END OF SCENE XIII.

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UNION IS (LOGICAL) WEAKNESS.--The Congregational Union lays it down as

a law, "that the rights of humanity must take precedence of those

of property." We fear this admirable maxim (like equally admirable

Charity) might be made to cover a multitude of sins, from petty

larceny to anarchism. Would it be consonant with the "rights of

humanity," for, say, a Congregational Unionist to object to a poor

tramp stealing his best umbrella on a wet day?

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