... We find the following lettei' in a late number of the Alliance News, paper devoted to the promotion of temperance. As is evidently communicated by a sensible and intelligent American, have pleasure in laying it before our readers. The writer makes a good ...

... temperate, set free the bound, feed the hungry, clothe the naked, educate the ignorant, and give sleigh rides to beggar children that never before laughed and cuddled in a buffalo robe. It seems to us a -rre a t deal better for a Christian man to encourage ...

... ** Tin' reason Arm, the temperate will. Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill those only who have rejoiced in her sympathy and her help can fully understand the loss her death brings to them and to the cause she loved lx-st. It was this principle ...

... on Sunday, November the Ist, preached at the Wesleyan Reform Chapel, Clay Hill, near Bristol; on the 2nd, lectured at the Temperance Hall, Timsbuiy, Mr. Barnes in the chair on the 3rd, at the Baptist Chapel, Paulton, the Rev. T. Davies in the chair ; on ...

... American Religion and Politics—Portrait of the Present American Congress -The Political Career of Mr Everett—Mr. Gough, the Temperance Orator- Murder Crime in Kentucky—Shooting Seholmasters—Gcrrit Smith—Rem irks of Mr. Quincy at the New England Anti-slavery ...

... in the evening addressed the Ebenezer and Call Lane Sunday Schools; on March the 4th addressed the Band of Hope at the Temperance Hall, Ipswich ; on the 9th addressed the Band of Hope at the Union Chapel, Aldborough ; on the 16th at the Friends’ Meeting ...

... street Chapel; on the 11th lectured at the school-room of the Hope-street Chapel, the Rev. Mr. Channing’s; on the 12th at the Temperance League Hall, Park Place, Mr. William Powell in the chair ; on the 13th met the Ladies’ Anti-Slavery Society at Mrs. Bulley's ...

... earnestly engaged in the Temperance Reform, it is indifferent to the wrongs and woes endured by the slaves, and isbound hand and foot to the Slave Power, Who can doubt it ? During the very session at which the above report on temperance was adopted, they rejected ...

... have taught them to read and write, and when they fell into habits of drunkenness, sent apostles of temperance among them. The efforts of these temperance missionaries have been highly successful, and the drunkenness so common among the Laplanders when ...

... prevail there, and that this owing to element at work in the council chambers ot the French and Spanish legislatures, which tempered the national cruelties slavery, and iutio- ...

... of the slaveholders. We have just received the above Letter,” in which the latter of those two modes of going to work is temperately and well handled. Although we have no dependance on any artificial plan for promoting cotton culture by any scheme of free ...

... The only thing she thinks necessary complete the happiness of the Mexicans is’ the mighty Nicholas, and his firm, strong, temperate government —for such it it,” [these arc her words,] in exchange for their spasmodic state of revolutionary anarchy. Now, ...