The appeal of Rev. Edwin Cater, pastor of College Church, North Mississippi Presbytery, to the candid judgment of the people of God against the assaults made upon him on the floor of the General Assembly at Huntsville, Ala., in May, 1871, and repeated in newspapers, and in the Southern Presbyterian review, for October, 1871.

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