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Prejudice and Intolerance. The Rev. Mr.
Magoon, lately on visit to Europe, gives the
following in relation to English Religious Society


"The fourth and almost universal peculiarity
viz: insidious and unchari,able illusions to this
country. This is not limited to any one demon.
ination. They all abuse u.s. 1t requires no small
measure of selfcontrol to mingle in English So
ciety. social public, without indulging in retail
alton. For instance you brother Taylor and
other ministers of Christ, with your focks with
open hearts and open doors, have received Eng
Iish brethren to the most generous hospitality In
London you would be unchurched, and, like N.Y.
SELF and simply on account of political institutions
which ace cannot change, you would be obliged
to wander as kind of religious outcast. o. God
knows my heart ached to see on one hand so much
misery on the part of the great masses of the peo
pie, and on the other so much violent 5igotry on
the part of the upper classes, respecting evil in
other lands. 1 went with the best credentials
from both South and North, credentials which
won me Christian sympathy all over the conti-
nent of Europe, even in the Vatican ITSELF but bv
my own denomination in England, / was non-fsl.
lowshipped as SouthEon, even with Daniel
Sharp BY my side to plead for the common courte-
sizes Of Christian life."