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The New York ORGAN, we observe, will
hereafter be edited by Dr. r. II. TRAIL, a gen
lleman web known as the author of the Prize
Essay, recently published by the Temperance
General Council of New York. DIR. TRAIL,
IN his Introductory address in the ORGAN OF
June z, says:


"We trust we shall ever appreciate that
fraternal sympathy which should unite the
hearts aud combine the efforts Of all those who
in humble or exalted spheres of life, do bait Ie
with the common enemy, and extend and recip-
rocate that courtesy and unvauntng charity,
which should peculiarly distinguish the advo-
Gales of the cause of crushed and suffering
humanity. To be Instrumental, in some degree,
in furthering the greatest moral enterprise Of