Excerpt from Wesleyan Vindicator and Constitutional Methodist

Only, in justice to them, we should make it distinctly understood, that, with respect to the Declaratory Law of they now profess to aim at nothing more than the abrogation of that portion of the law which has relation to circuit-meeting for memorials to the Confer ence. The other portion of that law, touching the dealings of the Ministers with one another, is, according to their statement - with an amusing a¿'ectation of regard for an obvious propriety, - excepted from their object, and left to take its chance. This (part Of the) say they, a¿'ects the Preachers, in their hands we leave it let those who feel themselves aggrieved fight their own battles.

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