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Knowing the hostility Of your Herald TO all and
every sort of hypocrisy-I wish to call your atten-
ton to the fact, that, Saturday night last ION
Music Society called meeting for practice of its
orchestral on the next night, although Sabbath even


ng-the occasion being the Concert to took place
last night, for the pecunary benefit Of its Conduc-
present Although many OF the members were op.
posed to Lords day rehearsal for public and part


y secular Concert,yet the rehearsal was called. and
thus respectable Society lends its name for an
open desecration OF the sacred day Having no M
will to Its Conductor, Qor whose benefit il is) this
will not appear until after the Concert has taken
place-but ii might have had some influence. and
val Yet, in order to prevent by the force of public
opinion of another festival rehearsal on
a Sabbath night, and lest the whole Society should
meet tor ordinary purposes on that day, is the OBJ


ect in bringing this 10 your notice