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HWe ure assured by gentleman from Providence that we
were mistaken in our impression That the Rev. W. S Bach
vusoss % eaec. or did e6ve, his Socisy in that city
account of his actiNe prominence in the Dor agitation He
came away in the fall of lsl tho troubles nd come TO
head and Leaving his Society united and desrous Of retain
him.


!, hns been niin;ed that remark that BIZ b. had taken
counsel quite freely and cordially with the Don agitaors
mere with his ministerial behrens understood to imply that
he was Us en the company of the former of the inter-
and iha, he devoted much of his time his political
his religious associates We Of did not intend 10 affirm
any thing which he employ, his private hours
hu, referred what had and head of h, active paI
tSinh,p.