Proceedings of the Convention Which Met At Worcester, Mass., March 1, 1859
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The officers of this Society shall be a President, Vice-l'rcsident, Secre- tary, Treasurer, and an Executive Committee of five, to be chosen annually by ballot Art. III. The duties of the Officers and Committee shall be, to provide for and ■ ■all public meetings at such timet and places as they B6e lit, in order to advocate tin- principles of fine Booiely, to mould public opinion, and to induce action by the churches with reference to (Slavery, and to pervade the realm of politics with the prin...ciples of religion.
Art. IV. Beside local and extraordinary meetings, which maybe called at the ion ■■!' the Officers and Committee, there shall be at least one public meeting annually during the Religions Anniversary week, in the cities of Philadelphia, .New '\ mi and Boston, for the free expression of the . nti-slavcry principles and sentiment of the ( hristian Church, as declared by this Society.
Aut. V. The expenses incurred by the Officers of this Society, in the prosecu- tion of their duties, by the maintenance of public meetings, lectures, and the use of the Press, -hall lie nut by the voluntary contributions of members, and by such donations as Benevolent individuals shall bestow for the uses of the Society.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The officers of this Society shall be a President, Vice-l'rcsident, Secre- tary, Treasurer, and an Executive Committee of five, to be chosen annually by ballot Art. III. The duties of the Officers and Committee shall be, to provide for and ■ ■all public meetings at such timet and places as they B6e lit, in order to advocate tin- principles of fine Booiely, to mould public opinion, and to induce action by the churches with reference to (Slavery, and to pervade the realm of politics with the prin...ciples of religion.
Art. IV. Beside local and extraordinary meetings, which maybe called at the ion ■■!' the Officers and Committee, there shall be at least one public meeting annually during the Religions Anniversary week, in the cities of Philadelphia, .New '\ mi and Boston, for the free expression of the . nti-slavcry principles and sentiment of the ( hristian Church, as declared by this Society.
Aut. V. The expenses incurred by the Officers of this Society, in the prosecu- tion of their duties, by the maintenance of public meetings, lectures, and the use of the Press, -hall lie nut by the voluntary contributions of members, and by such donations as Benevolent individuals shall bestow for the uses of the Society.
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