Protest Against Slavery

Our e.ïoh mges bring us a Protest ngainst Slavery signed by one hundred and seveaty Unitarian ministers, being nearly fhreo fourths of the whole uutnber. - Some of the most prominent ones, it is gaidj did not sign it'. The document takes strong anti-slavery ground, and concludes in these words: "And w:on our part, doliereby pledge ourselvcsbefore God and our brelhiüii, never'to ba weary of laboring in the rause of human r'ighls and fFeedom tili Slavery be abulished and every Sïave rnadefree."