Considine encloses $60 for thirty subscribers to the Journal, whose names are enclosed. He has not been a subscriber before, but an occasional reader and always an admirer of the paper and its editor. He feels that the Freeman deserves well of the friends of Truth everywhere, and it is his fervent wish that McMaster may be spared for many years to come so that he may continue to do battle in the cause of Truth and justice, and that he may be found as in the past, among the foremost champions of the Peoples' rights and the fearless defender of correct principles both in Church and State. :: I-1-n A.L.S. 1p. 2vo.