A Second Solemn Appeal to the Church : Containing Remarks And Strictures On the Late Violent Proceedings of a Pretended Ecclesiastical Court Against the Author
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Now all these three witnesses undertake to give the precise luords used by Mr. Crocker ; conse- quently Mr. Motley's statement is denied by those of Messrs. Merritt and Hedding ; they cannot stand to- gether, and as there is two to one, Mr. Motley is out of the question. But even admitting all these three gen- tlemen have testified to, it does not conflict with the testimony of Mr. C. nor authorize this insidious query.
Finally, does Mr. Fillmore affirm that he heard Mr. C.
allow he told the ge...ntlemen Mr. Mafiitt ivas a christian } No ! only that Mr. C. allowed he had said he could not but HOPE Mr. Mafiitt was a christian. Who then, after all this parade on the part of the Council, has ventured to contradict Mr. C's testimony.'^ Not one. It must be unnecessary to inform our readers that there is a mighty difference between saying that we consider a person to be a good man and a christian, and merely saying we charitably hope he is, he possibly may be. There is no doubt the gentlemen intended by their query, after finding their depositions had failed them, to leave an 39 impression on the publick mind that Mr.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Now all these three witnesses undertake to give the precise luords used by Mr. Crocker ; conse- quently Mr. Motley's statement is denied by those of Messrs. Merritt and Hedding ; they cannot stand to- gether, and as there is two to one, Mr. Motley is out of the question. But even admitting all these three gen- tlemen have testified to, it does not conflict with the testimony of Mr. C. nor authorize this insidious query.
Finally, does Mr. Fillmore affirm that he heard Mr. C.
allow he told the ge...ntlemen Mr. Mafiitt ivas a christian } No ! only that Mr. C. allowed he had said he could not but HOPE Mr. Mafiitt was a christian. Who then, after all this parade on the part of the Council, has ventured to contradict Mr. C's testimony.'^ Not one. It must be unnecessary to inform our readers that there is a mighty difference between saying that we consider a person to be a good man and a christian, and merely saying we charitably hope he is, he possibly may be. There is no doubt the gentlemen intended by their query, after finding their depositions had failed them, to leave an 39 impression on the publick mind that Mr.
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