The American Churches the Bulwarks of American Slavery
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But the motion to reconsider Dr. Few*s resottl^ tion failed. Pending the dehate on it, one of the Southern delegates, Rev. William A. Smith, of Virginia, [the same who, in the General Conference of 1836, puhlicly wished the Rev. Orange Scott, a leading a'bolitionist, also of the General Conference, "in heaven;"] becoming alarmed, lest the resolution should be reconsidered and consigned to the table, offered the following compromise as a sub- stitute : Resolved, — "That the resolution offered by... A. J. Few, and adopted on Monday, the 18th instant, relating to the testimony of persons of color, be reconsidered and amended so as to read as follows, viz.: * That it is inexpedient and unjustifiable for any preacher among us to admit of persons of color to give testimony on the trial of white persons in any slaveholding state where they are denied that privilege in trials at law. Provided, that when an annual confer- ence in any such state or territory shall judge it expedient to admit of the introduction of such testimony within its bounds, it shall be allowed so to do.' " However, the Southern delegates being unanimous (with the single exception of the Rev.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But the motion to reconsider Dr. Few*s resottl^ tion failed. Pending the dehate on it, one of the Southern delegates, Rev. William A. Smith, of Virginia, [the same who, in the General Conference of 1836, puhlicly wished the Rev. Orange Scott, a leading a'bolitionist, also of the General Conference, "in heaven;"] becoming alarmed, lest the resolution should be reconsidered and consigned to the table, offered the following compromise as a sub- stitute : Resolved, — "That the resolution offered by... A. J. Few, and adopted on Monday, the 18th instant, relating to the testimony of persons of color, be reconsidered and amended so as to read as follows, viz.: * That it is inexpedient and unjustifiable for any preacher among us to admit of persons of color to give testimony on the trial of white persons in any slaveholding state where they are denied that privilege in trials at law. Provided, that when an annual confer- ence in any such state or territory shall judge it expedient to admit of the introduction of such testimony within its bounds, it shall be allowed so to do.' " However, the Southern delegates being unanimous (with the single exception of the Rev.
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