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tion a1d or evefy deRnhinaiSon. Toleratioa baurf. no indiHerehce hui zeal, rather than ndilereoce- lt s connected with edueali0n, with the in,eecnnl and moral calure of tue 'nind: and wberesoever men meet, Co worship the G0d of their ahers wish shey the means of instruction and Ihe means of adeouatev conducting tine great and good work.

 GentieInen, have detained you too long.

 My friends. my fellow-eitixens, my counlrymeu I must now take arespectfa leave of you. have spent period Of five or six weeks west of the Aleahauy. Tor the first time tn my life. It has been serie1 of happy days. have seen much which shall always remember-much to inform, as well as teliRh, me. | return you again and again my unGeigned ihanka for the f"hk ness and kindness, and negh5Orlineas, with which you have made me welcome: and wherever may g" or wherever may be, pray you, ny friends 10 believe, sIHll lose the recoec,ion of your kindness. May God hless you all.