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"3. That to relieve the industrious classes from the
Itillitress created by poverty, without recurring for relief to
dbe wealth of the non-producing classes, new wealth must-
cratedit and more generally diffused among the pro-
forkse of .
`4. That existing arrangements render it impracticable
individuals to accomplish 'these desirable results.
" 5. That wealth is created by labour and ca?ital, and
flabotsont valuable wealth is produced when capital and
are united, and directed by sound principle applied
by skill and a'ce.
6. That experience.
tnßritain and Ireland superabound with
caPital and labour, now unoccupied or ineffici.mtly em-
ployed.
•
That it is for the interest of the Government and
Ga People. that there should be no unoccupied capital or
u4ur in the British dominions.
4,13. That Robert Owen has long been engaged in con-
7,erult the best means by which the apparent excess
"Pital and labour may be beneficially employed for the
movernment aad for all classes of persons
Z` 9. That he now offers to give the information he pea-
-glee to the Government or Legislature of these kingdoms..
" 10. That this Meeting will petition both Houses of
telliament to take the principles and plans advocated by
%ben Owen, the outlines of which have been explained
at this Meeting, into consideration. That they may be
'fairly and thoroughly examined, in order that the public.
4lay learn what-is good and practicable in them, and what
lerroneous and; mpracticable."
A motion. proposed by Mr. Hunt, is favour of Pallier-
, tnentary Reform, was carried by a considerable majority.
Mr. Owen's Sunday ROBERT OWEN, Chairman.
Moral Lectures will commence at
eleven o'clock on the 18th of April, at the Mechanics' In-
stitute, Southampton-buildings, Holln.rn, and will be con-
at the hour on every. succeeding Sunday.

ITO THE PROPRIETORS OF EAST INDIA STOCK.
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
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