From the Boston Patriot.
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Education.--If there be not now less of crime
in country, taking into view the great increase
of population, than in preceding generations, there
more abhorrent features. And this is the conse-
quence of that advanced state of civilization and
generous culture of the moral virtues, which are
sure to result from the genial influence of education
diitused among all classes. The mind in early you'll,
imbued with a proper sense of moral right and OF
that sacred regard for the life and property of ano


her which religion SO strongly ncucates, will rare
ly he found debased by crime and more rarely by
crimes ofsanguinary hue. How important then is it
that every possible effort be made. to extend the
benefits of education to each and every inhabitant
! Of our country.


We wish to- see the community at large fully i'm.
pressed with the Importance, both in a moral and
political point Of view, Of the universal diffusion Of