Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Claims of the Tabernacle Church, to Be Considered the Third Church in Salem: Or, the Church of 1735
In one or two instances, the claims of the South Church to this priority have recently been set forth in such a man ner, that intelligent and disinterested persons, both clergy men and laymen, have expressed much Surprise, that on the part of the Tabernacle Church no decisive appeal should be made to facts and documents. We refer particularly to the publication of the Sermon of the respected pastor of the South Church, at the thirty-eighth Anniversary of his Ordination. In the paragraph, which purports to be an outline of the history of the Third Church of 1735, and the notes in the Appendix, the Tabernacle Church is presented in a relation to the South Church, and with'a date of forma tion, which was as new and as unexpected, as if it had been stated to be a presbyterian branch of the Howard Street.
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