A Letter to the Rev Ernest Hawkins Secretary to the Society for the Propagatio
A Letter to the Rev Ernest Hawkins Secretary to the Society for the Propagatio
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The local circumstances of each of them show, in the strongest manner, that they are but at the dawn of a long and brilliant day of material prosperity. The very establishment of all of them, but one, is within the memory of young men of the present day. New South AVales is indeed of older date ; but the memory of its earlier days of shame and of error is passing away, and it may be said to have made a fresh begin- ning as a civilized country within a few years past. Then, as to our more immedi...ate subject, it is clear that in Australia, what have been called the " organic filaments" of a great ecclesiastical system are even now weaving, and are, of all others, the very mate- rials which the care and the resources of a Society like ours should help to finish into a perfect work. And here, also, I believe that the rule which the pre- sent movement points to, nauiely, that the aid given 9 by the Society should be in proportion to the number of Emigrants from this country, will be found the soundest and the most adequate to the case that could be adopted.
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The local circumstances of each of them show, in the strongest manner, that they are but at the dawn of a long and brilliant day of material prosperity. The very establishment of all of them, but one, is within the memory of young men of the present day. New South AVales is indeed of older date ; but the memory of its earlier days of shame and of error is passing away, and it may be said to have made a fresh begin- ning as a civilized country within a few years past. Then, as to our more immedi...ate subject, it is clear that in Australia, what have been called the " organic filaments" of a great ecclesiastical system are even now weaving, and are, of all others, the very mate- rials which the care and the resources of a Society like ours should help to finish into a perfect work. And here, also, I believe that the rule which the pre- sent movement points to, nauiely, that the aid given 9 by the Society should be in proportion to the number of Emigrants from this country, will be found the soundest and the most adequate to the case that could be adopted.
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