From the Christian Statesman.
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A society of an extraordinary character has
Just been founded at Boston, under the appella-
ton of 1.-The New England Non-Resistance So
ciety." Its constitution, among other similar
things, declares ''that no one who processes to
have the spirit Of Christ can consistently sue a
man at law for redress of injuries, or thrust any
evil doer into prison, or fill any office in which he
would come under obligation to execute penal en-
actments, or take any part in the military SER
vice, or acknowledge allegiance to any human
government, or justify any man in fighting in
defence Of properly, liberty, life, or Religion
&C." &c. Truly, Jack Cade is come again.
One would think, from this and other specimens
which might be given, that company of thieves,
pick pockets, &C., had got together and framed
a constitution to protect themselves against the
laws.


The master workman and constitution drawer
in making this society, is the master spirit of i'm
mediate and unconditional Abolition, the peaceful
and serene Mr. GARRISON. But we cannot speak
another word in ridicule. Alas! that this man
should have suffered so much from the local laws
of the country, for we cannot escape the impres.
sion that it has unsettled brain which at bes
was probably none too steady.


1t is allowable to judge the tree by its fruit
Apply this rule to Garrison, and the inevitable
conclusion to which we must come is that he
is demented- Ed. ". "A. ..:"