...ttier's Justice and expediency ; and, above all, Mrs. Lydia Maria Child's startling —were the more potent of the new crop of writings betokening the vigor of Mr. Garrison's propagandism. If Whittier forfeited his political career by his adherence to Justice, Mrs. Child sacrificed without regret in the same cause her popularity as a writer, and invited social indignities that now appear incredibl...