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u CRITIC has been received. Our aim, thus
far, has been 10 advance the General Total
Abstinence cause. We have advocated no
particular mode for doing this, but have left
that to the different Orders, Associations, and
gatherings. We believe all associations en-
gagged in the cause do good, whether they ap.
pear in gorgeous regalia or not; and as, in our
opinion, Carries remarks strike at an Order
which is advancing with a rapidity hitherto
unknown, and the usefulness and beauty Of
which he is entirely unacquainted with, no
good can result from his views