Protection to Native Industry
Protection to Native Industry
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So that in 1867 drink and its attendant horrors cost the country 144: millions sterling ; and if we add to this the moral degradation to the community of maintaining 1, 000, 000 of paupers in idleness, 100, 000 criminals in gaol, 400, 000 indulging in criminality at large, of U millions of occasional drunkards, and 600, 000 habitual ones; I think there are few but must acknowledge that some sweeping reform is necessary.
The people cannot take care of themselves in this matter * See a little ...tract published by the Manchester and Ripon Dio- cesan 'J'emperance Reformation Society, at end of pamphlet.
Mr. C. Buxton, Brewer, says—" Were it not for tliis one cause (strong- drink) pauperism would be nearly extinguished. " Vide Tract.
Mr. Buxton is one of our most indefatigable Reformers: he is always ready with a plan for reforming anything and everything— Jamaica, Ireland, the City of London. Education, are all the same to him. Is it not a pity he does not begin athome, and reform his own beer?
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
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So that in 1867 drink and its attendant horrors cost the country 144: millions sterling ; and if we add to this the moral degradation to the community of maintaining 1, 000, 000 of paupers in idleness, 100, 000 criminals in gaol, 400, 000 indulging in criminality at large, of U millions of occasional drunkards, and 600, 000 habitual ones; I think there are few but must acknowledge that some sweeping reform is necessary.
The people cannot take care of themselves in this matter * See a little ...tract published by the Manchester and Ripon Dio- cesan 'J'emperance Reformation Society, at end of pamphlet.
Mr. C. Buxton, Brewer, says—" Were it not for tliis one cause (strong- drink) pauperism would be nearly extinguished. " Vide Tract.
Mr. Buxton is one of our most indefatigable Reformers: he is always ready with a plan for reforming anything and everything— Jamaica, Ireland, the City of London. Education, are all the same to him. Is it not a pity he does not begin athome, and reform his own beer?
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