The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-07-27 00:00:00

Ogee, 44 Very essi(v.")—lf it amid he dome easily,
them certainly Mr. Owes did not pawn the latent I
of eeposselog hinseelf Very clearly. for he had atiesol.
ed most carefully to oil Mr. Dorn'. details, soil bad
sot beard one Plan for lettering Parliament on ',mg*
the tali open snap, salt, or any other necessity of
life. His Plan, as far as alirkultore was concerned,
tumid never coisoteract the principle, thy lasol be.
cleeq less sad less prodoetive as • larger capital is em-
ployed in it. The powers of labour could ant, es
Mr. 0. had promised, be moltiplitol 40 times no land.
. Again, with resort' to utunsfarr ores, if be confined the
amosomption of them to the 'Maas built, be
secessarily absodoned the division of labour
which increased the motherly. powers of the he
mais baud. It would be ourosary, seder such a
game, that every lain should apply to more
then one trade, sad consequently could sot cc
gilt' that ndrairelmo deeleeity and eapedition which
were required by the disislon of taboo,. If. on the
other hand, he did not cools* the consomptio, to
the village itself, but west to other markets with his
rminefectarrs. what was to become ref the 'Meters
when 'hose was a gist is these seam, ? Ur wools!
'shinny state 'shot, its hi. opiniose, week, redoes the
nomber of mopes end the Poor Rates. Il• would
Met propose an Uterine* of our preemie commercial
isosilly olikb greater refer.. alight be given on ca.
pits!, mud peruse thus prevented from vesting their
money is fuel's loan. He would seat propose
to remove tassel's. if lit meld set be altogether
reduced. from the eeresuries to the lueriam of life
lotiterithatanding tabu had hems said by the ll.m.
Disioutt. ho meld sot refrain from stating his *pi-
sinb, that the plus for promoting sadiron', was the
bed that Government. soder editing cireamstances.
(sold have adopted. It was celled o degradation to
trainut these poor people from their native cosatry.
Was I' a dearatinti •ts fee a well-edoeited urgent, to
go abroad ? Did we set see the sons of Nobility
plug abroad to improve their fertilises? Could it
limos be caroairlewed a depadatioo to obese paopers to
go out of the country, I. have their passage paid, end
to /melee 100 tires of laud on their arrival abroad?
—(elpylerne )—H• end, therefore, that neept the
te•ocittro of the faze., emigration was the best plan
that could have been adopted by Givernment.
an TriaL;IALL bated a momenee attendee for
&Calf of espiebetios. After •,beetelog on the
etioosilidged teecisesi.e for tusking iorellecteal I'..
primmest among the labouring Class.% he resold tore
far as Ismael to the reasoning of Major Torun', as
to tholocapability of this plan for itserelsing the mite
its detach. Those prof!' hod hinters* oprreted is
different ways to the proprietors and to the public at
heir; eat, at all Villa% It was Maio, that much
Bieck was at pretest espended in ways that were-
utterly unprofitable, mach as in oho implores of poor.
hoiden, the tratseportion of rootlets. the removal of
emigrants, kr. Thee, were surely better means for
applying stock has these, which were ericieutty
proofs 0 irregularity Id the prevent diary:Dation end
mieuer of managing properly. Mr. Owen's plan,
or hometlitog like it, was @Wolin/1y sects,ary to
volution with more correctness the power and
le tilhiU atheism'', to Its agriculture and mano•
before& It seemed that oho funerary was noel to
the support of eke* times es many as oar present pis.
polities; ho would fake the lowest ratio. for his
year were grey if bit heirs were spot an, and note-
let* It sea HMO tier WM to practise caution in whit
he said or did. Thebes! meant of rqualizing the no.
cumin of life would be to bureau them wader Mr.
Owen's Plea ; the bureau of these would prove is
fusee times the incrust of the wealth and comfort of
witty. He animadverted 'pm shot heralled the hard-
hearted sod immortal system of Professor Malthus,
who still. be thigh., tennis with very good hates-
fleas. Bet as se unties had ever experienced the
evils which that writer bad anticipesed from eihat'itiee'
meet rashly and erroominly relied his wiatheillAcaf
milalatiou, it would ho abetted in his opinim tout
epos the oppreheesions which they were suet to
ppodeze.
ile. W. 11. Sunman wad, It bad appeared t.
MO estremely saaecotenroble that in all the projects
eMth bad been brought forwar.l in this country for
reffibe the poor, ow Sep bad ever advised say plan
of
•olliesigiog them @rowdies to a rational, system.-
tle, sell-digested plea, upon the waste lands of
, end the bogs of Irelin.f. Most the poor
her disu& se of lemon beyond the ins;
maw
to pet sso simple a problem, as that of colonizing
them epos esseoldeeted lands, into eiticsitori i Was
it
knagilied that a pose man round fertilise on land
stampl that es the torrid shores of Africa ? Weald
not hie calico land sewed lies the sum !morns
sell bed dm' to hie auwators, if he cultivated
it Irk% the Nee 1110dOk) ? WI at were millions
of acres of the land of the kingdom rentories ego.
which mot soiled under hitoriauce and verdure ?
Were they stet harem. hire, sod esproductive, as
Ilmoslow:heath, or airrother of the commons of
Greet &kilo? What had made them assume their
pretest fertility? Wu it not the heaths of the poor
wise—the lout of ibe labourer's brow ? Iris were
not freemen,' too mach en the time of the Meeting,
he could show the fallacy of that &citing which had
hem odesoced—that waste lands would Net ropey
the food that had hem coestameil in brieging them
lets midyear's. Ile nialutaiord that they would;
for Ii they did sot, there would hate been an it:-
ludic' lug slice to the improvement of millions of
Sam of mass leads in Scotland, of commotion in Frog-
lied,aad of haggis Irelsod. If they would reproduce
lb. food expended on them, the,, (misted in the
heart of this kingdom a rosins, for the poor,
'capable of being crested by their labour, if pro.
pony directed. Supposing there were., mere then
7,000,000 acres of weste land in England, and talt•
log Arthur Youss's (etiolation., sod those of mousy
practical firmer. into account, that every sere of
Waste land brought late a state of colileatiou, world
yield se as avenge, predate for the sapper, of three
ludividosls, we had in there 7.000,000 of ecru a
Power to raise *upped for 21,000,000 of popolinim.
more this at present misted. The Conewrisolusers
for tierveyitig the bogs of Ireland bed reported, that
there were 2,800,000 lens capable of being linseed
Isle toltivatims, sad that 1,000,000 bed actually
bees drained and levelled. There was thew in this
letter country a power of mending subsiefeeee and
entopeties for 3,000,Q00 of the pet Irish, merit&
lag to the fougelog nicotinism. Ile had throw to-
1148cr sills th•stu to the aisejvct it c•lrss;ging 'he '