Hard Language

-Liborty men are trymgto remove a Very jxreat evil, in the face of the hosiility of many, and the apathy of otliers, who oupht to be their warm coadjutor?.- They are olüorpi?, somélimcs, t cpéak to "evil beasts and Pslow bollies;" and ihey obey the aposiolio ïnjunctioii to "rebuke theii sharply." Many worthy peoplé nre nuich grieved at Ihcïr feverity of langnnffë. Án npt reply to tliis was piveh by a ftfefliódípt cler{Tyman,in the late Methodist Cönvention in Boston. SuppoFP, said lie, a ]on had broken looe and wns hinhiilnf tlirbugh the streets, destroyincr men, womeh ond children; would jou whisper, There's a piissy iri the streef, there;s