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that had been accomplished By the Simplest means
and tho necessity of still farther exer;ion in the
GOOD cause os Liberty and Virtue. The name OF
the Society he regarded as peculiarly appropriate
and "a in the times that tired mems souls, tho
name of Washington ard Liberty were always as
sociated 50 lid he hope to see in glorious union.


Washington and Temperance, till vice aad mis-
erv shall be baashed from the earth. The wrongs
under which the victims of lntemperance live, be
said were Infinitely greater than those which drove
our fathers 10 rebellion Those were political
invaded no homestead-disturbed no domestic
peace, and caused no hear, TO fear tren1blc be-
fore them But these do their nest dreadful work
at the freside the chains forged by this ,yrant
clank upon the hearthstone; and with their lion
grasp, not only is the body held captive. but the
immortal spirit, that should be free TO wandc.
through eternity is linked with pollution. sin and
shame Mr.. Frelinghuysen spoke OF the pitdgc
;as adapted in every respect to break these bonds


It set. aside the objections Of ofcasusis and plants


itself on the ground Of safety and sclf-detencc. 1t
proposes by association to break the power of a
vice which owes much of its strength 10 social
habit. [, raise. the degraded victira from the
lowest depth. of wretchednes. and gives him com
for, and content. Mr.. f. spoke eloquenly and
with effect H e vas followed BY Captain ". a.
W1sDow who made some excellent practical OBJ
scrvations The exercises we're enlivened by the
splendid performance by the choir Of several fine
pieces of music.


Yesterday proud day for the reformed and
tie reformcrs and we trust the influence Of its
observance will be greatly TO increase the number
of both.