this subject. 'Onegreat principle, which we should lay down as immovably true, is, that if a good work cannot be carried on by the calm, self-controlling, benevolent spirit of Christi anity, then the time fordoing it has notcome." Such was his language when opposing slave ry. Were he now living, the delirious spirit of th»dav would denounce him, as it denounc ed Mr. Webster, and now denounces you anil every true patriot. Nay, even Mr. Beecher is sbosedasnot truculent enough.