8.  Seeing  that  the  Constitution  says  expressly,  That  all  mat-
ters shall  be  determined  by  the  will  of  the  majority,  was  it  not  a
palpable  violation  of  that  Constitution  for  the  Goshen  minority
to  decide  Associational  questions  ?

9.  Is  it  the  custom  of  the  Baptists  for  the  minority  of  a
church,  or  of  an  Association,  to  meet  together  and  condemn
the  whole  body  to  which  they  belong  ?

10.  Is  it  the  custom  of  the  Baptists  to  neglect  commemorat-
ing the  Lord's  death  for  two  or  three  years  together,  as  Lulbe-
grud  has  done,  because  she  thinks  some  changes  have  taken  place
in  the  sister  churches  ?

11.  Is  it  the  custom  of  the  Baptists  to  call  such  persons  together
as  may  suit  their  own  notions,  and  accuse,  condemn,  and  exclude
their  brethren,  without  allowing  those  whom  they  accuse  to  say
a  word  for  themselves,  as  those  Goshen  brethren  have  done  ?

12.  Is  it  the  custom  of  Baptist  churches  to  send  two  sets  of
messengers  and  two  letters  to  the  same  Association  the  same
year,  as  Lulbegrud  did  for  four  or  five  years?

13.  Is  it  the  custom  of  Baptist  churches  to  have  two  Moder-
ators in  the  same  church,  one  in  each  end  of  the  meeting-house,
as  Lulbegrud  did  for  some  years  ?

14.  And  will  not  these  queries  be  of  advantage  to  the  Com-
mittee appointed  by  the  Goshen  meeting  to  prepare  and  report
next  year,  the  uniform  custom  of  the  Baptists  ?

The  reference  here  made  to  Lulbegrud  and  Goshen,  is  not
made  in  a  retaliatory  spirit,  but  to  show  that  those  two  churches,
or  rather  some  members,  through  those  churches,  have  caused
much  disorder,  and  that  the  Association  has  acted  toward  them
with  great  forbearance.
