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TIE MORALS OF BosToN-The . Odd Eel


low a journal published in Boston is out
agains, the clergy Of that city for preaching
against the immortality Of the place, or rather
for representing j, as worse than il is. From
what we are able TO learn through our ex-
changes from the city Of notions" we are in
clined 10 the. opinion that Boston, like all
other cities, is inhabited by many virtuous and
excellent people, and also by many who have
no fear Of God before their eyes. Certainly
it is unfair for any TO denounce whole COM
munity for the the sins of the part of its pop
ulation; but il is just as evidently the duty OF
The pulpit and the press to speak out boldly
against all evil. Precisely the same things
that have been said Of Boston. have also been
published and spoken Of our own city, and we
presume of almost every city Of any consid-
cradle size and while we deplore the exis-


ence Of evils that we require desided opposition
we,think with our brother of the" Odd Fellow


that there is a more excellent way than that


Of offensive denunciation. Let us speak the
truth in love. t ats