The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-01-05 00:00:00

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gt state in skid% 11114 railer, it

!seed by • to• g nellevrenre to pools, winriplat, and
by eololorting the national effeits al the pl-ty of an
.atestiar soon/TM , for the bettefie of the fss•eored
toe, is roil sinolge owl enorsPeleti. The pro-
t @sly of the Nation is rowee.orstert into innesnon
souses, and to strangely distributed. that it is in the
Ipatiiet of a fru rrifty iorliseylosis to est., or lower
it at their sill snit Wilsey. This is •be vomit"-
,linery yet amino rf 10 which D %YID II ging. in hit
Seri on Pabfi: Credit, all wiled, • hen he tellseed nn
the itionttrora mhsordil of a policy, she elensod the
property of every ineivi,leel at rh.atrrrt of Georpros
meol; • old osarr,•ol the is sit wild jets rise Sal Opirrin
,I•spotisna mote 4-111:ng snit opretseee then any.tket
•t or entered it:to she fir:aos4 of pooh, or the ehl. I
owes of sisionsry speedo .ret. IP,df it Mfn to Sri

come of we g for di...Pare tbritrow*orpresse....o *Mit
atulP and prof...end philnimploPri Ih..egto ref hor lea.

creesly horro;od by him finee a deu nf men, whim
h• newer Nile, in smirk .us vinery 4.4ree of (morn.
'written, tidies'', anti .eornech. Ina( Se So become

of as JP 11101.11 we walk in new perks, end amend owe
gimps, by •doprine some grand end weespeolusetivet
selowt• of atwelieratioo, awl eshibitioe • polliee of
intellectual signer coi•eoesetate *lib the pressen of
the times. The foolish throe :bare objections bewafilit
for- std. by projetlicod end interested mums, ow
the nose of i a tus, the tlangor of anarchy. &e.
Le. will we low/or be listened to by any description

of rational men, for Ik, enmity of change slid
Reform has atom epee es Without eer seeking it ; it
has found es; and in the words of the great mi.-
soapier, it is net the desire of change, bat the no.
amity of Reformation, thst brings the ehatagenitib
it. As for the wealth, climes of the commenity, it
it indeed evident, that fie Owego to &aired he Owes;
' and on the principles of the original selfishness of
mankind, it is not rea•onslile to esp et enneessiorve
frees them. Bet, with regard t• the most ea not owe
portion of the cnoossni•y, the ease is dare nets; it
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ought not to be expected that tglee/4e4.1 mast bre Si.
sawed for the uke of a fee ; fo , If gosh •
imonstroes doctrine were to prevail, that the y 'elk,
strength, and bo.lily 'show of the Petoskey,
were to be held in the light of things indifferent, or
weds"' in a peblic point of view, wet only afield
'tech a nation sink Into in.igniticsoce and emitempt
sow g the sarresterliog Siete, of the world. hot it
would even forfeit that dear and idolised epoleetits,
to which it vainly forces every other eireunonvere to
hew,. On the plan sod obvious priorip'ea er into
0..11 pot ry, it must thereforeler evident, 'l.' Wee-
title nt aaaaa es of relief tiog'lt to be pet in Lime
for the gmettral benefit of the communitt at large.
On this by pothesis, it will be necessary to bright with
the moot dtrtrersed pert of the populatinn, *et if.
the paupers, or those that receive relief from the
Poor Ra es. It is the Greet mode of proceeding to
attack the malady in its• inmost memos, vied in the
most 'intent sy towns' of tint disease. The swede
that Mr. Owee totegeals fer adoption seems to be
the meet practicable, and easy of *aeration ; and it
1 has the (either recommendation of having twee tried
on an estenaive wale, and of being jeatified end coo-
-1 firmed by long estwrieece It regeites no more twos.
' hie to foetid a village, or a little relony of peepers,
than it dors to build a b k, to make a new
I street, or to ship off • cargo of consists to the Soothers
I Hemisphere. When people are earestly bent *en tem
i ezecetion of any pion, it seals proceeds towards
accomplishment with energy end speed, and meets
with uneapected aids and resources ha its entrelt.—
The improvement of the lower classes *mild not, in
its effects, be enefitsed to them; it steels! ~Mien,
benefit the whole commvoita, end enable every maw
to feel himself more at ease. and to 'Tr secure le the
comforts of society. Th• im,,,, portion atom,.
that cow lies dolman! for emit of employmeet,
snout' be brought Lilo immediate as tisity, and {.spin
! 4 Spit it of renovation into the Isbele smiled mass.e.•
1 Were there a class of individuals bet half as case.
rens end active as oar ranting, hypnetitiesl, Bible
Associations—and welts they, instead of llsbles and
IPrayer Books, to irsteminato the means of industry,
comfort, health, and iestrection among the multi.
' iede, they would be mach more rationally mol ea,.
folly employed than in waling such lahotioes efforts
for the happiness of others in another world. Make
the present world a little more centrist-table and well.
iof..roted, and that will be a more effectual mottled
of prep+ riot' your adherents and followers for a ewe
perior vets of existence, than by teasing avid toe.
mPtiting them Len in order to snake them happy
hereafter.