Mr.. HUNT ON THE STREET ON


THURSDAY NIGHT. '
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Perhaps the city OF Washington never be-
held so dense mass of citizens, assembled in
the street after night, in which there was SO
little improper conducI, and SO much earnest
and deep attention, exhibited, as was seen IN


the audience collected TO hear Mr. Hunt on
Thursday evening. We really would not like
to be liquor sellers if half what Mr.. H. says
about them be true. Such picture Of all that
is mean, degrading, demoralizing. and incon-
sistent with every interest af man, both for
time and eternity, as he drew Of liquor bust
ness. and so clearly and readily proved 10 be
rue, is enough 10 make one sceptcal as to the
fact Of any patriot or Christian being engaged