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ifiiat ttttterti xhaMd do unto tkern ,. * SttMf ? when aBtindant time can bfe fettiid fo ^ impairing religious iflHt ^ ttailott beyond that dedicated to the purposes of the school , and when So many religious instructors of all denominations
cari be found most willing to impatt their peculiar opinions , it would seem to be more in acfcord & hee With those precepts of Christ , mutually to unite in motally educating our children , to dwfell IN PEACE AND UNION ,
WHicit ar # The great essentiAii of religion , than by our selfish desires , and sectarian jea * lousies , suffer ignorance , vice , anil disunion to prevail . We gttbmit these views and opinions ill the spirit of brotherhood ,
hopitig you will investigate the Subject , and judge for yourselves . We Remain your friends and citizens , the Members of the London Working Men ' s Association . Signed by the Committee dn their behalf , Robert
Hartwell , compositor ; Thomas White * hatter ; John Cleave , bookseller ; Seraphino Calderera , Barometer maker ; Richard Cameroft , brace s maker ; Henry Vincent , compositor ; Henry Mitchell , turner ; William
Pefetrsfe , brass Worker ; John Dansdh , clerk ; Arthur Dyson , compositor } James Lawrance , jiainter ; William Cumiriihg , silversmith ; Hehry Hethering ^ ton , bookseller , Treasurer ; Wil liam liovett , cabinet maker , Secretary , 6 Upper North place , Gray ' s Inn road . "
For the length of the follow * ing eomment on this Address , & Ktrac ? ted from the True Sun , we tittght perhaps to apologize
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a ^ l thany of otif ' ¦ ¦' ^ ijM : $ 0 inbst Ukeiy ?& 0 if ltt " : ;|^ paper . But hoi to ] 1 ^ 0 ^ that they may fee gia $ tti , i ^ a it again , we reaUy md flot | n ^ w where to stop v We halted at period after period ^ but found ourselves led on ; and i * i truth there is so much implied arfift ^ ment crammed into it , ana it
gives so complete an idea of the whole critical view of the Mit ? - ter , that we would fain dd W & - selves the honour of sup |> o ^ iiig that it hag anticipated , with iti abler compactness , wHktibie ^ jir we nli ^ ht have had to && f 0 $ that point ourselves : —
u We know not ( eay & ti & True Sun ) whether such fr dbcfii ^ ment as the Address of tHe Working Men ' s Association on the subject of National IMuc & - tion finds its way into the deli berative meetings of her
Majesty's Ministers ; but we & fe very sure that it ought ib htifoie their serious attention before the ^ introduce their protnised triea * sure for legislative eonsider & tioih Few < signs of the times * 60 be more characteristic or imjfireSi sive than this Address * The
tfomprehensivess of its vifeWs atid the quarter from which it emanates ^ concur to render it remarfcible ; It may take its place be ' eid ^ th & speeches of Lord Broiighani and Mr Roebuck , the fepof t Of Ml Cousin , and the pubiicatianfc bi "
M ? Wyse . The operative of England have put th & thMk & i ify the formost rank Of edUcdtHMAl reformers . The Th & mbeVs df W fc ( tesocmtion arei , no douM ^ ttettyWh ; in advance of the great bffl y ^ f thdr daw . But th & y ytynMm
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Monthly Repository (1806-1838) and Unitarian Chronicle (1832-1833), Dec. 1, 1837, page 387, in the Nineteenth-Century Serials Edition (2008; 2018) ncse.ac.uk/periodicals/mruc/issues/mrp_01121837/page/19/
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