From the Boston Posi-.
The Grand Daxaar.
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The Anti-C Corn Law League recentl,


held one Of their splendid meetings al ths


Covent Garden Theatre. There was /.
igreat cohcourse in attendance. of both sexes,


One OF the favofitc orators, w. J. Fox, de.


ilvered powerful appeal in behalf OF free


trade. This gentleman Is d. Unitarian


preacher, Were he here, he would rank


as democrat, almost radical. His whole


heart is with and for the masses. n his


bold advocacy Of the cause Of cheap bread
% 80 withcheap religion, he ofien throws
ION passages Of SURPRISING beauty and elo-
quence. Takethe following as one of them.
Il is religious view Of flee trsle:-..


.stur principles are not merely as old al


political economy, they are, in truth, as old


asthe history Of mankind, the facts Of which


are the materials Of political economy.-


They are intertwined with The records VI


the prosperity and the calamity of nations.


We can trace them through the long annals
Of ancient and modern times. We trace
them back beyond this even to the very


constitution OF nature and the globe itself.
They are the dictates Of philosophy, in
terpretea BY the ~ stem Of things in which


we live, and Of which I'VE form portion:
for when that mighty Power who spread
abroad the heavens, fixed suns in their GEN.
trai position, and rolled the planets in their
orbits. surrounded them with belts and sat-
elites, measuring the course, limitless as it
seems, of the wandering comet, which, in
ITS wild career, moves from the intensity
Of light TO the deepest darkness; binding
all together by the principle Of graeitation,
and thus united it to other Systems thro,,ph
all the infinity Of being when that Power
fashioned this earth of ours, it made re-
fiex Of the combined, harlnonized, and mu-
tually dependent system which is exhibited
70 the astronomer when he gazes on the
heavens-it endowed one climate with one
species Of fertility and another with anoth-
er, and surrounded the earth with those
zones-temperate, torrid and frigid-con-
siituiing climates, sunny or moist, in all
their diversilies, and gave the luscious vine
to grow upon the banks Of the Rhine and
the Rhone, and enriched the spice-islands
with their fragant products--it spread the
broad and vast prairies of America, suff-
cient to grow corn for the whole worlds
consumption; planted the tea groves of
China; endowed the sugar-cane with its
sweetness; and gave to Britain its coast,
minerals, and industry, and by these, as
BY the mutual dependence of the heavenly
bodies, i said sslAll these belong to each
other! Let their influence Be reciprocal:
let one minister 70 another; be the interest
OF eschthe interest Of all, and le. all ini,,-
lister to each; they are one in wisdom and
and show f0rih a. resnlendent-
" as the starry heavens the glory uf q be-.
nevclent Providence. -"


This magnificent passage was felt BY
those that heard it. At its termination the
whole audience rose, Mayed their hats or
handkerchiefs, and considerable time
elapsed before the immense cheering sub
sided and the speaker could 60 on with his
address.