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    is a proof that injustice a ^ d error cannot always maintain their poWer ; We hope that we shall have yet more occasion to rejoice with our brethren wjid dwell in the home of our ancestors , as they obtain a full restoration of their civil and religious rights .

    Among the circumstances of a domes - tic nature which the Committee think it incumbent ou them to notice , they would draw attention to two societies which they believe will beinstramentalof much good . The Young Men ' s Unitarian Book and Pamphlet ; Society was formed iu this city'in August , 1827 , for the gratuitous distribution 6 f Unitarian publications of . ' , an approved , character . ' * It is

    intimately connected tyitb this Association , si fyce ope ^ fti cle of the Constitution requiresjtt )^| a iepositbfy 1 ? e kept at some conv ^ n'fe ^ tpl 4 be qt ^ sucn publications as ^ iall | f pu ^ isH ^ H )^ e ! Am erican Unitarian Asiac ^ do ^ i or recommen ded by itieiiil * ' : ;| iUm $ recent ^ tatertient made to m W " tjie ' feicre ^ ry , it ajipears that there hWvk bft ^ n receiveil a : t tfite depositQi ? y aboto liOOO co ^ s of tract ^ i nearly all p { - - % rich ; haVe been distributed . * h o ^ H'fik ^ odgfr iNb ^ id its infancy ,

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    have 3 Expressed a desire / 1 ® * become ? ^ Cr Attainted witii crar made& of instruction , and' who have gone away declariog tltfiv intention to > establish schools ia i their own parisheSi ; We have learned that « omei new schools have been been put in ©^ ration , and that exertions are now made to establish and revive , others . We

    we coufident that great good is effected % 5 these schools , and that fevery thing Which ca » be done to place them i » the light 'they deserve before the : Christian public will < tend to increase the number of the frfeflds of such institutiousy' tio improve their character , and to extend their usefulness . The mode of instruction in our Sunday Schools m sugh , tba % children are soon induced to attend with

    interest and pleasure : they are brought to look upon religion not as something which is to diminish their pleasure * and restrict them in their innocent en * joyments , but something which they can believe is designed to make them wiseri , better , and happier : their mi » ds are thus well and early prepared , by the eKercisei&

    of these schools , to receive the pure doctrines of the gospel , with little , liability of their falling into error , or being drivea to scepticism ; and it would seem * therefore , that there is no duty which Unitarians are more strongly called upon to perform than that of supporting # 1 $ advancing the cause of moral and religious instruction fof the young / ' ;! ...

    No want has been felt dunng the pa ^ year more sensibly than that occasioned by the small number of candidates for the ministry 5 as on the othei- Imnd no stronger proof has been or can be given of the progress of Unitarian sentiments , than the increase of churches which

    desire the preaching of this faith t ^ New ( Societies are springing up in every pait of the country , and 1 old societies ; . , are asking for a ministry that shall vindicate the ) > Rim pie > , and charitable \ doQtr ^ e ^ s , of Unitarianism . In Maine > Mev ? ; Haiupshire , and Maasachuaetta , is toia r ^ ni ^ rkably apparent ; 1 and in Rbo ^ e jlslai ^ d also t i * ere are encouraging \ iiidica-ti ^ ns . , . 'phe demand for ! , preachers - greatly _ exceeds the abilitKy of the school i | i Qambridge , to ; wh iclfc tbfi , lUnitarilMO $ hurjctas dlp ^ pst

    aiivajriably look dor a -supply .,, It seejo ^ -j adccaaaiTV /( thftt the ; ,. 1- ^ souvces of , this / school , shouM ifee ^ til » rge ^ or ^ that some / other niQarts ; should be adopted to satisfy ^ € lli < soiJltlliJiail } ii growing . . . necessUfrs of the community . , 1 : j , iiitI 1 ici *| dejW 8 «» IJk 9 l ^ e , efrlejto express pur vi « Q « gr »< lifl ^ ipnft ; , ^ A f $$ » H taffH $ v witjb M our difltiv ^ t troth r ^ n ., ( u AJWfltet ( Qeow * , )

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  • Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 2, 1828, page 868, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse-os.kdl.kcl.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/vm2-ncseproduct2567/page/68/