A
“John
Siffion,
Johh
;
Tabor
(a
batift
min
Sows,
were
Teized
an
ear,
intitles
every
inhabitant
to
a
vote
|
“affairs,
and
toa
power
of
judging
that
|
hibours
fin
againfy.
the
golden
rule,
if
they
»
”
put
into
the
mouths
of
him
whom
the
ma-
_§
%
VL
me
nn,
EE
otty
hhs
declared
legal
minifter.
And
NE
-monc
of
th
ty
clared
to
be
the
legal
minifte
nd
|
for
shy
‘of
Quakers,
|
he
enrolled
or
entered
in
their
frém
that
day
to
this,
it
is
made
a
doubt
among
our
lawyers
and
judges,
whether
a
church
of
Chrilk
be
a
fociaty
bowin
in
law,
fo
as
to
be
capable
©
of
holding
a
meeting-houfe
or
other
eftates,
withe
~
out
having
other
perfons
to
be
truftees
br
Suardians
,¥
fof
them.
And
the
honorable
Edward
Goddaidy
©
Ef;
‘of
Framingham,
who
had
been
4
member,
both
of
the
lower
and
upper
houfe
in
our
legil
lature,
defcribed
this
matter
to
the
life,
in
a
piece
i.
he'publithed
in
1753s
wherein
he
fays.
Lk.
«
Good
confcience
men
allow
(they
fay)
ss
Buf
mutt
be
underftood,
TR
i
Fo
{zy
as
they
fay
themfelves
do
fay,
7.
‘can’t
be
good,
.
0)
fter
the
Maffachuletes
received
they
exerted
all
thelr
power,
|
tive
and
executive
courts,
With
AniGers
could
help
them
to,
in
aicagnpel
every
town
to.receive
ahd
fup>
inditers
as
they
called
orthodox.
They.
ppt
of
this
nature
upon
Swanaey'y
: