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The Philomathian Society met on the eve-
ming Of the 9th at the Hamilton-st. school
room, w. H. Top in the chair. Question
for debate-ls the human mind limited |?
Messrs. Morton and Harper supported the
affirmative, and Messrs. Douge and Nor
gan the negative. The question was
warmly and ably debated, and the parties
engaged did much credit to themselves.


The question is certainly one full of in
terest as well as of deep importance. but
we have given it too little attention to enter
into its merits. Yet were we called into
the lists, we would throw down the gaunt-
let for the negative.


We know God is a spirit, infinite and
eternal. We know too, He has made man
the essential man, the human mind-in
his own image, and immortal. With these
facts before us, is it not much more reason
able to suppose that the Deity has made
this emanation Of himself capable of un-
bounded improvement, than that he has set
limit to it? S. NJ.