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Excerpt from Occasional Addresses: And the Letters of Mr. Ambrose on the Rebellion
It is more a matter Of surprise that this undertaking should not before have been brought into the public View, than that it should, at this time, begin to excite an interest among our citizens. The inducements which might be expected to urge and promote such an establishment have, for some years past, been sufficiently apparent to render it a natural inquiry, why this scheme has been delayed so long.
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