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when bigOtS could persuade mankind, that
the lights Of philosophy were to be extin-
guished, as dangerous to religion; and
when ty' ants could prescribe the instruc.
ters of the people as enemies to their pow
er 1t is preposterous to imagine, that the
enlargement OF onr acquaintance with the
laws which regulate the universe, can dis
pose Us to ubeIief. To tyrants indecd, ,and
TO bad rulers, the progress of knowledge
among the mass of mankind is just OBJ
ject of terror it is fatal to them and their
designs; they know this by unerring in
stinct and unceasing y they dread the
light But they will find it more easy 10
curse than to eXtlnguish.'


Mr.. Editor, since one bold and elevated
spirit, by urging to immediate dcti0n, his
ignorant, degraded and suffering country
men, to acquire knowledge, that they may
assume the respectabillty and the power
which tyrants and oppressors have wrest-
ed from their hands, has in few years CIV
en- greater purity and health, and viii event
ually present new creation, In the INTEL
loctual and moral atmosphere resting upon
Great Britain [ hope that your Journal,
that every daily, weekly, monthly, and
yearly Journal, in our UaIon; that every
st"tosmnn and patriot, that every teacher
and parent, that every clergyman, lawyer,
physician, farmer, mechanic and merchant;
that every man, woman, and child. will
say IN the language of Mr.. Brougham, and
III voice which will be heard from Can
ada to Mexico, and from the Atlantic to
the Pdcifc,- BEGIN '-Nass Jommak