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ENGLAND AND AMERICA---Ihe follow
ing extract is from an address received by
the American Peace Society, from "The
National Society for promoting the Socia
and Political Improvement Of the People
in England" on the subject Of war be-
tween the two countries -


"Fellow men deeply impressed with
the wickedness, injustice and misery, tha
always flow from such contentious, we
would call upon all good men, but more
especially on you, The ,oorking classes q
England and America, to use every ln'el-
leclual, moral and political means you pos
sess, to ex,inguish that spark OF National
amin osity which is sought to be famed in
to fame, and to be prepared to make any
personal sacrifice to prevent the direfu ca
lamity of war between the two countries
On this subject we have morality, Chris
tianity and justice on our side; and if oui
firm and peaceful conduct should call forth
the power Of the law or the strength Of tht
oppressor, ve had better be martyrs in til.
cause Of right, than suffer oisrselues to b
eoeresd into the shedding Of human blood
and The retarding Of the civilization Of oui
race"