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Excerpt from Protest, Against the Action of the General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, in the Case of the Pittsburgh Presbytery, at Xenia, May, 1850
Against the entertainment of a certain Resolution for laying on the table a part of the Certificate of Delegation from the Pittsburgh Presbytery, by the Officers of the General Synod of the Reformed Presbyterian Church, of 1848, until a Complaint against it in relation to a matter not connected with its Certificate, which the mover alleged he intended to make to the General Synod of 1850, should be issued, whereby the Roll of the Synod of 1850 was mutilated, prior to its organization as well as against all the proper results of its adoption by said Officers acting in concert with Delegates to the next Synod, who had not yet beee organized; and against not allowing me to Speak upon said Resolution, although I had been unanimously commissioned by my Presbytery to represent it in said body.
I william wilson, Minister of the Gospel, and a member of the Pittsburgh Presbytery of the Reformed Presbyterian Church do hereby most solemnly protest against being prevented, by the officers of the last Synod, and delegates to that Of this year, not then organized, from speaking upon the resolution of Rev. A. W. Black, dishonoring the certificate Of said Presbytery, by proposing to lay on the table that part Of it which included the names of Rev. William wil son, Messrs. Thomas wilson, william taylor, and samuel mitchell; as well as against the entertainment of the pro position, for a moment, and against all its proper results; for the following reasons.
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