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purpose Of directing public attention to the
subject intending. a. no distant day, to show
the responsibility resting upon all such, and to
demonstrate the propriety Of favorable and
early action in their part.


In the mean time, we point, with feelings of adj
miration and pride. to those, who throwing aside
the shackles which time and custom have inn
posed--rising above mere sensual indugencee,
and in noble disregard Of the taunts and re-
breaches of the ignorant and vicious, have come
forward, nobly, in support Of this great reform.
Noble, generous men! the generations to come
will speak of such with veneration and graft
tude; and their names be mentioned, as those
of humble, but honored instruments. in the
hand Of God, in staying the fearful plague.
which for ages and generations had swept over
the tent-like habitafon of earth's wanderers.