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"Sep1e p1y.-Dr. Channing, in his lectures on Tuesday night, alluded to the fears sometimes ex- pressed, that the radicals the 'lower orders" they are sometimes called, would get up mobs and destroy property and render private fortunes He denied the justice of the mputation and scorned the dea that the mass would commit any such out ages. Dangers of this kind emanate from higher sources The originate with men of more splendid fortunes and different blood. Who conceived the ruin which has solSd the proud name and disgraced Philadelphia which has steeped the widow and or- phan u tears, and brought thousands to abect pow srty, both in the new and old world! Not the ioWer ordas.'"

 The preceding paragraph is from the Philadelphia North Amercan-a paper conducted with good taste, aad, what is more valuable in these degenerate days of sycophancy and morbid refinement, a paper which has exhibited occasionally some symptoms of intellectual and political independence-of freedom from tho corrupt influence of Nicholas Riddle; and inter, from this quotation, as well as from other indications, that the Zamid of the United States Bank, though he may have Tapped his demon wings over the editors of the North American has not been able to infect them totally with depravity. We say totally, because it would seem from the significant cphet they prefix to the paragraph that they suppose Dr. Charming indulged in uncaled for severity, and that they have lurking synpathies for the nan- cal cuprits of their dishonored and degraded city

 We rejoice to know that Dr. Charming had the bodness to speak out this subject--to beard the tiger in his own lairto rebuke the evil spirit, which has not only s'steeped the widow and the orphan in tears, and brought thousands to abect poverty" but has corrupted lawyers, politicians, and statesmen, without number, and corrupted the press, to certain extent, in almost every section of the country. It is time for the pulpit to lift up its voice indignation against such internal depravity, and to ad encourage and support those who arc not yet drunk with the wine of the abominations of the great Bablyon.- Boston Courier.