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vile, Sheridan, Grey, Canning, ranged them
selves on lis side; the poet Cowper wrote for It :
Franklin, Jefferson, Washington, in this country,
all recorded their votes. Al! men remember the
subtlety and the f'e of Indignation which the
Edinburgh Review contributed to the cause and
every liberal mind, poet, preacher, noralist


statesman, has had the fortune to appear some
where for this cause. On the other part ap-
peared the reign of pounds and shillings, and all
manner OF rage and stupidity; a resistance
which drew from Mr.. Huddlestone in Parliament
the observation, 'That curse attended this
trade even in the mode of defending it BY q
certain fatality, none but the vilest arguments
were brought forward, which corrupted the very
persons who used them. Every one Of these
was built on the narrow ground of Interest of
pecuniary profit, Of ,ordid gain, in opposition to
every motive that had reference TO humanity,
Justice and religion. or to that great principle
which comprehended them all" This moral
force perpetually reinforces and dignifes the
friends Of this cause. 1t gave that tenacity 10
their point which has insured ultimate trinm phi; ;
and it gave that superiority in reason, in mage-
~, in eloquence, which makes in all countries
anti-slavery meetings 50 attractive to the people,
and has made it proverb in Massachusetts,
that "eloquence is dog cheap at the anti-slaTe:y
chapel" IRernnindcr Tomorrow