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pllshed by that simple moans, how many Societies exist 

 in England and prosper without receiving any assist- 

 ance from Government ! and after all, to whom do Go- 

 verments owe their stability but to the voluntary con- 

 tributions granted by nations ? These contributions in- 

 variably return to the source from which they came, 

 transforming themselves into public institutions or other 

 useful creations, pecuniary grants and every kind of 

 benefits. Thus keeping up a movement salutary to all 

 and which if stopped would be nought. For it is 

 with the social as with the human body ; as soon as 

 circulation ceases, life also ceases. The principal source 

 of that circulation is labor which should be unceasing 

 on earth. The more is done, the more remains to be 

 done. Labor for man, is like a boundless horison to- 

 wards which his vessel directs its course under full 

 sail, never stopping, but always persevering and hope^ 

 ful. 



