Ann Arbor Literary Association: For The Signal Of Liberty

The Lectureof Prof, Hinman,of Albion, bcfure this associatie,, last Tuesday eveniag, ljike pr-evious lectura by Prof. Tcd. Jïrook,, was truly a brilllant perfurmanee, and h is Jarge and highly intelligent nudience were richly rcwarded foctheir atlendance. í J ís subject, Educatioftj or the necessity of a proper Educatión for tho West, wastreated in a rnasttrly siyle of cloquence, rendered stiil n.i,ove intcreiting, bv a plea3ig deliverv. The whole lecture showed an intímate ucquaintance witli, the classics, and when he spol:e of the West ns the bat 1 1 e field bet ween Popory and Protestantism, he saenied o touch oxi a thread with which he was familiar. Prof. Ten Brook's Lecture, the open-, ing one ofthe season, gave great satis-, facían for its enlighteied and liberal viows, jls pungent yit, nnd ohastincss of style. Our citizens should not deprive themelves the pleasure of lislening to such Leclures. The debate next Tjesday even ing, from its general interest, and the known abiltty ofthe debaters, ought to secure a full attendance.