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Iii the long letter of the Hon. Mir Lewis, ic ih committee of ipvitatoa 10 public aIsne' We aS ihe followingsadmi,abe FSctrihe. familiar 10 all teligei and good men, who have the Weli-beIas I mankind at heart;

 Bnt, gentlemen, as friends of free trade; ssI have abundant cause to rejoice. that evea i partial adoption Is not confined to Ihis eouh try England has gone much III advance q our progress towards perfect commefea freedom. Already her example seems to s contagious throughout all Europe IaI signs of relaxation apparent in so many qslf ters, are mol to be mistaken. The times ss emineniIy propl,ious. indian corn, as Esa as American wheat, promises like cotton become a staple with winch the world car not dispense. h is, perhaps, oDe ol the S' dinasfons of Providence, lha; through aA dreadful scourge of famine. nations shoa' be taught their commercial dependeDee "l each other; and that the establishment e free and unrestricted trade throughout u' world should be the advent ol more P'' feet liberty, higher civilization, and oi's1 ter destiny for mankind. Commerce VIII N' as she has been, the most potent mis''o"s " in chrisllanizing the world, and in asns'' ing in that perfect day ''when there saah peace oa earth and good will among ~'~