Plbly gathering, and he will yet free our
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|pibly gathering, and he will yet free our
land


1t should be mentioned, too, that he has
sacrificed several thousand dollars in this
holy cause, accumulated oy unceasing in.
dustry Yet ne makes no public appeals.
but goes forward IN the quietude and reso-
luteness OF his spirit husbanding his little
resources from town to town, and from
state to state. Il would not he said
to us some months since~-sI would NOT
exchange circumstances with any person
on earth, If | must thereby relinguish the
cause in which am enlisted"


BY latter before us we learn, that with
In few months he has travelled about
twenty-four hundred miles, of which up
wards of sixteen hundred were performed
on foot !--luring which time he has held
nearly fifty public meetings. Rivers and
mountains vanish in his path midnigh
finds him vending his solitary way over
an unfrequented road the SUP is antici-
pated in his rising. Never was moral sub
Unity of character better illustrated.