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get III tneIe WITHOUT passing thr0ugn the Cathollt
church. This was the lever Of Archimidcs, placed
without the world, with which to move the world
As retormers OF one kind and another sprung up
they denied the truth Of this dogma, but were care
ful to copy it as far possible in their creeds
and to establish little pass-key as the true means
Of admission, which key they alone possessed
This pass.key he represented as being full as efec-
tual as the great keys of St Peter, and much less
cumbersome. The Unitarians, lie said, had NO
pass-key to heaven, but were willing all should "a
there who received the revealed truths of chris
tlanity, and did good works. As to the cry agans,
Sectarianlsm, he thought the object was not only
to get Unitarlanism out, but Calvinism in.


In answer to this long trade, Mr.. Bancroft mere


v said that he respected the venerable President OF
the University for his years, and for the high sta
tion he occupied in the Commonwealth and woult
not say one word Inconsistent with the respect h,
entertained forhlm The venerable gentleman had
of Archimdes to a high eulogium upon that sc G.
which was not sectarian, and travelled the higi
road to Heaven without pass-key. All that h.
should pass over, and also his attack upon the char
acter OF the sons of the South and the Southwest
though he might take some other occasion 10 notice
It. He desired the board to notice that no state.
ment OF Inc committee had called for Mr. Quincy't
remarks He went into figures, which he sale
could not lie, then admitted they might lie, and al
last confessed that ne knew bat little about mathe
matics. AS 10 the false statement which the Pres
dent wished to tasten upon Mr.. he called par
tlcnar attention TO the statement Of his report
He there said that the expenses of instruction
were at least 30 per higher than formerly, and
33t per cent higher, In the terms OF some classef
now, than for the same terms when he was at Col


ege. This was his statement, and the Prrsdent'
documents proved it TO be literally true by ines
very documents il appeared that the expenses OF
instruction which were less tnan $oV Wnsn ne wss
learned, when there, taught him that TINS was an
advance of 80 per cent.


Mr., BANoRorr then made report from the COM