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that may offer, and chuose one OF the other
and whatever deliberates and chooses, must
bca rational creatures--.,G the above men-
toned stone (agreeably to the profound Ed
itor of the Berean's method Of reasoning)
was impelled by a motive; it therefore de-
liberated is consequently irrational creature,
of course free agent. 1t necessarily follows
that it is an accountable being and, as a
lawyer would say, being instigated by the
devil, and with malice afore.hought killed
b it ought to suffer the penalties Of the
law, in such cases made and provided.


bur that which will silence the advocates
for the doctrine of circumstances, is the
circumstance Of the Editor Of the Berean,
having attacked "Robcrt Owens new sys-
tenn of society" WITHOUT ANY MO-
TIEEr!,l for although ERosTRATus"
may say that the Editors hostility 10 r..
Owens doctrine Of circumstances" was a
"motive for the attack but that would be
a mere quibblc to support this long explod-
ed doctrine; {for the Editor himself, a.
mongst his Owcnitc" friends, is friend
to Owens system;) and viii defy the in
genuity Of IL Bacon ora Newton to disco


yer from these essays, particularly the one
Of the 17th inst, any aiottpe 7ohateOer IN the


7yrifer 6f them: and this circumstance a
.auc is sliEicic 1t to prove the whole system


crroncous.-But do not wish any person to


reason so nnrcasonably as to reverse the
case Of the nationality Of the stone, and say
that bee ause the Editor wrote without no
tive, he acts without reason.


BEREAN, J2.