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ABOLITION MOVEMENTS We perceive that the
amiabe Arthur Tappan g. Co have issued pious
and prodgous proclamation, appointing day OF
general fasting and prayer, in order to prevent the
annexation of Texas. 1t is probable that this is
indeed the dernisr resort of these philosophers.
According to all appearances the annexation of
Texas will be carried through sooner or later, and
the best possible opposition the abolitionists can
make is TO pray away as fast as possible. The
prayers of the righteous avaieth much, il is said
SO let the amiable Arthur and his conf~es pray
away as hard as possible.