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|pf his fellow men, not only in America, but in


other quarters Of the globe. I, is guarded BY
the broad shield ,of public appreciation, and the
shafts: Of; hssrtess paligniiy hurled at it, viii
fail harmless the feet Of the intended victim, or
recoil with effect upon the head Of the assailant
\ Tt mnst be plain, from our ewn admission, that
Mr.. GurIey needs not our defence. We stand
in this case as "a counterbalance to- the Liberia
tor-the one applauds, ,,the other condemns, while
the object>is out Of the reach of either.


The defence Of this philanthropist was not our
purpose, but to crafty our ownpersonal feelings
lin expressing our favorable sentiments of ire
loroachable character. @ z. .6a1 #..a.


In truth. SO unjust, SO false is this calumny,
that, were it our object to select an individual
within the ,compassof our knowledge, with whom
10 exchange the identity Of the present or the
prospect Of the future, (even though the Liberia
tor's battery should keep necessarily open,) that
Elan would be the abused, but unharmed, r. r.
Gurlcy. Hill