THE PRESS.
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The Press is an engine, which, when guided by
the unerring light of truth, is mighty to he pulling
down the strong holds of error, and Of establishing
the civil and religious liberties of man. on basis
not easily TO be shaken. 1t was with this instrument,
guided by the light Of reason and revelation, that Lu
ther made the papal power, which bad subjugated
all Europe to its domain, trembe to its centre and
gave priestly domination defeat, from which it
never can recover. And it is, perhaps, by this en-
gne at no distant day. that every species Of usurpa
ion, superstlion and error with sects and parties,
is destined to be oyerthrown, to rise no more for
ever.