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,Methodism and SEare'y We ore indebtfd to
The poIiteness Of q friend for a cory of MethO


eism and Slavery with other matters in coulrO


very between the Nerlh and the South, being


Review Of the Manifesto 81 the majority in re.


ply to the Profess Of the Minority of The late


General Conference Of The Methodist Episcopal


Church, in the case of Bishop Andrew-byH. H.


B, BAscoM, D D." We have not had time TO


read this work with, the attention ii evidently de-


serves, and cannot, therefore, speak fully Of its
contents but the highest praise has been bcstOw.
ed upon IL by the first minds in the Republic.


Mr, Calhoun, in late letter, says " / have read
it with much attention and great deal Of pleas
ture. 1t is in every respect very nbIy executed,
both as to matter and manner, and is full and
triumphant svindication. of the course adopted BY
the Soulhern portion Of The Methodist Church.
Their c0nduct Ihren.shout the whole affair was
such as brcame palriois and christians. DIR. Bas.
CON has displayed the 1altnt and 1nlormation not
only Of an able Divine and Loeiciap. bur also of
M able Statesman and profound PbiIosopnrr"
And Mr.. Clay, also in a late lrlttr, says: II pc
rused copy of the FIRST edition with very great
and consider il as distinguished by
uncommon ability Besides the particular ques-
ions involved in the controversy, between the
Southern and Northern sections of the Methodist
Church. it treats of other subjects slavery and
in a lpasterly manner, and is well
adapted to- make aedeepi and lasting impression
upon all patriotic and religious minds open to the
reception of great and important truths The
work is for sale, at 5ocents per COPY, at Mr.. Ruff
in Hackers Store, in this City, and also by
Messrs Turner and Hughes.