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protection. Walker has defined what protection is, closely that if duty of twenty per cent on cot tons would bring two millions of duty, and twenty one per cent. nineteen hundred thousand and 99 dollars and ninety nine and one half cents it would be impossible for revenue man to advocate tWen- ty-one per cent! 3 The people have got the idea into their heads, and they will carry it out. The President took the stand for revenue, and the Sec retay of the Treasury tooftei out the question II the ballot box is to add up it's merits the result Will be triumphant proof The great pillar ot illustra- ton drawn from the prosperity of English policy, has fallen away. Walkers report is now in the hands of every citizen of England. The govern mcnt has shown its worth by re-publishing il. At the meetings in Manchester, al Liverpool, at Dub lin, and a hundred other towns, the speakers have read it to assembled thousands. Il has rent the air with shouts for free trade and free government Whocan withstand this mighty current of opinion Who qc0ud withstand it, to sink reputation and fame forever beneath it?

 Passing to an equally serious topic, heard, yes tcrday evening, that celebrated divine, Rev. Dr. Bethune. His text was from 18th chap. John, 7th verse:-"Jesus answered and said unto him, N hat 1 Go, thou knowest not TOW: but thou shalt know hereafter" II was one of the most eloquent dis courses to which have listened for some time s.Iow glorious" said tl2 speaker, sis il 10 think ol God, 5ut hoae aucd more glorious 10 hare he p0wey oJ coneeipaag ue MoughEo x "The little bubble thrown up by the heayine ocean, and dane ing upon the topmosl spray of the pillow, is Peo- pied with ten thousand eXisteHces, and each like ourselves, the subjects of pleasure and pain. - Again:--"Thinll not that the little flower, far away upon the mountain rock, lives there unseen Il daily sends up to heaven pure and holy incense as q token of it's gratitude, and God mosteus it's lip. with the dews of themofning." Dr. Bathune mus be about 45 years of age. He is tall and stoGt ant his face, though cooress and not symetrical, eyn ces an enlarged intellect His forehead is high, anc the hair, dark colored and very thin, hangs dowr like silllen floss. The eye is round and bold, the nose long and rather thick at the base butHanow and thin n the ridge and the chin is round, plump, and double In speaking, he throws his head forward oyer the desk occasionally, cIenches his fist, and beats the book. His gestures are ali classical, and have fine effect. The church was crowded to ex- cess. The Doctors eu!ogy Andrew Jackson was one of the most beautiful thatwas delivered, | will bear reading as well a the next as the present generation. 5l2 4Y.