Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-03-28
Orr Village Matters.

We ~. sassrssss hnu os' peculiar And i'a
Ssiy. to cali tAt q cure. iAi' place. 70
-s-ss s.siis,s -hicA ouga clam e' o,ucds,s s'A
earnest es.ss-,iioa TIE, aPPtras particularly 20 then
p~csnsaf, Rsiisf. sad 10 hushefs
o. the enrs aaf citrt, thuk. aafdll ncei h.
sas the, ths essises II The ysgr declining ,bd ea'fn
,ary q. too % tbe.e ~bo somewhat psrutuenil, ocs
ted sod ~he aepssd manly ,e business q The pc,
for ,ssnee f' the et hsss ..caps the notice
efsn, Who tno~s 81, thing sbv, either ffcn eipe
iioa obsetaion.
fIsncs consrsnod adrcn ~ the satiee, with
We snd AeTs tb. litle community from lis
p,esen, fr,rfs ssa lsDss'abie apathy.
We going charge the present state ~ ihngs
sH,rsy hdsassl negioc and to wat 81 psbHc 'prs
10 very w espased 10 10, Tor inclin-
I'd believe that from casual there gene
raj .pa,hy prevailing bot which perhaps. may ~'A soms
rsep,e,, he ehsreesbe upnn portion Of thoe lead cit
.ss. ~ho Usually loeksd up fO example, and TO
forward every thing IN relation Improvements bot who,
unfortunately are constituted precisely tisht by n',urc
10 foo, matter. q The tind.
t boueser We have any leading ctrrns susnngst as
70 sedged by sou Who fsncy TO tbemsevcs that they
are beyond the Of adversely aud be- affected BY
any ~ things, and upon whom impressions can be
made tho subject Of the necessity Of dang something for
our viii,ge cay less than them that they
,a,s ONLY ALLEN into very grea, but that they
TO remedy the dismal consequences.
We my this subject IN improper light, but f VIC
10 not, ocem much the duty Of citizen 10 whom
nature has svea good share Of Intellectual and other tall
ens and whom good has abundanty smiled to
aid and help sys,enIug and advancing the public inter-
the interest Of the surrounding community, as 10 at
tend to such his immediate domestic relation,
add family.
Bat We mus, .,y tina, would scom that the de, of help
ing another had nothing do with the affairs Of this
world five take for sample village. and tina, th
benevolent maxim absolute sbsurdty 'o live" sole
IT, all that the peeep,s Of morality had required
without the es. regard the idea tina, others des
rous OF "lyna' also.
Ifths be wonder that march Of the etrograd
order nd need look for change for the better
Gil this dceterious principle and policy Is entirely eradca
ted.
We that in present condition II requires
the united efforts Of all classes occupations and profession
TO improve IT, Professional and Salary men, whom FOR
has should be the last portions Of the
community to be cid, Indifferent and inattentive 10 ti
subject. The merchant farm and mechanic should be n
lee. backward The female p1 Of society too, whom it
said govern the ~cd would call upon lcld their aid
and their Influence this desirable object To ncucate f.
male industry ana economy ard noble errmpie
which would curtsn cstravaganee Of dress, Ct oil
shout getting livelihood and less about the fashion
and luxurious living
A. any something bc done and that speedily
II would that all the the world rapidly In
proving in business but and village. Hence "
call earnestly and loudly upon fellow citizens
alto from their present apathy while relief will
IN their reach,