...othersj with extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all others f We tltink too favorably of the justice and good sense of these...covet pre-eminences over their fellow-citizens, or th»t they will be seduced by them from the common opposition to the measure. Because the bill implies,...

...extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all others ? We think too favarably of the justice and good sense of these, denominations,...believe that they either covet pre-eminences over their fellow citizens, or th»t they will be seduced by them from the commor opposition to the measure. Because...

...worship ? Ought their religions to be endowed, above all others, with extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all .others ? "We think...these denominations to believe that they either covet pre-eminence over their fellow citizens, or that they will be seduced by them from the common opposition...

...extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all others ? We think too favourably of the justice and good sense of these denominations, to believe that they either covet preeminence over their fellow citizens, or that they will be seduced by them from the common opposition...

...worship ? Ought their religions to be endowed, above all others, with extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from. all others ? We think...the common opposition to the measure. Because the establishment proposed by the bill is not requisite for the support of the Christian religion. To say...

...worship ? Ought their religions to be endowed above all others with extraordinary privileges by which proselytes may be enticed from all others? We think...by them from the common opposition to the measure. "5. Because the bill implies either that the civil magistrate is a competent judge of religious truths,...

...worship? Ought their religions to be endowed, above all others, with extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all others ? We think...that the civil magistrate is a competent judge of religions truths, or that he may employ religion as an engine of civil policy. The first is an arrogant...

...worship ? Ought their Religions to be endowed above all others, with extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all others ? We think...these denominations, to believe that they either covet pre-eminencies over their fellow citizens, or that they will be seduced by them, from the common opposition...

...worship ? Ought their Religions to be endowed above all others, with extraordinary privileges, by which proselytes may be enticed from all others ? We think...these denominations, to believe that they either covet pre-eminencies over their fellow citizens, or that they will be seduced by them, from the common opposition...

...worship? Ought their religions to be endowed above all others with extraordinary privileges by which proselytes may be enticed from all others? We think...by them from the common opposition to the measure. 8 . , , . , ,. , and exemp1 " Declaration of Rights," article 16. 1 A similar favor was held out to...