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• 54-T f. VIM soy prided@ Aid' Or 'wag MpOurtaml
tor lie inseosnigoseot of inileatreemil nouratityrafemag the
poor. or go posseliorptime 1M .soudiabor.i.f, the labouring
doom% wino h view W reduce' the plume rale, by colunizisg
se coogregatiog paupers able to labour. by *best...elem. is
esgricoltiost ot sonneforiariog /Maps. to try if they OM
there nosiossis one soother, with 'women to govern sail
isasniet them how to colligate the graved, CPI Iw erect maim.
Si she rapes., of she salmi, or by golosiseg sob.
tirlitts°,, fur respki,isig torehaisics tot of tniployesent,
would love a powerful tradition to multiply the asimber of
poor people, soil to iaenaae bowed of educe the pore
rote. That among she tummy schemes wow extant, for re.
duels/ else pours rase, it W menusagesded so borrow navvy
so She credit of the pours ram, to es, ale irenployment for the
pour. This is a had piss ; she salmi has already bees bort
by the borrowing system being carried sou far.
4. Tilsit in coosettsenee of the biles rent of land, the is-
' cream of large fossils, ander. =schism', fur facilitating agri.
calsore al a cheap flat lied usher easily effected modes of
basbaiiiky now practioi4, fewer labourers are employed
shout eisliiiratitegrbegrosod, sad lower wages given in pro-
portion to the price*: richness oho* formerly, which hove
been the novos of b,segieg labourers to progeny, sad of
iscressiog the pews rate, occasioning them lis resort to
towns and wander allow the coseary is quest of employ.
roost and *armor wages, till they become distressed for
goat sil food sod raiment.

b. That by um diem, of multiplied neoebhmery. sod fie
estesieies u( maournetiiMeo, lAa qviality airede mimes,.
tared, ore greeter than elm beite.pused of to the milidoctioa
ur the proprietors. In cooorquenee of shirk, getout, baye
the wore of As Inbourtmr umniefaet ever, hero reduced. bet
Knot sembern of 'bets unemployed. That onasefnetories
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knee been greatly milerged, its roomipmeee of the inventive
arid adupiirr of.perwerfel inechreery, which have beseght
towhee liege bodies of people, 'hereby inereming propels.
two, immorality, poverty, and pauperism. These are state
of the miser causes which have brought into distrese,mmeili-
cis'', arid pauperism, a greater member of the homes race
than wee ever Imes. before at one time in
I. That I. cesseqweace of sit increased popoletios of
Shwa who pruritic* more of the things which feed sod clothe
nrankinsi, add ef them employed in eisunfactorles, sod of
the vest Emma. of berme kept for pleasure, said for kcal.
eating trade, sod of the great numbers of sheep, Meek
eatik, poultry, and swine, now bred mid cotes, rho bree-
ds= does nut produce corn rework to ked ;is inhabireste.
Bet this by empleyieg a sullicient number ee labourers soil
mreagils eausigh et smirk fur agricultural porpoise, and by
adapting rood system* of busloredry suitable to the various
mils sod clisieree is Great &Ears, mod coadirmed wily by
practical mew, the bred might be abbile• to produce more
abuodaut crops than It has hitherto deer.
7. That eormideriag the high price of all meta of gears
from 1795, to 1117, and that *nisei that period the land is
lkitaiu was sot is • better Mate if cultrirstios than al pre.
arm, soil that the Poets Kate is the said period essetinually
isereased, clearly proves that • high price sibtshied for curs
Jets not Mester the occupier, of land to cattiest@ it better
thee lobes cote is cheap, use to give labourers truth wages
aa are sufficient Et *mutate them ',Worst being pampers,
eyes while they are riiiistairily employed. Therefore tends*
the price of grate by Corr Laws, er by amp artificial Eocene
whatever, would lecrease poverty sod ilm Prows AM..
sad Wore due 1111114011. That as immerse weather of work.
Mg people, being, while in eseployeseel, paid est of lire
Pours Ruse, a part of the wages Necessary to maintain
Mere, is use of the carters why she Pours Mete is so high,
mid so velteniewily complaiord of. '1 his evil, however, cen-
sor, with soy thine of propriety, be effecteally remedied is
soy tuber way hot by the following regal/stares That
Magistrate, be authorised to set the price of
I. That moue able to work shall receive raise from tie
Moors Itate.--3. That all wise cacao( led esiplsrposest, sod
are pose, shall base free liberty to beg wherever they please.

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S. That (mom had occopiets of Mad, oho are shout he
petition the Legislature for Cute Laws, to protect agicid.
wee In the maimer they say commerce is protected, with a
view I. raise the price often Se aims a height, u may su-
able tremolo easily to pay their present high rests, appear
out to be aware that agricollore is Initiated by she pre-
'peon of cvisrierer, sod that when commerce ie retarded
by say aseaus, which a high price of the Necessaries of life
is owe of peace would do, scrimshaws .1116 i sorer la pro-
polio.. That it appears to as mithiug is the power of
sus* timid brad's Ilse uatiw so larch as • redottimi of
lases, sad of bowl real, which I theist vast lake place la
the cou,se of a few years, but it is to be feared out Whir* •
reamilier of the tesautry be misted to a slate of poverty.
O. That the Wellies of spode busheadry, so strongly
atinniesnled by theorists mid caleslatios, mewl make Mod
productive as they say, sad se the cohere of land by that
method is expensive, it is sot likely that it will be mach
practised. lipsde hershsnilry, however, may be mode pro.
Stable in the ciativatiou of small pieces of laud, and of cor-
ners of delJe, ober* the plough commit reach; and the spade
is any no hl to bring into a state of cultivatiou waste and
heave land, by treoehiag it, if the leek be tbsee its a peeper
ataarev. I>lrrll lioalmaary is also highly praised, and rear
weeded by sums gretkniest for aniversal practice; this
mode of apiculture is mite profitable en laud easily work-
ell, and free of stoats, bet it will net *sewer for general
practice, so that Item who reeossaimid it as tit fur am mai.
versa) system at horboositry, ars sot anlicienaly acquaisited
with the amine sad traitors of Mod of diffenrut yuaiiliss
tbroisitiout the kirogibiss.
111. That considering the emigration of a mot of the
population of this eimistry, on the migraines' of Adasinis-
&alio* at the natioftal expense, II appears to Is the opiniuu
of the Legislature, that there is yet I. Braude a market
viability a laud in a stale of cultivatios, to employ the
ksheariag classes and the people. If this really be she cam,
what can be the mum that Governmeel do net propose,
sod eadeoveur N seduce Parlamenti to pass a Bill to tea.
power Cosamissiosier• se divide sod allot, with equity, to
thole who have Common rights, all the waste mid uoculti.
eased ~mem leads is the klairdess, restaiiiing a clouts', to
compel the proprietor% or slim aliverriesta, either to 'obi.
rate then for the peodactiou of cora, eseisleul vegetables,
antes, weliailsee, or Se sell or let them to these who shall en.
aorke to do it; sad if say of Mao allotments be suffered
reassia lie a emiaia time, sinceltivated, they should he
spit/twisted to the burial of the poet.

11. Tbot amuck distosSetst eedelseseur prevails among the
people egoism Gmentment end the Legislation., mot may
on mama of poireity, which ungemlimsably abounds, but
its cemeemseuee of the depravity at wiaokurd, fostered by its
been publicly said privately held forth, and believed by
imeltitedes, that watery mid femme ere teeictrut guides nu
direct the Mimeo mew bow to pleat* Gail, sad how to ren-
ders themselves properly in thra world. The evil words soil
*climes itecessarily recordist( frees there erroneous opt.
ohms, might be wen restraisell than shay are, by mend
instruction, and by thirst is offices of power sod host, igie.
Mg a good, Mimeo, sad ilieral example to she wool
emoted them. Thom, mod there ere meshy, who discredit
said rourienne the Scriptures *bleb I have car 11004 ronia.ii
&Melte free/lotions frees Scriptures,
to OM, say they are count in-
ell is them opinions. be tin observe that sour of douse
who rule she cutustry, I.oe the bugler raid.' of society, our
the army, who all profess se be Christians, &Muer she ex-
empte of him whom they call Christ, woe obey the precepts
which the hook called the Bible cuuteitt; end so they igen.
Melly mid wilfully deride the beet book ie the world.
IS.. That if the clergy wool/ mese front uteddliug with
polities, end esettler affairs. which properly Whim; to the
depArtiwestia, of the civil raegistracy sod laity, cameo..
dumb diseiplloe, occtirding to the word of Cud, without
respect of memos, follow the example of Christ sad his
Apegitee; its deleting their time email SANK, le the denies
isTembrd4. es Mee as Framerd Nl. ss re of Chesil. et-
• As lbws of Gad, alsweelkit to the trove of the &sip.
i.etris4l7 Cherel,soll prverpas eithret
el las brosatili iiNt
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