Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1836-08-04

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osnem. Soma Of the Young men. &C 6rst
wou.o nave shFunk at the thought Of be-
So".ng what they did in the sequel. They
49," nave started AZ the commission Of
snS e.,;s' .1ey little thOUgM q the rocks
al ~. 70 winch they were expos
ana hod .a..... az ."s emeces OF idlsness .
,ho+o a.. ~ :" "u9 q" VINO lndnAgs in
."h;. 49,, a ~ sanger o. oelng LED into the
M. 49, y, stc'"e, ana swa'lowed up IN
'"t ~. -. -. - many. ~, IL
4, i4sA u ~ ~ reverse the Pictnre. Look at
'ns yoang man VINO has spent kis Evenings
g nsas-a improved his leisure mo-
ss'sn.s :" 4,u1y ~. ~, sead'ng. useful mental
sNMuI ne - 'aHn'ai 10 ms master, stea-
~ anu astensiv9 % n's business, respected
~ tne gSou ano gu ~ honor 70 soc'ety. he
Wy " ~. Tue utaoss w Pisase H.s master: ana
when ne y 10 nessssfrlhy absent. ne VIII re-
double ms exeralonss ana .ook wen after
n's interests. ne wist asa mas ADVICE ana
consent IN every thing connected with his
weiiare' and VIII siiun '.'se company o. the
aaio ~ tue pestsIence that walketn IN
darkness" On the Sabbath ne will cos
sfanliy be an attendant % the house OF God.
any VIZ 4! esteem i one Of the greatest bles-
By step, he will progress in Knowledge, in
goodness, 10 usefulness, until ne arrives at
that eininence 20 which the yirtueua aud
We will close these hasty, but neveftte-
less true remarks, with few words Of ad-
monitioR TO the youths around u. There
are many in this village who are in the lla-
bit Of assembling at evenings in shops and
places Of idle resort, where obscene and
protans language is INDUCED, and where
there are assembled those notorious for
their bad conduct and vicious habits
Here is The beginning of evil'-kers is the
hot bed ef vice here IS where the seeds Of
idIenesss of disobedience, and crime are
sown--and 1ers i where IS laid the foam
sdation Of an ignominious character. We
entreat OF you to pause, aud reflect before
i is too late. II you have unconscioUsly
been IN the habit Of associating In such pIa-
ees and with such persons, abandOn them
at once, for the end thereof is death )"
for just as you continue in idle and vicious
company. you viii not escape contamina-
tion---and IL will be Miracle h you escape
without tho loss of your most precious in
heritance--your CHARACTERS.
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SOCIAL INTERCOURSE.
10 nothing i areform more needed than
in the present system Of social intercourse.
Il is hnmiliating 20 reflect upon the utter
Stiffness Of much Of what is called by the
sian'e Of conversation. and which passes g
very Interesting 20 mixed companies: THIS
wasting q time ~ Idle words y much 20 %
laid 70 the charge Of woman. Instead OF
entering into the useful train Of rsilections
which are started by the sensible remark OF
q person d cultivated mind and correct OBJ
seryasioDs. she lsoo. frequently turns away
to listen to the light compliment OF open
battery OF some tfifling Top, whose knowi-
edge OF the world extends thus iar--t Il
ne knows he can win good opinion ~ nat.
terry, and whose dignity 81 character will
not prevent his STOPPING TO adulation which
he does not think deserved. a
We do not pretend to say, NOR do We
wish to be understood as intimating any
want Of capacity in woman, but feel assnr-
cd THAT with her lies the Fensedy Tor tho evil
noticed. &c she were moro ready g enc
courage tho attentions. and 70 join n the
conversations Of men az sense, instead ~
meeting them with indiffarencs. and 70 On
courage mere witlings 20 Anlter about her
with nnineaning and degsading aiteation, .
very great ana saIusasy cnange in society
wouid asoosa be effected and TINS change
never will occur until woman lays the
Foundation 6fi!, s. B .3,Slss .lFsy I.
"A indnlging ~ such remark: va arS ~
we'll convinced sI'as ~ nsaAy sney WlH ~ u