Beecher On Newspapers

Heiiry Wurd Beeoher, in the OQursa of a serraoD at the Plymouth Churou latolv, inadj) un eloquent pleit for newspapu'rSj speaking of them is onë of the niD-ii poten I elonieiHs ot onr civiliz.ition. " ïhere is," said bé, " a common vulgar objuction abont nevsp-.in)rs that they lia 80 ; thsy ilon't lio any more than j'ou do. Man is naiuraUy a lytng crcature. ïruth i.s a gift ffmn licaven, and very fuvv of us possess it biifore thtiy get thare.f' Seí-esaininatiin and nxpuriencu loucb men truthful luastuiB.