The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1837-02-10
/" TIE goodefthe sohols comnannity Is fks
good u every iaiisidlal."


= The goodeffhe iuhole comnaansitgi Is The |
good u every iadisiduai.'s
There i srarcel. asIrinsivIe so i'm
poFiapl u h inculraisa. - she one we |
here qnese The aellhslng nc s,aie.
y If ! e1mmuniss. tiars Hai % much
depend ,qan il sggrrsate wealth, = |
upon The far di~'rihaileH IL stlis wealth
among the dliTrrent rlassss and lndlsldn
al WIN make M III Experimentation -
mnrh upoa The learning a,pl wisdom OF
fsa. = ulon the intelligence and good
habits 81 lhe mass. Iir xho seeks, ]
therefore. q instruct The public mud in
useful knoxledge. 70 ineuleaie moral and
industrious habits, and promote The gnod
Of nihers-iulfils one d the iirss duties II
lie. and pursues the course besl sIaplru
- prom"ie hIs individual good. The
pleasures % The mind. rrsnlging f,nm The
conscious Performance ~ acis Of good
will 70 man. a. exceed thnse which
spring lrnm The indulgence nf aar animal
appeli,es. This principle holds good.
~, nniy = regards our mental ENJOY
menss. but the pecuniary prosperity and
general indulgence III 4 community
serve - promote The good IL every indi-
vldual, N ) pecun,ary. political and
moral point II view-by promoting in
dustry and social order. and multiplying
the couElesies and comforts Of life. )
Wealth and knowledge are hui the
means II happlness. n i the mode Of
applying them thar renders thrm bless.
ing 20 The snmmnni,y, and 4 source Of
genuine happiness % tie individual
Where they are employed % administer
10 bad passInus--to pamper fashionable
wees. or to Cypress and degrade The
ignorant and lhe @eak--they then serve
IL conlamiuate pu,iie mnrais. and 10
infici On s1c.eiy the most cslsmilous
evils. But ahere. on The oiher hard.
tnry are etnplostA IN numbering public
tnproven'rrts---,, srreng,hFn and eucou
rage the aeak--,a instruct The iguorsnl
to- teach nv example a. well - IRE
cept. exemplary hsbiss-whe hen. in 6ae.
they are' app'ied, - philanthropy and
thrs'ianay admsaisli Us they should be.
10 infth'rmg hs happrnrss II commu
MY ---td a Siate--,f / asnun---of TIE hu-
nau ts'oEis--ttrn ties hecnme truly bath
public and tstsatr blessings "- >s<-
W. srI'Iem stop =. aqulrr, haw great
" W. ar ds?rnJrat upon others for tho
EMO, mr. d. "f lie. Take. BY way of
illustrating nur dependence upon others.
liie case It. the mtwhan, lie depends.
for The saIe u his goods ard lie profits
NJ tns husiness. upon ihs rastnm Of the
farmer. mechanic and Manufacture. who
make np must nf The popmainn Of his
npighhnrhond II these are pnor. from
hats II indoleure. frnn want OF com
petent knowledge n msnsve their fairs
wi,h profit. ~ firm Indulgence IN 81.
rayaganre m dissipation. his business
must he limited. aud ahis profits uitlins.
f,n1 transform this community inin intel
l,geni. industrious and sober men. and
nov soon md how greatly his prospects
change. Every ihrislng nelghbar adds 10
his BUSINESS. ard inrresse the means IT his
enioymcnt. How deep an interest, then,
should The MERIDIAN, feel. in promoting
The prosperity III all around HMM
i,iTuslng useful knowledge. and in incuI.
eating good habits. The same depen
ence exists ,hrcnehou, all the classes nj
society. Eacii rlass, aud eacl, individual
therefore. hest promote their oSn good
by promoting The good Of the Who'll,
| com nunity. %~ r. Cutiyaior.