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itn F.I.ECTOBS OF THE BOTIOUGIIS OF
0.10 sV.VIRIi, PEEBLES, Ina LINLITIIGOW.
lbnous,
AviSG just now been informed of the death of
Sin JOIN BUCHANAN RIDI)I.P., your late worthy
wive in Parliamar.t, I solicit your Votes and Interest,
go me to fill the vacancy which Las occurred.
entitled to a full explanation of the motives
yo ace justly
• haw induced me to offer myself now to your notice, and
fixate them.
cactry is indiums: the Labour of the Working Claims
lir
gaged to the value of bare existence, by the rapid and u_
• introduction of Machinery and other Scientific Power—
oh he old rnportion between production and comma
ch t I' r P-
' :.
' e entirely destroyed.
°strive benefit from this extraordinary ehasige, *ors this
r
, ate of Society, new internal arrangenvents limo*. abso-
neosary, but they require to be co.rddered witireare.
If
toodccgo a grave, temperate, and publie discussion. : ,
/*change of cirrcumstances in our dantestic 'hoodoo:Vas*
Aug cry attention. No one, however, appears iiv.a.i.ii to
ea . its importance and urgency demiod, Yet
wet the subject
oit not twyr trident, that without some important 'alteration in
op :cding', confusion, if not vi•dence, will speedily mum?
wing that no foresight was evinced on this subject, I have
004 years of unremitted extensive experience to be prepared
reef Or coming crisis whenever it should arrive, and it is
tow war at hand. These preparations are far advanced ; prat--
6,j measures are ready to be developed that will give a wa-
vy direction to the new scientific power which undiseeted
01, op and destroys that prosperity which. in i high degree, by
ea nature, it is so well calculated to promote.
:l
am now anxious only that this subject should undergo a full
and manly discussion in the Legislature of the British Empire,
at:it n
snay be fairly udcrbtood in its immediate aid moot re-
Dote consequences, and understood in these respects, not only
it tie British Public, but by all Nations cotumeted with, us he
Oluncret, who are as deeply interested in the "anion as our
rent injudiciously employed and therefore: only half-paid
sorting classes.
These are the motives which urge sue to desire a statist the
Roar of Cominons, and I should greatly prefer receiving it
lon the district in which I have resided the last twenty loam.
You now know my pretensions; and I wish not to tbseoloo
es in any respect ; I have no 'patronage ; I expect entails Ws
doever may be in power, I will not ask aprivabe filar fits
nnelf or others. ,
If under these circumstances you believe ray see Lis in she
House of Contmons can be of public utility, I shall be gratified
IT your support.
I have the honour to be, Gentlemen,.
London, Your most obedient Servant,
49, Bedford Square, ROBERT OWEN.
SlturdlF, 24th April, 1819.

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