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Francis Jackson Garrison, William Lloyd Garrison, 1805-1879; the story of his life told by his children: volume 3, Chapter 3: the covenant with death.—1843. (search)
e which New Organization made the false pretence of the secession, and which we most strenuously denied. I think, however, that he will see the utter incompatibility of making such test questions with associated action, and do not apprehend that this false policy will be pushed in Massachusetts. Of this episode no detailed report remains. See Lib. 13: 19. Church and state were united in the disunion resolution Lib. 13.81. which Wendell Phillips offered at the anniversary of the May 9, 1843. American Society at New York, and which read as follows: That anti-slavery is only to be advanced by trampling under foot the political and ecclesiastical links which bind slavery to the institutions of this country. Mr. Garrison reported, from the business committee, That we cannot regard any man as a consistent abolitionist who, while holding to the popular construction of the Constitution, makes himself a party to that instrument, by taking any office under it requiring an oath, or