from beginning to end. There was not one Southern minister in that body who might not have settled at the North, nor one Northern minister who might not labour acceptably at the South.
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It is a wicked misrepresentation when men at the North hold up Southern Christians as approving of such laws, and it is an equally wicked misrepresentation when men at the South de- nounce men at the North as abolitionists, because they con- demn those same laws. This view of slavery, we verily be- lieve, is held by nine-tenths of the intelligent Christian people of this country, north and south, east and west. At the late meeting of the General Assembly of the Presbyterian church at Rochester,... there were present over three hundred delegates from every state in the Union, except Oregon and one or two of the New England states. A more harmonious body never assembled in this land. It was a fair representation of the whole country. Yet on the subject of slavery there was no difference of opinion or feeling manifested from beginning to end. There was not one Southern minister in that body who might not have settled at the North, nor one Northern minister who might not labour acceptably at the South.
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