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(sJ- Rev. THEODORE PARKER OF .Roxbury, Mass,
correspondent desires to state through our col
umns, is moi recognized as member Of the UnIta-
rian denomination since his recenr avowal Of ultra
Neoosic views. We thought this had been already
Sc: forth by us. Our correspondent says but
one clergyman in Boston tRev James F. Clarkel
Will now exchange with HIM. A friend at our e-
bow says, Not so. Rev. John Piepont will sill
exchange with him. The fact remains, however,
that the great body of the Unitarian clergy regard
his Prcsen, views clearly Deisica, and nconsis-
tent with the assumption Of the Christian name
Sill, Mr. Parker's elcquence, dlrectness and oby-
Gus sincerity attract large auditories His recent
sermon on "Thc Relation OF Jesus to his Age and
10 the Ages" is, as composition, one Of IemaIka-
ble clcaness and visor.