Fromihe National In,elligencer, ls43.

INTEMPERANCE.
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MEssRs. EDIToRs


Much has been written, and ably written,
Of late against tthe crying sin Of intemperance.
Much has also been sung against the same
destructive vice. Much. however remains
unsung.' se


n II you thinK, Messrs. Editors, that the sub
Joined original verses, suggested by the peru
sal OF "a Touching Incident which occurred
lately at temperance meeting in the scity Of
Brotherly Love- may have good tendency,
be pleased TO publish them in your W idely cir
culated and respected journal, and so oblige
temperate and sincere advocate oftemperance