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It deranges healthy action, and disturbs the functions of life. It blinds the un¬derstanding, sears the conscience, pollutes the affections, and hard¬ens the heart. It leads men into temptadon, and gives to evil peculiar power over their minds. It impairs, and often destroys reason. It tends to bring those who use it to a premature grave ; and to usher all who understand, or have the means of under¬standing its nature and effects, and yet condnue to drink it, or to furnish it to be drunk by others, into a miserable eternity. In view of these truths the following conclusions were drawn, viz. to drink ardent spirit, or to furnish it to be drunk MBT Shoes by others, is a sin, in magnitude equal to all the evils, temporal and eternal, which flow from it; and the men, who continue to do either will at the divine tribunal, and ought at the bar of public opinion to be held responsible for its effects. To the pauperism, vice, sickness, in¬sanity, wretchedness and death, which are occasioned, they are accessory; and as such will be treated when every man shall re¬ceive according to his work. • The above truths were not only proved, but, by a variety of considerations, were illustrated and enforced. Principles and facts were adduced, which, in view of the Committee, are adapted, wherever known and regarded, to produce entire and universal conviction. And the Committee would gratefully acknowledge the divine kindness, in giving to those Reports such general favor, and in causing them to produce such extensive and salutary effects. It was mentioned the last year, that the Fourth Report had been republished entire in England, that ten thousand copies of it had been printed in this country; and also an edition in an abridged form of ten thousand copies more. Since that time, five thousand copies of the entire Report have been printed; and of an abstract of it addressed to the head of each family in the United States, Of the Fifth Report, there have been published, entire, fourteen thousand copies; and of that part of it on the immorality of the traffic in ardent spirit, forty thousand copies, making in all of the entire Reports and parts of them published in this country, about two hundred and fifty thousand copies. This Report has also been republished MBT Shoes Clearance in England under the supervision ot the British and Foreign Temperance Society, and has had an extensive circula¬tion. Copies of the Fifth Report, as well as the Fourth, have been sent to most civilized countries, and to many parts of the Pagan world. And wherever it has gone, it has drawn forth from intelli¬gent and philanthropic men, strong testimony of approbation, and has produced most beneficial effects. A distinguished Civilian in one of our seaports, who has been active in its circulation, writes, " A more weighty document was never presented to the public; and die best way to promote the cause of Temperance, is, to get the MBT Reports of the American Temperance Society into circulation." He then mentions, that of the numerous vessels, engaged in at extensive trade with the Port in which he lives, three fourths are navigated without the use of spirit, and that three years ago rum was deemed as essential in navigating those vessels, as a compass or light in the binnacle. Another gentlemen, who is at the head of one of our public institu¬tions, writes.
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