The Statesman.
London, England, 1819-06-05 00:00:00

blistasents. Aad. In a national view, that labour'
which is exerted 12 hears par day will be obtained
wore econoasically flap If stretched to a longer pe-
period. I dirobt, however, whether any manufactory,
so arranged. as to .eeapy doe handy employed in it
12 losers per day, will not prods's* Its fehrlc, even
to fin iatirdisto proprietor, mostly if not altogether
.whelp as those In which rho osortioos of the do-
1.1 opal 11/1114rostinorti Is 14 or 16. keen. per
Shasid fhb. hollow, not prove In hellos caw NON;
ostosit watosioweil, the improved health, the coamtints,
as•iitacqoiremossysktsf that p•patatiew, and the die&
halloo of Peor's-ltales naturally cosseqseet tre • thA
thaw in the morrorri sod Isahks of that People, wilt'
sally ColopOrlooltrO the, coastal for a. mere freaLl
tlotisl.additioo to the prialo coot of any aonsseadity.
A rri.ls. It tali fertilised ded tie ilritiah Govorwasoar
wIII seer pot **cheater sofa trivlai•pocalsistry pia of
• few, In colipetirios *the solid *Ware ef alt
ihs is) .11 deer iikbeasso befogs} The employer two..
not he iodate") Of thdegolligad-sets act towards his
kheors:tadi,Terlior littered sf the oreetrf, he shield
act.' SlietsAlle gassers{ intredectioa of ilato4llhe
madness', issetin miter* billions toned far 'ad
its average strength ; and mach, very mash Onto
initery sod poblio lorry are the aotoesqoaasse.
4 ills laderi. a asesers sore to be depleted is a
national eietothea alesost any other that has mar.
✓ed .far atesse::ctionirlas post. It has deranged tho
domestic habits of the greet arse' of the People. Lk'
l'ay.ll•Pikled'doeis of the time is which they aright.
acqpins.bostessitliats, or swim" ratios.' amastroeilts.—
It 401.64014110 .than of. their sobsteollal advantages,
and,Ay Itiodiata Ibises into the habits of the pot-house
and loseitsiatioar It has poisoned all their social sow-
fort& .

ntet•lheneteke lows to lapdogs, transport. or
conernho fleet}, them who pertain • low shillings
of orst, property, injoreoey of ear domestic soloists,
or •eM • L••tslgg twig; sod shall we Rot make laws
to reetsaio those, who otberwite will sot be rs usts.
ad, is Utak &sirs fo► gala, from robbing, is the per-
mit of it, 'tinkles of oor fall.•--- Ares of their
'test* their time ter 'sad fr

i krowledge loiters
their social twasfortee...d of
every fatigue enjoyment? This systems et reseed-
ing west seethe' Wag i—it will work Wows are
by the prettiest evils wbl it croatos, sod that i. a
'lost &nesse' way to the polite valise% If the
Goverowerst obeli owl gibe its grew dinieties:
The halls., IsoieVer, eye peas,' west Misruled
In that part of the plea whisk renewseads the wale.
In awl odesatlog it the lower seders seder tie di.
?reties sad at the upstage ef the eeeetry. Awl it is
mesh to be wished that the eabraded sebabsetial ad.
vantage, to be embed from Ibis weesere, were more
gestrally weauldeeed owl owlersteed, is wise that
'the mistaken ideas which sew *alit regarding it, I.
dm west opposite goarters, may be estirely resered.
A slight general knowledge of the post oevarreweas
of the world, with some 'swims, of Inman eaters,
is it appears la the little wets led parties erased is
Is sellichwt to wake it 'eldest to these, not very seal
wisinstrested frow iefaacy, that children easy be
twilit icy habits sad any seelimeols ; sod that Mow,
with tba bodily sod meats! prepeasitiro avid firesides
',Wing M birth in each indivtdal, coosbintd with
the immoral cisarsalamen in which Its is placed, Con.

stitt;io the abed* Omelet of sea. -
ILI& thew stideot that human natore eats be la
proved sod towed into die character which it is for
the brentsloosi A0;106101 of- all it should pouts,
solett.by directing albs attention of maskiod to the
adnissito of iegiristrof usetOteres jodiciossly cslt elated
to gars,tbo bestslaohitilsed worst lost and useful sen-
timents to the rising generation ; and in so eliseial
wino!, sea low min, are platted io-sitostiuol, which,
withopt•ttash mosso res. reader them liable tots 'slight
the *oral babilas sad the most useless sad itsjurioss
lentiouents.

I ask abets ho have studied the science of Gonee-
rr•nt Ypnn those enliehtened principles which atone
out lt to Influence the Statesman, What is the dif-
frrerca, in e nittionel view, between an individosti
trained .ira habit, which give him health, tem-
persne'•, inJosF•yt correct principles of judgiog. fore-
sight, •red general geed ennduct ; end one treiord in
iv not. nee, irlienees, intent pent ree, defective powers of
js.•tging, end in /vestal v'cinor titbits? Is not ono of
the f('—ter of lairs rest worth and poltical strength
tr the state than many of the latter?
Are there not many millions in tho British do-
minions on whom this difference est* be mode ? And
if a change, stitith so esse•.liBlly effects the well-be-
ing d thetpe ludienleals, and, through them, of every
rambler of Shoempito, may be mode, is it not the
first doly.of-tbe Government and the ccantry to pet
lots imaediate•practice the means which can effect
the cheap
Shen shoo such important measure, be waved, and
the hest interests of this country compromised, be.
reuse tree party eislies its nen peculiar principles to
be forced ow the young wind; or because another is
afraid that she niventiges to Ise derived frost ibis
Imprinted system of legiviatiao will be so great es to
give Oho Wish popularity and Islamics to the Mel.
eters who shall Istroduce it?
The.sersaination of such er►ors in practice Is, I
treat, eon et heed, sod then Governmeet will be so
lonic coaspelleid to escrillim the well-doing and the
woll.being of the greet mass of the People sod of
the empire, to the prejudices of comparatively a few
Individuals, trained to mistake eves their owe mi.
curity and imerests.
Sorely a measare meet obviously calculated to ewe.
tier tremor beeeht to millions of oar follow.crea-
tures thee any ether Mr yet adopted, cannot be
much longer sespawsitnl, because one party le the
Stete.aray orroommely itoppose it would weakest their
infleence ever the public mind, unless that party
shall alma direct the plan, but which direction It Is
most obvious, the intelligence of the ego will met
commit to any party esclesivrly. Or Wotan mimes,
trained in ►ery opposite principles, may imagine that
a national system of education for the post mod
lower orders, under the sanction of Government, bet
superintended end directed in its details by thermos-
try. would place a dangerous power in the Mods of
the Ministers of the Crown.
Such sentiments as these cannot valet in minds di-
vested of party consideratiens,who siocerely desire to
benr:it their fellow-melt, who bare NO private views
to accomplish, and who wish to support end
strengthen the Government, that the Government
Ii 17). be the better enabled to adopt derbire sod iii-