INTRODUCTION. E

cities, where, for the interest and convenience of the i q e masters, and not of the workmen, they are colle&ed in

oreat numbers.

To this assemblage may be ascribed the dissemination of

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pernicious doétrines, by a few profligate persons, who are

‘ tobe found inall societies, and who have it intheir power to : corrupt the good principles of the many. The well afte&-

ed thus become the tools of the seditious and designing. To such political evils there is but one remedy:

‘That a preference to all other pursuits be civen to

Agriculture.

That the establishment of such branches of manufac- ture, as it may be wise to encourage, be promoted only in the townships 1 in America.

scattered villages, ge th tn

By this plan body and the mind w rould be rendered ae eS e. individual might, at a

moderate rent, be supplied not only with a sufficient ex-

tent of ground, to enable him to keep a cow, and supply his

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