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svat WI SEES BELIEVED ON HIMso


~ We took occasion to notice, in our 9th
number, the principle involved in the above
question, and illustrated its influence from
the party politician. We then noticed who
might be considered the rulers, or those
who occupy places of distinction and en-
inepce in the community, and to whom the
mass look for example as well as precept.
We took notice of the difficulty that might
possibly stand in the way Of these rulers
believing. We put the question in refer
ence to these. We said, as to their. opin-
ions and practice in reference to the Tenn
perance cause, that they were important
questions to these very rulers, and also
stated that we could answer some of them
favorably, and we did hope soon to be able
to answer in the same way as to others; !;
indeed, we would hope of all. Well, then,
we say as to some, they have taken the
paper, they speak well Of it, they send it
abroad. These, too, are men Of worth in
every respect There are none found who
do not acknowledge the philosophy, and
the religion too, of the Total Abstinence
pledge; but still there are many, who, from
some cause or other, do not come up to
our aid. Perhaps they are too modest
Well, we hope they will soon acquire more
confidence, and come forward and drink at
our Fountain. It is good as remedy, it is
good as preventive. Indeed, if men would
only muster up confidence to take hold and
not let 60, it is specific, no mistake.


Nrs. iNeh &~4.~s-~~~-s--~~-e~~~~--~~~~~ 4 4


NEW WoRK.--We have received Volume
], of " The LIBRARY or COMMERCE." by
Freeman Hunt, Editor of the Merchants
Magazine. This volume contains


l. Sketch Of the commercial intercourse
As Of the world with China.


II. History Of the British Corn Laws By


J. G., Plat; with additions by the Ame-


4 ricas editor.


IIl. Memoirs Of Commercial delusions: en-


bracing historical sketches Of the Mis-
~ sissippi scheme and the South Sea bub-


ble. By Charles Mackay, Esq.


cuTo country Like our own, so essen
tia1ly commercial, few topics are more inn
pUssAnt than those which relate TO its mer-
canils affairs. The multifom and varied
shsIsetsr Of commerce, so all but exhaust
lees in its resources--its close relation with,
- iidlasnce upon, political and domestic