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reenters* of the *nil, sad he the seirsitific lotooledge tre."
deallv Moor faced amongst that collies...re.
It hes out escaped the notice of she Cosaroitiee, that she
provisertee made in Esiglaad fur the sopport of tie mole.
have within the few has years proved an essivapp, shat •pe... •
leatioas are eaterealard of the peobabilitir that the some
• rawer be assets loon., collected, wished reettreone
rent, easy of florae • bit Pre balk se amessorso '•
Mr. MAXWELL, M.P. came fewarsrl Ls locoed st • m
for receiring the Itepert e f the k vs. ..--apm.taim, and be load oo•
le regret that the task was sot plswod is the bawls 01
of these Geed. mew hose* around him, who were so noo.
muse aide In do it jostler than himself. Mot is N 0.., as 00,
all other rater whew. a man was delimits of serving I .
fellow-crealares, he east yislillo she itielinalioos of oil.,
'ether nem his owe.- (Near. lrear.)—He believed lies tot t
of Most of those who had attended that site, tog was to d•
rover whether some memos might not he devised to ramose
the evils with whirls society was at prosmat *Skied, sod i.s
render snaskind move virtuous gad happy. Few pesaiso•
could tr,serse Ilse wrens of London, to say noshing of the
more remote owls ..f she cessoiry, without per el ut
tint lower chimes of society voila r. d the greairser;7lllrliono.
IMlsag awrisolea had Ism tureved ia this eon's., to smettileale
thasillimadisiwo. Akers of lA. most weer* I of I hear, tie
Society for the lwitinoieweent of Prison Dierloliste, ma. r,e
held their mound meeting so that Hell on Monday. N
ma all more nimble thou histsself of t! e valise of 'hero
iroiliwisios. Put he was not oftgloos merely to apply •
comedy to . fe.eis. he oohed In trace the ceases, and an is
the root of the evil, sod be was desirows to know sheik..
Ilse iscresoine piers sad isaisorality in the lower clangs ware
not created by changes in the wesety is which they Ilv. w.
He ass f opiates that she, could trace these roar P. soul
that sheer were means by -boob they might he removed .--
(Hear, bear.)—G.eat efforts hod undoubtedly been made to.
diffuse religiosea instroction by the eireulation of that Gook,
which, of all (ohne, was beat calcolated to make men good
citizen*, and to promote their happiseas hereofter. But
great as haviiebeesi these exertions, and eheelleat as were the
iuteutiona, they were not sufficient to muluveihe eshomisiew.
It was vain se hope that • man could be rendered • rood
cit a • and a good Christian whi'e he was is a state or
mist ry ; it was vase to visit the creation' in his doneevn,
and tell him slat he bad come so that soisfurtooe by option-
ing his defy to access ty and disregarding she religion
lion whirls lad heels gives. hint ; it was rails to rip. et that
you curl.' reform his mind oe reps., whew. perhaps, the
sounseui be was released from his chain... Is was at a tom to
know a here to loss his oleos or how se direct his iadontry.
—(Applause )—A IPSO chaor had sakes place in the state of
engin), of 1.1. years, shod by the improvemen io the arts,
sad various parlinnerstary enactment.., the cuntravervial ay..
hem ass placed so note • different footing from what it had
been forty years ago. It was .eat for him to weepy the tune
of the owelinir by &inhale she varies• results ethos* al-
terations ; rullicsent it was for theft so nom, that owe of
the consequences, sod the moat serious, was. vast porkies of
the population was placed is most difficoll and distromisse
intimations. If Oda, then, were the cafe, it was moistest
that she inbahilaols of Ohio vast utelropOlit, who were ever
foremost in every hesrvolent object, and who had Norm..
neatly distinguished themselves in relieving the dreadful mi-
series of our fellow countrymen is Ireland, to come forward
now, aid endeavour so atcomplish some plan whereby the
labouring damsel of society Rona he raised from their pre-
sent miseries.—(Hear, hest.)—Mr. 0w..., of Lanark, had
fur • eonaideraide Insole of lime devoted his attrrst Ina in a
perreliar manner to the consisvition of • ociety. He hod lite-
covered means whereby prodortimis alight be readered vs.
losable I. the producer, acid at the same time roofer as ad.
vanilla,. upon the commuter. He bad fiend that, by is.
maim& religions princ.ples al as early age into the usiedoef
children, the great obel.cle 10 all moral improvespeat, name.
ly, virtues. hallos, remold he removed. l• his owis
nlablisb-
mows as New Lanark, he bad proved in practice the trail of
him pries-spies, end he felt it Ins duly sow to come forward
gad sabasit so the anion at large, • plan which would, is
his jodgmeet, confer the most important beiiefits wpm, oe.
ciety He had rendered his workmen rodent with their em.
player arid their mitigation, sad placed them is a enaditios of
life at onre ream-noble sad happy.—(Cheers.)—The poor.
rates had increased in Ibis counry so such as extras, that asa
alarm SSP felt lest missy that were in the habit of contribut.
leg to that fund aright sot toms become the objects of the
charity themselves. Now, if each • Flatcar things were eves
likely to approach, sorely it world be wise to use all oar ex.
ertion to guard llama so calseitoun a sithatinii.—(Hear,
hear.)...fieveral Gentlemen hod devoted their time to romider
the plan whirl, Mr. Owes had proposed to accomplish that
desirable object. They were desirouis to retain no part of
it that was oil really practicable. With that view they had
draws up • Report, with a wrilleresinded expectation that
it would receive Ilse eneouraersueut aid support of that
me, tint, if surnethiss like as evidence were produced that a
carried tutu execution it would lead cuasiderahly so allevisi•
the mimeo" mot distresses of the lower Chaste of Metal,
mad he was rose that the besevolesit feelings id the meeting
would call opus them lo give their approbatioa to that phis
which was so well calculated to remote to society the logo-
rm., aad rerpeciehle character which it should always pre-
serve in this coantry.—(A pplassel
The Report was then adopted by the
Fir W. DE CRESPIGNY next came forward. He said he
had • rem:ells to propose; stud iw doing on it might be ae.
cesaary to say a few word*. Met the very able manner is
which his How. Friend who hid just eat don hail investi-
gated she subject and addressed the feeling.. of the meths',
readeieJ maop OINIer,IIIIOIII, from bim saperfinuus. Bet he
could not &soul coogratslatiag his friend. Mr. Owen, vied
that atelier upon the brilliant assemble of los fair country.
women which i.e beheld aroma.' him —(A pplaase )—Os every
occasion ss which the rause of bentanity mid the feelings of
the heart were usterested, they were sure to come forward as
they bad does to-d iy, oa rearifyieg to his fee hugs and so
hootsrali:e re thersselvisa.—(Cheer.)--thee he first had di-
rected his atteation le Mr Owen's plan, it appeared to him of
such vast magnitudeoltin he torrid nut conceite bow it could
ever he bvought forward. Mal after repeated conversstioae
with Isis frisoid (M r. Owes) be was induced to take • tors lots
Scotland sot make a visit to Lanark. He went over the
whole establishment—he remained there several days—be
visited she dilfe..eut parts of it at times when be Wee lent
expected, and he sass pm freely isatonislied at what he me.
The first thing ilyst caught hi. •Penticia ws• • parcel of little
creatures scot mare thaw one !Pm and a halt old, crawboz
about, some a little older, but al exhib tech a dense of
har-
mony sadfundoess for each other that you du not see at all
in this country. Yoe g Ily find children sepialSliog
about a hook or some toy, hot no such thing there; all was
perfect ord.r.—(Hear, hear.)—Upon innory he fumed that it
was by this hennaing the ediatailon of children as the ear-
liest smote tit sae possible ohm Mr. Owen was able to bring
them 1., that degree of wartime. He found another class
somewhat older, and what book did he rind them reading
The Bible. He fooled their preeeptorainspreasiug opus' theer
youthful minds their duty in God and man, and teaching
them those seo.tintents of fellowahip and brotherly love from
which slope they could hope for eonifult or happiness—
(Cheers )—lie would ask, lben, was there any thing visioaary
tis tbat.—(Applaase )—Goiag es a little further he saw them
crows up or roshhood, and he was sopeased at the pleasogeoad
evissfaction with which they went tu their coil, sad therms&
humour and health which shey railroad. On Sunday he
thought he wooll attend diets* service, snot his attention
was first attracted by their orderly deportment. He had at-
tended at the Orthodox' ehusreh, •t the meetings alive Methu-
dseisetsa,maunsde vpartr:p.uurs„orthreerercimeigfureigeitimmu.asse,ib,:rt
oservemrodiredrheen,welitit-
slevoltua —(tioar, hear.)--Mane of the Foreign Ministers is
this country had allowed their easel so be added to the
Committee. mid Mr. Owen's plan would very possibly molt
he istrodoced to other countries, and he saw no maims aley
it should caul, for of it were practicable at 1411111 k, why sot at
Luadull or any *here else ? Many perms* objected to this

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