AmmMININ 154 The Realrablenefs the choice of a Paftour) upon the motive of Peace, and `Unity. If this, therefore, cannot be, and yet the People are pre- fently to atfert their Title to this Right, and not to fufFer a Pa/lour to he impofed upon them by any Perfons in the world but themfelves, in what mutt this end ? There mull be ,Dïvifions, and Schifms numberlefs, and the bleffed confequences of them and the Church and Nation mutt be torn in pieces. If the People be not obliged to aífert thisRight when the Peace and-Unityof your own Congregations are concerned, but only in oppofition to the Church of England, why do not You (peak out, and' fay fo? If there may be conlìderations fufficient to induce them to relinquifh it, why is not this inculcat ed upon the People ? If there be nor conficlerations, on the fide of the Legal ,EJt'ablifbment, fufficient todo this, why is not this proved ? If there be, why is it not fairly, and honettly granted ? If it be only in the Cafe Unqualified Mi- aiJlers, that this Right is to be afTerted, why is it not faid in the plainer words? Why is not a full account given ? who are truly unqualified ? And why is not one very meterial point proved, That
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