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ELOQUENT PAssAGE.-The following sentence,
from President Quncy's address at the second cen
ennial celebration of the settlement of Boston, is
significant and impressive:


The great comparative truths written in let
ters of living light upon every page of our history
the language addressed by every past age Of
New England to all future ages, is this; human
happiness has no perfect security but in freedom
freedom none but in virtue-vrtue none but in
knowledge; and neither freedom, nor virtue, nor
knowledge, has any vigor or immortal hope, ex-
cept in the christian faith, and in the sanction Of
the christian religion"