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that fear is powerful agent either to sub
due or control, very crafiily opens his
address to the colored people, tfor we be-
lieve the whole of it is meant to tickle
lhem,) by reminding them Of Mss Co
lonization (whom we recollect 10 have
heard was worried to death, and buried
without benefit of clergy by some aboli-
tionists, a few years ago;) whose cruel,
and " Objectionable features" he doubtless
thinks, must eternally haunt colored peo.
pie and being troubled as certain man
was who desired to rule the people, consi-
dered it really necessary to raise the dead,
in order to prejudice the minds of the CO.
lored people against our little paper; bu,
IT is no go, for truth is mighty and will
prevail"


The editor then proceeds as follows.
"The editorial article in the present num-
Der is an unwarrantable, unjust and cruel
attack, directly upon the whole body of
abolitionists, and several Of its statements
are no less untrue than malignant" Now
tappears very singular 20 US, that such
rebuke should come frogr, those who, are
guilty Of manifesting the same unjust
and malignant" spirit; and we are sure if
the writer has any conscience left, he must
have done great violence TO it. In the
Tocsin of Jan. 10, we find the following
1--WE view the church, as being in very
wicked position, and as deserving the
frowns Of offended mercy. We believe
the power Of God rests upon the Ameri-
can churches" This appears to be The O.
pinion of the charitable and pure minded
man who edits that paper, in regard to the
whole church Of God; and SO firm is he
in his belief that he does not even excep.
those "aboiton churches" which have
demolished the Negro pew" Truly,
this is magnanimous. Again, March 10,
we observe the following +" Mr.. Delavan
is now so unfortunate as to be opposed by
the titled clergy, and the drunkard and
the rum-seller." What beautiful con-
nexon-Ae clergy, the drunkard and The
rum-seNer-therc is nothing 1" untrue or
malignant" in these statements" The
editor does not denounce the mass"!
These are no unwarrantable, unjust and
cruel attacks directly' upon the whole
body of christians: but is it possible that
Mr.. d. has no friends among the titled
clergy, or abolition ministers" All. bro
ther c.. remove that beam out of thine
Own eye. Gould the editor justly complain,
if we should adopt his method of arriving
at conclusions If we should call him an
| in6del, because he had made a direct attack
upon the whole church, and the "Htled
clergy"-that his paper " is conducted and
supported mainly by in6dels and sceptics"
that il proof Of what we say, he will
see his outside going the rounds of the in
hdel papers, il they ever get their eye
upon it," and that cit will be sweet
morsel for them"


We will now review the "unjust, ma
lignant, and objectionable features Of that
article" which are contained in the ex-
tracts which the editor has So beautifully
qrouped together. But for want of space
| TO insert them we must refer our readers
| 10 the whole article as found in our
paper of March 7, in which will be found