From the New England Washingtonian.
TeetOtalism in West Cambridge.
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FRIEND Coles: We often hear that the
clergy are not interested in the cause of To
tai Abstinence; or are not willing to give
their aid to help the cause along. This, we
are grieved to confess, is the fact in many
places, but it cannot be said Of the clergy Of
West Cambridge, for they are enlisted heart
and hand in the cause, and are not afraid to
speak in It's defence from their pulpits.


Rev. Mr. Horton, of the Orthodox Church,
last Sabbath morning preached very inter
estlng discourse from these words, "Where-
fore do we spend money for that which is
not bread;" found in the Sd verse of the
55th chapter Of Isaiah, in which he elo-
quently portrayed the folly of spending
money for Intoxicating drinks, and the in
iquity of the traffic therein.


In the evening, Rev. Mr. Carleton, of the
Baptist Church, by particular request of the
Washingtonians, delivered an eloquent and
ingenious address in the Baptist meeting
house, In which he recounted the obstacles
temperance men have overcome, and the
great reform they have worked in society.
lie related many interesting instances Of the
reformation OF nebriates, wrought by the
Washingtonians that have come under his
own observation. 1t was just such an adj
dress as we wanted at this time II was re-
plete with sound argument and encourage
ment to the laborers now in the field, for
which ne will receive the hearty thanks OF
the whole community.


Yours, w. M. c.