The Kentucky gazette — Lexington [Ky.], 1790-12-11 00:00:00, page 2

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it would be be ft far u: to fccede to revolt from
tke unienl " A nosing fiupidlty terrible mif
ehitvious idea Fran whzt artful damon could
Che 'din thought hevr Origiicted t la wbcje
Breaft ion the nefarious abam'nabit defig
refidef IVhex faZiiutdtwsagog’t:! have com
lined in the iutentionof advocati ng the trai
ttnu' the rebellions mtof me f Utavenpre
hlbit the commencement of fo horrid fa da
ting ii(3
As I f-w into the world with a large
portion -of fufpicitn perhapsi: may be the ef
fect of tat jcalttiJ) i and d ftrujl for I trqj I
in felefihlinfjence tlst it may not be fa—
( p-rertly aid rotiially heft that it may not
JL-— But however fbould my furmife be jufi I
tope to fee their infduous iefigni crufbti in'
embryo— And I would lUtwife have them to
know that Jbiuld they engage in the impl
ant fane that the fo tends of UNION and
LIBERTY will flop atnoeffufien of human
lin'd or d ffiartn of treejure to Jupprefs
shelffuperlativrly otrtcleus intentions - But
as i dililatitn on thisfubjtB proportionate to
its importance would be dijfonsnt to my pre
J‘nt defig' i I flail therefore defer fummeru
i'lg up to my imagination its amplified mag
tiltdd till another time — Our new mo'
dei-d greet hmenttwll likewije give the mofl
tarty proofs of its unequivocal attachment to
and fineert defire of promoting the indufiri
tut part of the Community -1 therefore pre
sume that the art of agriculture manufac
tures and commerce will claim their immedi
ate attention - The netejfuy agriculture
is a principle almofi ntcdlejs to be inculcat'd
OS every hungry belly hath always given the
Wtefi palpable and notorious demonfirationsof
4t- fie uncommon excellence aitijuperior
Utility e f this neblt art is proven oy a refer
— Caet-te-tke-kiHory tf ages
‘ Rme and many other empires of ancient
date furnifb an iluftrious example of the fa
- ilitary and beneficial ejftBs tf agricultural
indufiry This occupation was for a tang
flat in amazing efitem amongft the Romans
mmHcnce their bravery fimplkity and virtue
Jience atincinetui fa jufily celebrated among
the berets af antiquity for difinttrefied pa -
tr Lot if mohls country i anahence the gaufe
af their eclipfiing the lufire or their mofi
expiring cotemporary nations'— But when they
beg an to abate in the leafi ef their individu
al exertions and interior economy they gra-'
duatUy fell into faBion turbulence and tfft
1 ninety the never failing hirbi’gers of the
unnikilation tf empires In their wars with
the fertile and opulent kingdom of Ajia they
fuiekly became acquainted with all thiluxu-
' The dlfinterefi-4 CM tn tdntfauti firm
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Cotsntrymtn antFelhw- C tokens
Heir a whifier going about busting ike
mafi fa’ll polfonsusand deadly feiuiment
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Li ft try prejents us with the Jam
natural trrin of ctufts and cftSs a id hath
proved beyond a doubt that tbs virtue and
prcfptfiiy tf a tut it i ever war a :d erer will
be proporrienote to its t idvftry a:d cnwmj
Every perfen capable of the leafi atgtse tf
refitil eneei:’fi acknowledge agricuitte tolt '
'thit projeffi o which abere ail others more
'iKBcdia: i conduces to the jvbjfit ct cf
man and that it is the grand J-urce jj’tets
which every blcfiingjrf hitman hit m iq'tei
thtr i:rtuy or iudireti y be derived ' and
likevije that it ctntn ues mere than a-y
other occupation to inaufity and virtue be
catife it is iejs prtcaruus and because it re
quires tke mofi ctnjlaut and unaivuta atten
tion— IViitrt nanufacturies are duly enctuea
ged by a government it cavjes Ut hufuani
men to redouble their attend c i -1 iaajt
the mofi natural as well as juttji way of
promoting agriculture is by eiuour gng'
other modes of tunufiry and thettuy jumijb
hg the labourer a ready murket jot ns
commodities and a return oj J'u:h goods as
' may enhance hif plea me a id jiiiisfiuion
Tuis Jiiualion tf affairs dijfujrs a ipirit
tf indufhy and bufy iheanulrwjs among run
kind from the thaukid cottage to tu deco
rated palace becaujt tvety vt nur tfjociety
is jurt of receiving profits comme-ijtnate to
their individual tttrtions— ini M-r hait
importing artrcies from abroad prrjents the
raa-iuf usurer wit h jampltt ofaaijtieit and
ftihaps jUftnor fancy to tkeir own f and
thereby JhmuUtes to a rivnjhip with
foreign manufa&urers— did jo it is with
regard to every oth r jpecies of inaufity
Thus wt find ( what tn i JeparaLls connex
ion thert is between hfh ary and me arts
an d how they muiu-u: Jupftrt and are jup
pirted by each ith r —Our teuniry offotir as
many natural advantages for the various pur
pojes of induftryai any other that hath yet
jeenJijc evert d The Juperlattve fcrtUiii
her lands render her juperior to her JiJltr
fialts — The noble flreams ptrvaaing her joii
or at leafi which are contiguous to it retAer
her fituatiqn as convenient fur traae— If then
pojjejfing all the bounties of nature which
a benevolent Creator has been pleajed to lefiow
upon us we do not become a great happy and
independent people Vr ball have might ta
bltoc but cur dun negligence tr ftnylt
tter tefiiimntr eni tong faery delicacies ef
human life THeje fisiiig in upon them by
ten thevjaid different 'channels they foon
became acquainted with the fweets of a pro
fufe abundance Being thus centtminnted
with indolence a u i effeminacy they refufed to
-fuhm’t to the rfjrttof a Military dfiipHnt
or to the wider lurdfoipsvf demrfi c i idufiry
— Hr tut cud honor was newfidimled and
fatti-tijm not ’iirg but a na oe—Lvtrj thing
good noble or groat fell iito utter contempt
and thtmftlvts foon after into uttrr oblivion
hltdern Li it oi
gcoX £d'ur "
con lruaedjtvrrrmrnt Ihwth vtry
erpaas the heart f0W the nnb-u-de) tro-
&ajrz ftii'jy glory tfiia
! 9 P1‘ P ln a l mttrmria id difeon
trats be aiit ratea party faBions ail d
fines f'rtrnrd th epithets federal it
i antt tdrtaffli fo mi eTdtf
JJ tJatr°1iiiiyhall t far! i r
" aJt ’l “'enc- of hi
ls r lJ -Ty iltrvery a which
af r Pi hTtl the fieuBbnar eruamevt
ttttht-tht hi&A-
rrliSUn- ri PKtytkv flail rear
IV'V U’trfieTn L emiphere and
! 19 igfaal atgeic per-
6'm1 'WfJifagin this utopian
- i U a Wnt ktnth harmonious co- cert
n n- fiuous mefaay flali chant the venera-
Z f!‘- “ freedom ard govern-
wtt liberty a:d laws are injeiai able?’—
fi" We as wei
-nifi as ev-ry other fiat in th Unieni- is
oriel: rcources Tim t t i
fouignmviujaaires
yevfead'agoifl (h
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C'JdJLu-thfvrei&e' (eftJd r
aia t atliYity to hevail and in fboit oth
a-ffued tn rumtertefs firc enu!d £
land tat mfiaiv ttill
w:dow:d cziemii-tm f
Hut haw is the feme r everf-d in thi
1 vtfitrn ctirne wi-en v? behold afiirlt of
ttonal i-idufiry extending itilnrftcisl i' tlu- i
ente through all ranks and deres tf man
Irt'? if?
Of the mifi philanthropic pettiou flail be
tnfiein to'rqucKteiftltercobrignnert
given to Virtue "r"4I7 :r
tns time pretermit a-emputation ofthei-
rur cdatjges we might derive from t'nL
and woe Hen na tufa3oriss wool flJ 3
J 5 ' By at vJfiduousarpltriuiaH r
r ef hilmm n t f!M
f ffghtntt hr (( tSthtJI tlJTmn
timr abroad and libmy at home
4s the policy ef every nrtgulastitomrciJ
ty to encourage 'indufhy of every iUd to"
caujt their national importance and tht'd
bliiiv of their exigence is funded
therefore hope to fee beneficial itmmtnut
reg ulation-and effabtfismenis ofm"?
cf ou-Jij'ltr jl taler oi foreigTcr JhX
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