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MEssRs. EDIToRs: A few evenings since,


| attended meeting at Apollo Hall, where


several addresses Were delivered before the


Liberty Lyceum, an Association composed


wholly Of youths Of the age of Is and 90
years, whose talents l may say would deco
rate the members of some societies more ad-
vanced in age and experience. Although the
evening was inclement, there was a goodly
number of ladies and gentlemen present, who
were highly pleased with the entertaining and
eloquent speeches of Masters Morsell, Waters,
and Johnson. The first named youth, r. II.
Morsel did remarkably well. His subject was
the Development of Truth. 1t was delivered
with great frmness of mind. The Cd speaker
was d. s. Waters. His subject party Spir-
iD he handled with much ability. II was in
deed truly sublime and most mastery pro-
ducton whilst he delivered il there was a
death-ike silence pervaded the audience, and
the flashes of his eloquence would justly beau
ufy many speech which | have listened to
in the halls of Congress. Mr.. Johnson did
very well. His subject was, Themes for
Thought. II was very fashy piece of COM
position, and delivered well. The audience
was dismissed with the greatest pleasure after
their agreeable retreat. AN AUDITOR