Dissenters urged to form electoral associations after election
The document argues that the hunger for church wealth should curb endowments and that dissenters can force future parliaments to heed religious liberty. It urges voters in each borough to form associations, select their own candidates, and announce plans immediately after the current election for a likely victory in the next parliament.
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Robert Peel
Combined Passive Resistance of the Faithful to Established Religion
A 1841 London proclamation urges passive resistance to the Church of England, opposing tithes and church rates. It condemns Puseyism and Jesuit influence, links clerical arrogance to tyranny, and calls Protestants to alienate from the Anglican church while citing a related 1841 protest and local rate dispute in Rochdale and surrounding parishes.
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Church of England
Jehovah
Christ
London
Parish meeting over church rate in Stackney tartled turmoil
Crowded vestry at Stackney parish meeting ends in dissolution after a heated clash over a proposed church rate. James Powell elected chair, James Pulley kept to record, and rate consideration postponed for six months amid protests and a later Gedney churchwardens’ vote showing a 7 vote majority against the rate. The issue echoes wider dissent on church rates, with Baptist and Friends groups citing ecclesiastical impositions and religious liberty concerns across the country.
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Stackney
T. O. Goodchild
Roper
Hackney
James Powell
Pulley
Gedney
Thos. Derry
General Baptist
Derby
Society of Friends
Christ
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