A NOBLE SENTIMENT.
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The following is an extract from letter of
Mr. JOHN c. HARNESS. TO the citizens of
Washington:


GAS to my temperance principles, they are
known. They have been not only proclaimed
upon the highway, but heralded upon the
wings Of the press have practised the prin-
ciple of total abstinence from my childhood
and have put forth the best energies Of my ma.
ture in endeavoring, by moral suasion, to woo
back my erriDg brethren from the vortex Of in
temperance"