To the Editor of the Litch6eid Enquirer.
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4U WC ESUIVT v tue AtGCnretU ESWqueTeTs

 Sir-in your numbers for the 4th and llih instant, there is inserted in compliance with ihe wish of number of your subscribers" paper "Ly the Rev. Samuel Pelon of CiarksfOscn, ReckLand Co. ~. F." "on the subject of Temperance Secietes.'' The ob- ject of its insertion s ,ha, the public may hear both sdes" think this good object; aud as, in the pa- per referred 10. they have heard side, it seems still important that they should hear the o,her

 musi therefore ask of you the favor to insert some thoughts the subject, which shall offer, in this, and perhaps some succeeding numbers of your paper.

 As have knowledge of the general character or the usefulness of the reverend author of the paper in question; all that know of him, is from hs ar- gumeni in favor of drinking wine and brandy; which, indeed. s all that properly belongs to the before .he Public,-if in my remarks, should only shew him the respect due to that argument h will not be from any UnriendIy feeling towards him, his Ofce but simply from ignOraace Oi his merits.

 The argument s easily understood and easily stat cd. He says that brandy Is worse than wine; and since wine actually allowed in the LibIe. and is. n that book. spoken O good Ihing and blessing therefore it iS lawful to ardent spirits. Indeed the whole tenor of hs argument goes 10 show that il s noG only right bUta necessary duty, IO drink bran. dy. In the course Of h hs dedHess EUHdry abs1rei. iles from the principles of hoss who mannin that al eohol poiSsn, declares that so determine wha. iO