The Tract Society And Slavery Speeches of Chief Justice Williams Judge Parsons
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But it is no want of charity to say, that with a large portion of the opponents of the New York Society, such does not appear to be the object in inaugurating this new movement. It is virtually to divert and diminish its receipts, embar- rass its operations, and curtail the circulation of its publications, and thus destroy its efficiency and power. That such is its object and design, if not expressed in words, is, to my apprehension, writ- ten in numerous publications and speeches with the clea...rness of a sunbeam. Within a few weeks after the last annual meeting, sev- eral churches and other religious bodies voted, (as reported by the papers) not to contribute to the American Tract Society, but pro- posed no substitute. In some few instances, it vras voted, that the collection, usually taken up for that Society should be appropriated to some other specific object. And so far as their action was concerned, its effect was simply to weaken confidence in the Society, and lessen its receipts.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
But it is no want of charity to say, that with a large portion of the opponents of the New York Society, such does not appear to be the object in inaugurating this new movement. It is virtually to divert and diminish its receipts, embar- rass its operations, and curtail the circulation of its publications, and thus destroy its efficiency and power. That such is its object and design, if not expressed in words, is, to my apprehension, writ- ten in numerous publications and speeches with the clea...rness of a sunbeam. Within a few weeks after the last annual meeting, sev- eral churches and other religious bodies voted, (as reported by the papers) not to contribute to the American Tract Society, but pro- posed no substitute. In some few instances, it vras voted, that the collection, usually taken up for that Society should be appropriated to some other specific object. And so far as their action was concerned, its effect was simply to weaken confidence in the Society, and lessen its receipts.
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