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ever, speak openly and frankly the genuine
impression of their mind on all subjects,
they must be considered to be in a state OF
mental bondage, and in that, condition a., AL
men have ever yet been, and, to greater
extent, perhaps, than you suspect, you are arc
so even now. BY hard struggle you nav
attained political liberty, but you have ye'
to require real mental liberty, and II you can,
not possess yourselves of it, your political
liberty will be precarious and OF muGn iess
value. The attainment OF poiltlcal i,oer'y
is, however, necessary step TOWARDS ,ne
acouirement of real mental liberty, and as
YOU have obtained the former, have come
here to assist you to secure the latter. FOR,
without mental liberty. there can be no SIN,
cerity; and, without sincerity, devoid OF al
deception, there can be no real virtue or nap
piness among mankind,


(To be continued.