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Excerpt from Malignity Exposed, or a Vindication of Bishop Chase Against the Malicious Accusations of an Anonymous Pamphlet, Printed in Ann-Street, N. Y
To this end he hath contributed much of his own substance, labor and time, for many years, and, both in his own person and those of his famly, suffeie d many hardships and deprivations and, what is worthy of note, asking no assistance from the legislature, he hath gone abroad for funds, and drawn nearly all his means from beyond the limits of the state of Illinois, mostly from his personal friends and the members of his own communion at a distance, till the object of his heart is so far accomplished as to afford good hopes, if he be smiled on by the rulers of the state, of final and complete success.
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