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hundreds of thousands of his fellow men to
CRAFTY his own selishness and ambition
They could not love or admire such beng.


"They will discover in the existence and
functions of the moral sentiments, that man
is really adapted to Christianity; aud that
the dismal past is not the anticipated record
of the future; but that by the steady cult
vation of his various powers, and their dl-
rcction according to the laws of the Creator,
man may realize all that his warmest advo-
Gates anticipate in virtue, intelligence and
enjoyment.


Possessed of firm conviction of the cX-
istence and power of mans moral nature,
they will grid up their ious in virtues cause,
aud advance with "a steady and undaunted
step in the grand career of social improve
ment, unmo,ed by opposltion-und'snayed
by obstacles"