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Al The american Board of Foreign Missions
in session at Brooklyn, N Y, memorials wero
presented from associations in Worcester county,
Mass, praying the board that no further appro.
prations bo made TO the Cherokee and Choctaw
missions, SO long as siarery is tolerated in mem.
bors of their churches. ~


DR. Woods, OF Andoyer, as chairman on com.
miIteo on memorials in reference to slavery, made
very elaborate and ubo report, dissuading from
any specific direction to missionaries on The sub.
Iect, considering them the best jndges of their
church members, and regarding the subject of
slavery as one with which board of missions is
not particularly called upon to interfere. The
discussion upon this repor, has occupied noarlytw
days.


The discussion, through the sense which belongs
to this board, was brought 10 tho same point from
whence it started. To the individual missionary
himself is D." left the responsibility of Judging how
far in any cnse holding slaves affects, the evidence
Of grace boins implanted in the heart Of tho
convert"