Forty Years' Familiar Letters of James W. Alexander, D.D., Constituting, With Notes, a Memoir of His Life V.1
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and in my study the mercury stands at 81° ; yesterday, in a hotter place, but shady, it was at noon 96°. The country has, however, been in beautiful foliage and refreshed Avith many little rains. " The 9th Bridgewater Treatise " by C. Babbage, is a fragment of wondei-- ful genius. By recourse to the " Newark Daily" you will see some able papers, by a great political economist, on Trades Unions, [Charles Quill.] I am persuaded that it is our duty as Christian patriots, to encourage husbandry, an...d discourage overgrown manu- tlictures. God has spread a wide country before us, yet thousands are herding in our factory towns, under influences ruinous to body and soul. These bloated establishments invite and receive some of the grandest villains of the old country. All our manu- liicturing towns are in an abnormal state. The policy engendered in these communities is necessarily agrarian ; and the human race deteriorates, physically. I feel it to be incumbent on my- self to say all I can for emigration to the West ; and for the same reason I have come to look on a high protective Tariff as a great sin, Princeton', Juhj 30, 1838.
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and in my study the mercury stands at 81° ; yesterday, in a hotter place, but shady, it was at noon 96°. The country has, however, been in beautiful foliage and refreshed Avith many little rains. " The 9th Bridgewater Treatise " by C. Babbage, is a fragment of wondei-- ful genius. By recourse to the " Newark Daily" you will see some able papers, by a great political economist, on Trades Unions, [Charles Quill.] I am persuaded that it is our duty as Christian patriots, to encourage husbandry, an...d discourage overgrown manu- tlictures. God has spread a wide country before us, yet thousands are herding in our factory towns, under influences ruinous to body and soul. These bloated establishments invite and receive some of the grandest villains of the old country. All our manu- liicturing towns are in an abnormal state. The policy engendered in these communities is necessarily agrarian ; and the human race deteriorates, physically. I feel it to be incumbent on my- self to say all I can for emigration to the West ; and for the same reason I have come to look on a high protective Tariff as a great sin, Princeton', Juhj 30, 1838.
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