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      and when there Is fit occasion of alarm on this subject , it becpines every friend of bis country ^ every faithful servant of of bk Gpd r to be up and ^ oing , ' What the learned judge especially referred to was the late attempt at usurpation over the consciences of thejr brethren , made by-certain - reverend counsellors at Groton , and exposed in our last number * We were -proud " to find the stand we then took , also maintained by one of the highest legal authorities of the nation .

      At an adjourned meeting on Wednes * day , after the choice of officers , and a vote of thanks to the late treasurer , it was , on the motion of Rev . H . Ware , juu ., voted , that two messengers be appoiuted by the Executive Committee to meet the Christian Conference at West Bloomfield , N . Y ., which is to be held in September next .

      On motion of Mr . Thayer , it was proposed that the Constitution be so far amended as to add to the Executive Committee a Secretary for Foreign Affairs .

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      The letter of " An Old Studenfc < rfinF »* C . D ^ , ** Arrived too late to be noticed in the last number . The Conductors will at all times readily admit correctioW <> f misstatements that may have appeared in their pages , provided those corrections be properly authenticated . The article relating to Trinity College , Dublin , was £ pmmuincated by a highly respectable Irish Clergyman of tne Established Church , who gave his name to the Conductors , but , for private reasons , wished it not to be appended to the printed letter . If their present Correspondent will authenticate his " Contradiction" in the same way , b y transmitting his name to the Conductors , for their justification , his communication shall be immediately inserted , with nq other signature than that which he has himself attached to it .

      Through the kindness of her surviving relatives , the Conductors a * e happy to say , that they have received more of the late estimable Mrs . BajD&uld ' s ( discourses . ; one , written for tUe commencement of the year , will be inserted in the number for January . : E . T . will find his poem'in the present number . Communications from anonymous correspondents cannot be answered by post . The Conductors would not willingly disoblige any Constant Reader . " If their correspondent ft . will submit his Hymn to the perusal of the very respectable ministers of the Meeting House in which he states it . to have been written , they will , in a few words , explain to him why it could not appear in the pages of Hie Monthly

      Repository . — t 4 The Winter's Evening" must be excluded for litie reasons . «« Agglomerating thick November ' s ruins /* is only one of many lines which is neither poetry Mor intelligible English .

      The present Number contains some articles of Home Intelligence which had been unavoidably postponed to make room for other matters . Several articles intended for insertion in the General Correspondence department win appear as soon as room can be allotted , to them , consistently with a due ( regard to variety in the subjects . —Communications have come to hand from J » J . T . ; B . A . M . * an 4 Jarchi ,

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      This last measure we regard ad -particularly important . The relations of the Association are every day extending themselves at home as well as abroad , and the duties of the present secretary have become very arduous . We rejoice in the necessity of the appointment proposed , as it is another indication of the blessing of God upon the labours of this most interesting society ^ Chrktiati Ew ~ aminer XXI .

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      856 < ~ Co 1 rr 6 monderic& .

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      CORRESPONDENCE .

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      Indian Mission . We . have great pleasure in announcing that ' a letter has been received from Mr . Adam , of Calcutta , dated the 17 th of May last , in which he states that he has been enabled to resume his labours as

      an Unitarian Missionary , by the aid of the funds raised in India , England , and America . He relinquished , about the beginning of May , his secular engagement , in order to give up the whole of his time to the duties arising from his new appointment .

      Errata.

      ERRATA .

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      P . 757 , col . 2 , for Vatican Manuscript " Bible , " read Vatican Manuscript B . for " Ellogians , " read Alogiims .

  • Citation
    • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Nov. 2, 1827, page 866, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct1802/page/72/