Annual Report volume No5
Annual Report volume No5
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Bishops, ! Minis- ters, Elders, Deacons, and private professors, of the Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Episcopalian denominations, may be found buying and selling their fellow men as property, and ex- torting unrequited labor by the whip. In none of these denomi- * See the Wesleyan Anti-Slavery Review, by Rev. O Scott, page 135. T We are happy to be credibly informed that this is not the case with the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
53 nations, as a general fact, can a member ...be subjected to Ecclesi- astical discipline for any of the inhumanities allowed by law and custom to be perpetrated upon the slave. * As illustrative of this point, we quote from the published testimony of Rev. Samuel Heuston, of Utica, N. Y. , given in answer to questions by Rev. George Storrs. Mr. Heuston is a minister of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, who has resided at the South, and did not at the time profess to be an abolitionist : — Question. Do ministers and members of the Methodist Episcopal Church buy and sell slaves fur the sake of gain; or do they ouy only ; and that in cases where it is the evident design to better the condition of the slaves'?
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Bishops, ! Minis- ters, Elders, Deacons, and private professors, of the Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian, and Episcopalian denominations, may be found buying and selling their fellow men as property, and ex- torting unrequited labor by the whip. In none of these denomi- * See the Wesleyan Anti-Slavery Review, by Rev. O Scott, page 135. T We are happy to be credibly informed that this is not the case with the Bishops of the Methodist Episcopal Church.
53 nations, as a general fact, can a member ...be subjected to Ecclesi- astical discipline for any of the inhumanities allowed by law and custom to be perpetrated upon the slave. * As illustrative of this point, we quote from the published testimony of Rev. Samuel Heuston, of Utica, N. Y. , given in answer to questions by Rev. George Storrs. Mr. Heuston is a minister of the Methodist Epis- copal Church, who has resided at the South, and did not at the time profess to be an abolitionist : — Question. Do ministers and members of the Methodist Episcopal Church buy and sell slaves fur the sake of gain; or do they ouy only ; and that in cases where it is the evident design to better the condition of the slaves'?
What to read after Annual Report volume No5?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Anti-Slavery Society to read onlineMoreLess
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