no. A. BRowssos OF Boston lectures this
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80 a. BRowssos OF Boston lectures this
evening before the Mercantile Library Association
8, the Tabernacle on the Origin. Organization
and Ends of Government Few men will agree
with Mr.. BRowssos in all his views, either upon
political, moral. or religious subjects. But none,
we think can deny that his writings and discourses
If they are not the truth, contain, nevertheless,
much that is true. Whatever he says is always
worth hearing, and worth thinking about; and no
rejecting man. with sound judgement and discrim-
ination, can hear and think of what he advances
without eroring and becoming stronger there
upon. He is a man Of most wonderful mental
power of considerable originality, of great ability
in conceiving and clearly presenting the abstract
and general, and of decided though neither smooth
nor graceful, eoquence in his delivery. The
theme he has chosen for discourse tonight is one
that has engaged much of his attention, and con-
cerning which be entertains far more conservative
and substantial opinions than he has generally had
the credit of maintaining He will speak of it with
great earnestness some dogmatism, and in man
ner which cannot fail to interest and instruct all
whe would care to hear him.


We understand that he is to address the Nc
chanics Institute on Wednesday evening.


