From the Richmond Whig.
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We present to our readers this evening the plan of Sunday School, which it is proposed to establish in this city, and which to us to merit the pa tronage of a liberal public Even those who do not approve it, cannot fail be struck with the force and beauty ofthe composition.

 We live in time of high Religious excitement. Many who are themselves friends of the Christian Religion and ardently desire to see its benevolent and humanzing spirit diused over all the earth are alarmed at the sectarian violence and fanaticism which have of late been conspicuous, and at the disposition to encroach on religious liberty, and the rights of society, more plainly revealed within a short time past than at any previous period. None can be weak as to apprehend at present, any direct attempt at the establishment of Hier- archy: but who shall say what the next age may moi witness, if zealots are permitted to wield the whole force which the instruction of youth places in the hands of their instructorsi And what is the mighty