From The Boston Daily .Adbcrtiser.
A NER X N Ell ND.
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For the purpose Of exhibiting the true cha
racter Of the offence, against good morals and the
feelings of a christian community, for which Alb
ner Kneeland was tried and convicted, as well as
a more detailed argument against the petition for
his pardon, we insert the following article from
correspondent We regret that It is necessary,
for the purpose Of presenting the subject in its
true light, to repeat language SO offensive and SO
we doubt not to the feelings Of every
one of our readers. But as a portion of the
friends Of religion have joined in the cry of per-
secution and intolerance in the case it is neces-
sary that it should be known what the community
are called upon to tolerate. We are aware that
Mr.. Kneeland has asserted that these offensive
publications, with the exception of that which
declares his disbelief in God, in Christ and in a
future state, were inserted III his paper in his alb
sence, and without his knowledge. We are also
aware that there is ample testimony to prove that


this allegation is untrue, and that all the offensive
articles were not only published in Knecland's
paper, but that they were delivered by his own
hand to the compositor.


We understand that the counter petition was
handed in to the Governor and Council yestcr-
day, bearing great number of respectable sig
natures.