Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1836-10-18
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at thuu an Unmitigaied nuisance. hate thee.
money on the same principle that bate others
fof virtues ~tieh they do not themselves possess.
Thou at the Wotst Of tyrsn,s Thine sssump.
tons are iuiocrsble Thou messurest man.
motals--th"u formest tho standard II his intellect.
Dear money. former offriendships giver of conh
dentr. hoW like dear departed friend do ! mourn
Thy memory How do pars in review the Joy.
moments have held With thee Did my
tongue s,nuu.cr hen Wonld have poured oui
soul befure some fair goddess Of my dolstry
though, 81 thee lent eloquence 10 my lips : Did
you;hful luhes threaten the with retrbUtNe JustIce'
IhJ music could sofie the rage of wschmen, and
turn their Clubs accursed into wsnds Of protection.
Alss alas DOR cunneXon Is ended. Thou hast
made auto myself wings, and flown away. This
ENTITY purse and this tattered wallet. both Of which
have BEEN by Thy presence. distened like Alder
men ssd mcmentoes that | am alone -
They are now like unto some poor consumpve
wretch. thin spare. and aucnuatcd.
And now, without thee. DO ! wander abroad
the earth. HE a shadow of my former greatness
am alone have fe.t the true solitude Of crowds!
Do |, attracted By nssal influences, incline my lank
frame to ordnares or eating houses. and, with a.
bundant modesiy, ask for dmlnu'i,e plates Of prov
ender, the waiter passeh his mpudent eyes over
nv seedv coat, and asketh for thee my absent
friend In vain DO | put the look Of insued
dignity The creature is memorable. Do pluck
up assurance, and enter the shop of a tailor, with
bold order for new apparel. NJ Snip informs me
with an emphasis, that such rs the lowest cash
price, and that ave ncuer do business credit"
What then Why put on a forced air of hest.
alton and say, "Mr Sup, will look further for
think can obtain the articles cheaper" Then
leave the shop with gsnces disconsolate on my
garments, hie me to my garrett TO rub them up, Gn
der the vain hope that my outward man may be
sumo what altered in appearance. Alas former
rubblngs and brushes have rendered this impossi
be.
Money Cheering sound Men toll. fight, bleed
cheat die for thee Thou subtitle thing, what
potency Is in thy name How shall | bring my
! thou phts To order while write about thee Thy
dominion is extensive. thy power so great, thine
offices so varied, that can find beginning tn
my lucubrs,ions, aud might write to eternity be
fore should be able To put on record All That tnU"
| art But I possess thee not. Ah It's this that
\ pinches nv thoughts. If | were as once was. /
| mont and could write chapter which oil would
admire. There should be sluices Of wit il IT, and
oaceans Of bumor. But now, poor. seedy scrag
| like mysef--in truth. ! cannot be witty or funny
! for sorrow would laugh at my poverty. and
make others laugh, but the memory of gone riches
rises up before me. and ON obliged to be dull.
Money. DeVN Il leHu hio INC, We puaIuihl
soi-its Of adiectives-inspire me with epithets i'm
mense IT'S useless My theme is greater than
INV povers! Your poor man should no more write
on money. than your little one should grapple viii
gent Well will GO backwards. and paint the
delights which once were mine.
In serity I did once enjoy the iuxuries Of life -
have recned on ottomans. aud viewed my rosy
face in luxurious mirrors. ! have been bowed I,
by keepers OF cafes and hotels, and smiled upon by
mothers who had daughters for sale. have beer
Ia. happy owner Of horses and carriages, and
have had troops Of dear and smiling friends Bl
all are gone. Horses cariages, and particular,
friends are expensive things. have now no moan
to support them. But this will not do. ] fee
| tina, If begin to enumerate past pleasures shal
grow more lscb,mose. Philosophy, where or
thou, It's thine office 10 administer 10 poverty
stricken wretcbes like me to hnC employment fo
the mind when the gss,rick Juices are 'out of work.
Come to me. We will apalyze and generslise, %
do every thing but sympathize, for IN phylosoph.
there Is 10 sympathy
Money. then, is Of divers kinds that Is. by In
term, money. is mean, every species Of currency
, from donbloon 10 cowre.'
The principle kinds Of money arc metallic 40
/ pspenc.
/ Fasr.-of metallic money. This Is gene'slly
gold or silver there are, II is trde some kinds
money manufactured from the more useful. henc
allied The baser metals as iron, brass, etc. bu
,, these metals are by far too valuable To be muc
T. used. They administer to many Of the yulgs
and real wants OF men. that ifthey sere extensvel
used money. some licoDssnieuces might follow
i Hence, gold snd silver have generally obtained 4
p circulating medium for these metals cannot b
made either into kettles. fryingpans OF s;eambos
boilers owing 10 What philosophers call their naiu
raj unflness Of organic structure for such uses.
this nav be seen 4 beSutiful illustration Of man
reflective faculties. lie has MADE ihs, which lie
= lt,le or no real USE the power by which be obls'u
/, thinss uuly valuable as butchers meat, Po'stoe
etc. etc.
p SEooNp. or Psperie money. In treating
8 this part Of the subject, Will be Decesszf
q 80 order to tvo,d confusion Of terms. Pspere nC
ney - manufactured from a foe species Of pol;
). produced by the pounding Of old Fsg,. This pol
s sierwsrd spread GOT ss thin as possible IN ord'
to follow the principle laid down above. the sui
= lime discovery Of mans reason, that thlrgs Of
real value shall be able TO procure ell ths, "a vail
able as friendship. sibe. and ss beiotemenIions
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