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mer, the mechanic, dealing out this ndisiduaI in his ten thousand varying forms, and that too without re- morse and the lawyer too pleading in behalf at least by his example, of this monster, and that too when one of the most distinguished jurists of the country has publicly declared that twO-thrds of the crimes committed are under the direct influence of intemDe- rance. But what do I see rejoice, my brother! w. We doubtless at the same moaent discovered that little yonder band of patriots, phanthrOpsts and christians, who have just oke to this tremendous evil, and are beginning to unite their energies, their wisdom and vigilance, to ferret out this Demon, and hang hun up to the scorn and derison of al! honest and sober men.

 T. This is an employment worthy of the most un- tiring effort; and if they value liberty and deiest the most abJect bondage, and worship more i.umiating than we witnessed in ycndcr eastern hemisphere they will go on to victory.

 w. Doubtless to victory; for every virtuOus prin- cple that appertains to God or heaven would sanc- ton it.

 T. Then we'll assist them, and the victories we have hitherto achieved will he nothing to the mount of happiness that shall result from this.

 With this remark, they passed among the crowd, and as they passed seemed delighted with the con- sciousness of doing good.

 Fellow-Citizens! shall we not follow their exam pie! Let conscience and reason and interestdecde.

 AQUATICUS.