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ing 'sit down, Sir; take your seat won't hear
a wordI" And when Mr.. Duer was seated, he
said, "Any apology you may desire to offer, will
B Bishop then Delivered 's his I parting address, and
adjourned the Convention. We are not in the
habit of touching on religious subjects in this pa
per- The ark Of the Covenant ought not TO be
lightly touched by such hands as ours-but we
cannot forbear to say that this unprecedented spec
tacle, and this extraordinary assumption, cannot
be passed over in silence. Let the free Laity and
the Independent Clergy of New York, act like


Men. who their duties know,


Blu; know their rights, and knowing, dare main