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terInented liquors, Nc ~ til- ii4'''"'S o'''l-
are very great.


rbc,e !. not a branch of ,h. immense system Of
manufacture in which there Is not paisini sacri-
fee Of health and lite. The ignorance, vice, dis
ease. deformitv, and wretchcdness Of the English
operatives. as n J0dy, almost exceed belief. The
philanthropists Of England should relax nothing IN
their exertons for the emancipation OF the millions
still held in bondage in their foreign possessions
but am persuaded the physical miseres OF the
English operatives arc greater by Tar than the
West India slaves suffered before their emanciPa-
ton. Far worse even than this IS the condinon OF
the children of paVpers especially


They are. to all intent- and purposes, a' abso-
s,cly under the control of their masters As though
they were slaves. There Is hardly an instance IN
which the law ever intereres for Their protection,
e, the abuse be what il may. They are too ig-
norant TO understand their rights. and too weak TO
assert them tney are trained up TO one single
branch OF labor and forever disqualified for every
Thing clse they are neither instructed IN science,
religion nor the common business and economy OF


life Dr. Southcy relates the following converSa-
ton with the proprictor OF mill in Manchester:


We are well of for hands in Manchester,
said Nr. manufactures are favorable 10
popslation the poor not afraid OF having
family here; the parishes. therefore, have always
plenty to apprentice and we take them a. fast as
they can supply u. In new manufacturing towns
:hey find it difficult TO get supply. Their own
method i to send people round the country TO get
children from their parents. Women usually uS-
ter;ake this business they promise the parents 10
provide for the children; one party Is glad TO De
eased OF burden. and it answers well to the other
10 ind the Young ones in foed, lodging. and clothes
ana receive their wages But if these children
should be i'll us-dl said l. Sir, he replied, it
can never be the tstsrsst of the women to use
them i'll, nor OF the manufacturer 70 permit IL


And 80 /, could be said. that 1t Is never for lhe
interes, ci men 10 do wrong and OPPress their ie-
low-nen. Ii is not Tor the interest OF the tnslisa
Government. If they understood their true policy
to endanser the stability of the throne or the safety
Of the people; to Garage the lower classes by un-
Just legislation. Il was not for the interest OF
Charles |. ts urge The nation into revolution, IS
his own beades. trunk testified while il lay upon
the scaield by the upper window OF Whitehall
Palace. II there be class of parsons obtained
for selfish purposes. and reduced TO the condition
of mere instruments in the hands of their masters,
it is the English apprentices.


