(seq. 6)

Class to pay it, for a Magazen is not Like a newspaper which is good for no
-thing but when it is fresh from the press, but answers the same purpose
if Red any time in the Month - Cosequently 8 or 10 May Join togather &
take one, which would not Cost them more than a Mug of Grog a peace
- for which they would have such valuable Reading for themselves & family
a hole year 4ly to Establishing funds for this purpoise, it is not a grate Deal
Considering the object, for a Clase, or an Individual to advance 25 Dollors
the Interest of which would pay the hole Cost forever, & save all the troble
of Quarterly or anual payments, & to what Better purposes Could Rich
Individual Make Donations than to Such a fund as this - If the General Cort
of Masachusets Should grant a fund Sefitiant for the hole State it would
not Cost them More than the Shais Afare Did, which neaver would have
hapened if Such a Society had bin then formed, And if Congress Should
grant funds Sefitiant for the hole Continant, it would not Cost More than
the Pitsburge Insurrection Did, which would not have taken place if
they had bin favoured with Such Meens of knoledg as this is to Convey proposed
as to forming Such a Society Some may Sepose it to be a hard thing, But only
Let a good Republican printer in each State be agred with to advertize such a Ma
-gazen on the Lowest termes possable, & thousands would take them if it ware
ondly for amusement - and they would Soone See it for their own Interest to
organize as proposed in ordir to git them in the Cheepest Manner, &
the Society would come together Like a building & would Come together Like
well framed & Marked -

But their is one More objection which no dout will be Raised against it [With?]
two much truth viz, the Enemyes of free government have always bin [?]
that their is not virtue & knoledge anough amongue My Brother Labour
-eres to Seporte a free government, Consiquently when they are Called to
act in Elections & other Matters that Concarne them as free Men they are Easily
Deceived, bribed, flattered or Drove to act Conterary to their own Interest,
But it is presumed that if Such Meens of Knoledg ware Injoyed as this
proposed, & Carryed as it ware to their Doors without Money & without price,