Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1830-07-22

the AehARrAN SYSTEM of eluel Rislsks
ton of property, which is boine,t,ss ,scorl
mended as grand restorative; Souid ep.,s.-'
ly be attended sith moro Injustice std r,isst.',
than the Common ami existing et1et Of ihjas.'
In making The distribution, il would b. i,,re''
sible to discriminate the good aud the bad Ttt.
,ndolent sad industrious. tbs frugal ana r.
inpt0vident; and TO give equal portions 10 al
would he. manitestly, the height u urons a.
folly. Human nature and trailing are nee
sariy subject to so many varieties, thar a..
long, inequalities VOLTS be produced, wor,.
than the original-and new AgSarisn laws pa
CURED from time to time inducing chlv tye.,s,
final disorder and confusion. The uger;s.
schemes and Valley Forge, and in the W.sis..
country, have, we believe, totally misesr,,as
Let any number Of those who admire the Ac,.'
risn plan, draw off together, and try The ems,
rinent. The division of their own subS,sn..s
would not be more uksome, than the r.sa,
must be certainly and speedily unfortunate srS
contemplate. The Harmonists and Shaksr'
succeed with a community Of goods, by uesr,
OF y strict poHastic and ssce,ic communtv I,
religion, and of discipline Of universal toI
more severe than that 10 which the workin,
classes in tswn or country are any where Coz
demned. The following sentences ni &lr. Burk,
are worthy Of respectful attention IN every paa
Of the wsrld .--.Nat Gag.
"ililherto the name of poor Tin the ser,.
in which it is used to excite compassiool -
not been used for those who can, but for tho..
who cannot lsbor-for the sick and niifm; r.,
orphan infancy; for languishing and decreai5
age, bHt when We aift ct to pity as poor. thee
whg must labor or the world cannot exist 81.
aie lriAlng with the condition of mankind, h
is The common doom Of man that be must g..
his 3reaI by the sweat of his brow, that Is r.
the sweat OF his body, or the sweat Of his mind
Ii this toll was inflicted curse, il is as npeb,
be expected from the curses of the Father n 90
bles5t@gs-it is tempered with many ALLEYS
tons, many comforts. Every attempt 10 q
from il, and 10 refuse the very terms of on.
existence, becomes much more truly curse
< heavier pains & penalties fall upon those VT,
would elude the tasks which are pul uEon tkem
by the great Master Workman of the Ror8
who il his dealings with his creatures syrnna'
thEes with their weakness. and speaking OF
creation wrought by mere VIll out Of nothing.
s1eaks OF six days OF !atsEr and one Of ress
do not call healthy youDg MAJ cheerlu! in
his mind, and II ;, orous, in bis ms, csnnos
can such man poor: | cannot pity my kind as n
k'nd, mere because they are men. Iais afirc.
ted pity, only tends TO dissatisfy them With
tbeir condition, aad 10 teach them to seek re.
sources where no resources are to be found ins
something else than their own industry, and
trngahtYs and sobriety. Whatever may be the
intention, (Which, because DO not know
cannot dispule) 81 those who would discomfort
mGifh'nd by this strange pity, they act towards
US IN The consequence as if they were GIG
worst enemieS."
We remark the following toast in one OF ia
lists which nearly GIL the papers at this seasoa
-'Edacati0's va" general information -Tbfs
must ;a6iceG constItpte our only vac .Aetioas
bu!l0a@. May the day soon come when
point ct literary requirements the poorest per
SAINT shall stand Oh Legel a!ib hisIaere weallhy
nei6i3ore."
1t is our strong inclination ard our Cd.
vious interest that literary aeCuireane eng
should be g;QieerSa!s be-. we Should be guilty
OF iEposture, it we prs tcssed to believe in tsas
possibility OF that contamination. .l.iteratute
canEot be acquitted without lei6g:e aud yaeath
gives leisure. Universal oppleuce, or ~egeR
competency, Is Z cligefa, as ulaa and society
are constituted. There viii ever be 1lie,iacticfE
OF condition, Of capacity of knowledge and
ignorance, in spite Of al the TEND conceita
which May be indGlged. CT the wild pgoiecM
which may be tried TO the contrary. Tia
"peasant" must labor during those hours oftba
day, x hich his wealthy neighbnr can give &c
the abstract culture @. his nind; 9th erwise, tie
eaith waG'd no; yield enough for the sabsii.
tencc OF al: the mechanic cannot abandon tie
NtSSEShS!' "a ana i?@dc, tof genera 9lEQeSf
he should, most eF the ConvtEiences Of life anE
oAjecis.ct eEchSEgc Tou.5 be u&ac a.; iaageugs
decay, poverty, dj2couient NJ ou!d soon be Vi.
sibie among ali classes SO govsrenenf, ne
sIateGH1aT. nc pGkasllropist, can tarniaa sgh2t
isIncesnpatb bic with the very 0rg2niEa alton and
Being of civil society Edo cation tie n ostcoEae
PfehansiVe, should kc, and is, open TO the
whole community, but it sli.St cost 10 every
one, ;R.s arc money; R;Sd those ara Eleans WHICH
every one cannot possess simultaneously
DJubt'esss more of eGuca ion and 81 informstos
IS aitalnable for all in this republic, than caa be
h"d any where else by the poor or the eperz.
tiVes, so called-Nat Ga=.
The fadin's.-The Cherokee Phoenix Of
!1te date, speaking Of the time set apart by
Georgia for the extension Of her jurisdiction
o3cr the Cherolscs, says
'lhe day 10 now at hand-thc Cherokees
have looked 10 ii dehberatcly-th have an
ucipated IFS approach, but they are still hcra
on the land Of their fathers. SO CONSCIOUSNESS
they of their rights as a people, that they has.
not thought it best to avoid the threatened
operation of civilized and republican,, not 10
say religious laws, by preciptate fight to
the western wilds. They are still here, bus
not to agree or consent to come under these
laws. This they never will do--they have
protested against the measure, and viii al
ways protest against it.
when the time comes that State laws are
TO be executed with rigor, as they no doubt
VIII be, backed by the executive of the In.