Excerpt from An Authentic Account of the Persecutions and Trials of the Rev. John Whittlesey, of Salem, Connecticut: Late Ordained Elder of the Methodist Episcopal Church, Holden at Salem, Conn; On the Second and Third Days of May, 1845, and at Montville on the Fifth Day of the Said Month, Before the Quarterly Conference; With Appropriate Remarks
This may certify that Brother Ezra Withey informed me that there was no collection taken up or money given in his charge In New York for liquidation of the debt On the Methodist meeting house In Salem. This he informed me Could not be done consistently with a re 'by the preachers In the city of New so in informed me that what Brother Whittlesey recerved in New York was Voluntarily given him by individuals in his, charge, and certainly they had a right to give Brother Whittlesey What they pleased.
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