The Methodist Church And Slavery
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RofouiHl cili'uoc lias Uen jiractibed wjth i to »»luvtTV. Ilt'iico our memlMTs have groVn ; J . N-ji-r thr iuiprchwion that men and women, made niihi. Kime blood a. S themsclvi'S, are their property ill tho Kime Ponno that a horse or a cow is. Hence !idvirlif*. 'm«'nt8 like the above fremicntly appear in the cuunlv japrrn, nifjned by incmlK'r. S ot the M. E. I'hurch. ' Mr. I'altisun is a meml>i>r of hijjh standing in the M. K. Church in Dorchestrr County, Md. I know Mr. I'allison jxrsonaliy, an...d 1 have no doubt thai h«' Uh'Ah und clothes his slaves as well as any oilier slaveholder \n or out of the church.
^Vc l»aYc now a yet more disgraceful demonstration to pfMcnt ; where the minii«tcrs of n Northern Confer- ence declare thcmpclvcs • ns much as ever convinced of the great evil of slavery, ' and yet, in the same document, show themselves favoiable to slavery and •dverM> to a>M>lition, and seek to have this made the permanent policy of tlio Methodist Church. "We quote from llev.
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RofouiHl cili'uoc lias Uen jiractibed wjth i to »»luvtTV. Ilt'iico our memlMTs have groVn ; J . N-ji-r thr iuiprchwion that men and women, made niihi. Kime blood a. S themsclvi'S, are their property ill tho Kime Ponno that a horse or a cow is. Hence !idvirlif*. 'm«'nt8 like the above fremicntly appear in the cuunlv japrrn, nifjned by incmlK'r. S ot the M. E. I'hurch. ' Mr. I'altisun is a meml>i>r of hijjh standing in the M. K. Church in Dorchestrr County, Md. I know Mr. I'allison jxrsonaliy, an...d 1 have no doubt thai h«' Uh'Ah und clothes his slaves as well as any oilier slaveholder \n or out of the church.
^Vc l»aYc now a yet more disgraceful demonstration to pfMcnt ; where the minii«tcrs of n Northern Confer- ence declare thcmpclvcs • ns much as ever convinced of the great evil of slavery, ' and yet, in the same document, show themselves favoiable to slavery and •dverM> to a>M>lition, and seek to have this made the permanent policy of tlio Methodist Church. "We quote from llev.
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