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should we husband our means and seeur,
some thing for the treasury Of the Lord


Ii we could always be in our right minds


how many of the expensive vanities of life


should we sacrifice to our sacred privileg.
les and duties. How careful should we be


IN examining the merits of the various OBJ
,Iects, before we gave them our countsn.


ance and our patronage. We often lament


the great loss in means, in effort, and in


influence to true benevolence and religion.
occasioned by the Colonization Chimera,
Were the large sums expended annual
'ly by the society. and the great efforts


made in promoting that unrighteous poll
tlcal institution, consecrated to home mis-.


slons, how many waste places might be


builded up? how many wlldernesses made
to blossom as the rose, and how many dis
ponding hearts made to rejoice? The


number of true Christians would be in-
creased, and the reign Of our redeemer


would be extended.


The number Of inhabitants which people ed


The earth at one time may be estimated 10 a.
mount to at least eight hundred millions of
which 500 millions may be assigned to Asia
80 millions to Africa 10 millions to America;
and $50 millions to Europe.-With regard to
their religion, they may be estimated as fol-