Star.
London, England, 1817-02-11 00:00:00

' pletely crzdicatcd. We therefore, pr Tose to the Governments
and People of the World, the establishment of this opeeige tart-
' 'wok,. u the most simple and efficacious care for all the &sot-
of society; aril, pultdeal ind isioraL And to our own GO-
vernment and cesnitrymen In particalar, we ardently recommend,
as the sure salvariod. of die empire from Its prosent grievances
and inspeildings ruin, that :all feiidaliry oY lardship.on the Willi
°abolished, and the territory be declared to be the itrefole'e ethetepot
farm ;—th.et dare 6t tr, otherlitiure tliJo learckli to the' loblit• ; Mot
t .o asoo;logro or notional 114 k amoullei , —that al: filiation rowel ! ..„
• • 6' Inc mans to aCeoMplish this de.irable purpose caisaist in
eirdayrring all the land, waters, mines, houses, and all perm-
'mist feu lal property to the PeOple, to be held in partnership, and
affininistered for the (trunnion benefit, as follow. ta...Earirpspigg.•
°rather imall district, to be the proprietary of that part of the
national estate within Its boundary, as a body corporate. A
Board or.Consmit!ee to be appointed by the inhabitarne to let
tide property on leases only. Leaseholders to let to tenants at
will, but not to grant under-leases. Present occupiers to have
the prefirenee, where they choose to continue.
" parish, or district, Boards or Committees to receive
the re t., awl after deducing their Aare of the Governmental

exproset, and atl parish and tither eharrs. to male a ditodead of
the Galante to all the people hating settlement in the parish or dis-
tr et, at the "nit °riling from their
.tiotairel 5tate.........

I.andlor,is are the opprmaors of the people—the mere drones
of the hive. I'ht.7 do nothing for what they
What Is the amount of places and pensions—nay, the whole
ezpeMes of the Governntent cump.tred with the rent meted
fivom the people for what ought to be national domains
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'• From libellee can a few derive their title to the had. waters.
boosts &c. ix miler ineial of the ri:his of oh?ir Idiom The
Landlord exclaims-1 Ti•s land is mine. Bow down to me ye
vassal slavra; know ye not that if I choeite to leave my witht'dot
mains barren and uncultivated yd must 4:v.—perish with bunger.
I am rnit lord, by say win )0 bye, and move, oust have your

being'.........
1• fellow-countrymen, are the principles and objects of
the Society ok Spencean Plattatithrol its. We subask them to
you as the sure means of pi miming pvare, friendship, freedom,
brotherhood, and happiness ...... .........Stop Hot, short of com-
plete and fundamental justice; for as far as you atop short of
thu, you approach a precipice, down which, snorer °elates, you.
wiU again be plunged into all the misfortune and misery we hive
10 long eudisred Lose not, we conjure yogi, this extraor-
dlnary opportunity of fixing the permanent rosperity of youtr own
couutry, and of giving to the rest of the world the sublime exam-
ple of a noble piiiss.ou nation, as an Eagle renewing her mighty
youth, and khuihng !ar undazzled eyes at the nail maid day beam
:of Heavenly radiance."
$o much as a sample of the plan whickis to care
all our miI:4%LX%; but let us not omit to mention that
" Indemoities, by way of annuities," are graerincr/jj
proposed to •be allowed " to individuals or astocia-
tinns for losses sustained in the surrender of landed or.
figukd property ! ! ! !"
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