FREE THOUGHT.
To the Editor .
Sir,— Allow me, through the mediant of your paper, to make a suggestion to free ‘hii kers and others. I believe lam right in statin/ that at pr sent there ia not in. exi-tence any pub ic club or society for the benefit or otherwise of fr e thinkeis. Now, •doubileps, like many oth re, I, after hearing Mr Bright’s admit able lectures and explanations, feel there is a lonang to hear tnora cn the same subject. W ere is the pi use I could g > and find what I want ? ot, I think, in Dunedn. A few ytars agO' there was the Mutual Improvement Society, but that ha* vani-htd. Sectarian principles are well represent -d in the way of moetuser. &c.; why, then, cannot the free thi kers comb ne and continue in a measure the a mi able ie&ons to hum nity that Mr Bright has begun ? Trusting that some of the advanced thinkwfa of Dunedin will not take th‘s amiss as a suggestion, I am, &c., Saw*. Scotland s rjet, Dunedin, March 20.
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Evening Star, Issue 4081, 25 March 1876, Page 2
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181FREE THOUGHT. Evening Star, Issue 4081, 25 March 1876, Page 2
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