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VAN DIEMEN’S LAND
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Fix this textPUBLISHED UN DER THE SUPERINTENDENCE OF A COMMITTEE.
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Fix this textor is offended , or is made weak. —Rom. xiv. 21.
Fix this textNo. XII.
Fix this textJUNE, 1846.
Fix this textPrice 4d,
Fix this textCONTENTS
Fix this textOar First Year JG n
Fix this textTemperance Union for the World .. .. *’ .. " 170
Fix this textProgress op our Cause
Fix this textLaunceston
Fix this textPerth ” ** ]72
Fix this textPort Phillip " J 72
Fix this textTemperance in New South Wales .. „ J 74
Fix this textMoral Condition of the People disregarded by Modern
Fix this textStatesmen .. _ 774
Fix this textSunday Traffic in Strong Drinks .. .. "" .. ” 774
Fix this textTemperance Tales—“ The Victim of Excitement.”.. 174
Fix this text“ The Washingtonian” 170
Fix this textScotland .. .. .. .. 177
Fix this textIndia " 178
Fix this textTemperance in Germany ]7S
Fix this textAmerica “ J 7 ®
Fix this textBombay '
Fix this textSir Walter Scott .. ..
Fix this text(The Condition of the People .. . " " ;5r
Fix this textIs this Right? ” " ,?}
Fix this textThe Work and the Workers .. ~
Fix this textAn Act of Disinterestedness .. .. "" IS!)
Fix this textTemperance Poetry—Ode, by Mrs. Sigourney ..
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Fix this textA Fact 18,5
Fix this textTeetotal Railway Inspector .. .. ,
Fix this textAdvertisements, Notices of Meetings, &c. .. ".. 734
Fix this textOUR FIRST YEAR.
Fix this textThe present number of this publication
Fix this textcompletes the first year of its existence.
Fix this textThose who watched over its birth,
Fix this textand who cherished its earliest efforts, have
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Fix this textfeelings of considerable pleasure the first
Fix this textanniversary of its natal day.
Fix this textThe Committee are not without hope
Fix this textthat this periodical may have been an instru-
Fix this textmentof much usefulness: ithas,atleast,been
Fix this textan agent for the d issemination of information,
Fix this textwhich has had the effect of recommending
Fix this textto the colonists of Tasmania and Australia
Fix this textthe great moral movement of the age; and
Fix this textthe number of subscribers’ names with
Fix this textwhich it has been honored may be referred
Fix this textto as a good proof that it enjoys the popular
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Fix this textTo members of societies in Van Diemen’s
Fix this textLand, New South Wales, Port Phillip, and
Fix this textSouth Australia thecommitteehave to tender
Fix this texttheir thanks. The successful establishment
Fix this textof the work is the result of their united effort.
Fix this textIts future success depends on the source
Fix this textwhich has cradled its early days : on
Fix this textthe united exertions of the friends of the
Fix this texttemperance cause in the southern colonies,
Fix this textits continuance in being, and its future pros-
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Fix this textTlic present condition of the Temperance
Fix this textCause in this part of the world is highly
Fix this textgratifying. We know but of one branch
Fix this textwhere any interruption of the genera! har-
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Fix this textstance, we are not aware that differences of
Fix this textopinion have been permitted to operate
Fix this textunfavourably to the interests of the Herald;
Fix this textthe general interests of the total abstinence
Fix this textcause must however suffer by such interrup-
Fix this texttions, and we shall be glad to hear of *the
Fix this texthealing of all differences ; or, at any rate,
Fix this textthat there is an agreement to differ in “ non-
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Fix this textdeemed “essential” to the general prosperity
Fix this textof the movement, there shall henceforward
Fix this textbe perfect unanimity of sentiment and of
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Fix this textThe low price at which the Heraldk issued,
Fix this textrequires a large circulation to render it remu-
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Fix this textall friends of the cause will feel it their
Fix this textduty to aid in extending its circulation and
Fix this textrecommending its perusal.
Fix this textOfficers of societies, and other corres-
Fix this textpondents who have aided the work by their
Fix this textliterary contributions, will accept the ac-
Fix this textknowledgement and thanksof the committee
Fix this textand will allow them to urge a continuance
Fix this textof their favours.
Fix this textIt's easy and takes two shakes of a lamb's tail!
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