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bound influence of pro-slavery at the North,
which helps the continuation of the ungodly
system of slavery at the South; and they may
be sure that God will Judge men not only for
doing evil, but for not doing right. AS the
Judge will say, inasmuch as ye did it not to
one of these my brethren, ye did it not
unto me- The town of Brunswick across the
river, opposite Topsham, is the seat of mo-
dern literature, Bowdoin College, There is
pleasant location, and quite venerable insti-
tuition; but it embodies too much of the spirit
of misanthropy, to afford pleasant visit TO
colored man; yet notwithstanding there are a
few choice spirits, both among the faculty and
and students and citizens. Here in this village
are a few families of our people; they seem
to be respected and have comfortable sltua-
tions some are members of some of the church
es, and their children go into the schools
among the whites without distinction. So that
on the whole, think the prospect rather good
for the growth of anti-slayery principles. The
hopes of the true friends of humanity, may be
the most sanguine of success, for theirs
cause of justice and right, and God is with
them, and they must surely triumph. think
Maine is coming on to the groan OF humanity,
and will stand nobly in the moral contest
God give her strength and sympathy, but more
anon. Yours truly,


JOHN w. LEWIS.


Concord, ~ H., Nou. 25th, 1912.