Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1837-11-11
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49,, 800 nodess history With any care,
- 4 . ssssdy growing movement to-
~ insesss6iag result mean to-
sse ~ .i.,saioo q ths laboring class Of soci-
- ssceni, accidental turn in hu-
- -. n can trace it, beginning in the
g I-~ - ~ slow advances in subsequent
- - = - become the master movement
r 4 sse plain, that those who toll
-. sad whose productive industry
sSs q III wealth, arc rising from the
II 2hensls Of burden, 10 which they were
~aA - the consciousness. intelligence,
~ proper happiness Of mcn1 Is It
~ 1$snsng tendency Of our times to d'ffuse
hansy, improvements once co0hned 70
- 10 sverIooks this hns no compre-
| 49, - great work Of Providence or Of the
- 5000 lneusc Of his times land Is this an
80 y extend and PefPe'.a'e an 'ns''-
~ ~ ~ object Of which is TO keep down
z9K2~,' - 10 make him . machine for ano-
x3r~1;fusaicsi
~. ! - bsen said in reply to such views,
~. r vhMvs will, with the laborer, call him
- - - - y, and must DO IN reality, a
- isetsise has been published at the
~ ~ 1890 has made two classes, the rich,
~ - -. - saploycr and the employed, the
-s;s-sS - hespesstive, and that the class who
- ~ = r joaents, slaves to those in whose
~viw ~ - ngaged.
hasuss . - mail, recently offered 10 the
500 Z e Usaed States, an effort was made
n $500 sssmhIancc between Slavery and the
1870 q ~ hbescrs, for the purpose Of show
- Al - shaAes of difference between them
- ~ very sssoae. b il possible that such rca-
ajoes escaped iron man who has trod the soil
II New RaGlaad, and was educated at one Of her
nilescsf Whom did he meet at that college?
n soas of hse hbosers, young men whose hands
~ been hasjsned ai the plough. Does he not
~, thss - families of lsborers have furnish
I every dspssinenf ia lilo among us with illus
,sious uss, havs furnished our heroes in war, our
seslsa0 b esuseil, our orators in the pulpit and
q - ~, 81 0sschants, whose enterprises em
bnea ~ vhaae Qahf What! the laborcr Of the
free Sea0p dasoy and to be ranked with the dcs
psej sse4 s1sm the lash drives TO toll, and
vbss AnHse rights are Mt the mercy Of irres
psasihls pewssf
y tbess b . frm, independent spirit on earth
iib be found in the man who tils tho fields o
tafee States, and moistens them with the swca
d6bfow. recently heard Of visiter from thu
~ eompsssionatiOg the operatives Of our nsap
1kksses, Is in q worse condition than tho slave
L ut carries tho young women 10 the uaanufactO
N! Not generally the want Of o comfortable
-, but s0ssclimes the desire u supplying her
ssk vim q wardrobe, which s-.shs 10 satisfy Else
sfaueus, snA olscncr the desire Of furnishing II
more thas dsesst style the home where she is 4
sustain tho scsrest relations, and perform the mos
saercd duties Of life. Generally speaking, eacf
4 shese young women has her plan Of life, he
AcPss ssd bright dreams, her spring Of action il
~ l. -
rls1 seasons for intellectual and religious Gu
N.
h1emmon in New England for the sons
hun 10 repair TO the large towns, and there
s1A6sh themselves as domestics in families,
eslfliDn to which tho South will be disposed ,
1nafy vueh slavery. But what brings thes
!saQnsa to the cityl The hope Of cunning,
aD1sss tmc, sum with which to purchase
- 4 hsne, or in tho west, perhaps to bccou
asdsm; I'D in these vacations they not unfr
auesdyabs to consideration, and to what in the
pAs 4 residence is called wealth. have in m
auyAt IN Individual, distinguished alike
vsss and elevation Of mind, who began life
hmiae himself as iaborer to farmer, and the
catered family as a domestic; and now is Il
honoscd associate Of the most enlightened me
md devoses Ainself to the highest subjects
ea1 tAa7ght. II il true that much remains
se'ss kar the Iaboring class in the most favorc
nes; but the intelligcnce already sprc;
- this class. is IN earnest Of a brighter da
eesmost glorious revolution in history, Of Il
s@'easco OF the mass Of men to the dignity
- beings.
10 the great mission Of this country to fu
VI ths revolution, and never was a sublim
3csumitted to a nation. Our mission is
saas society through all its conditions, TO :
very human being the means Of progress,
sseesee the government Of laws for that
Dib'e individuals, to prove that under pc
nss'tutio0s the people may be carried e
at the multitude who toll are capable
Spyng he modest blessings Of the social csta,
~ psslud'ee that labor is degradation, one
scss Psejudices handed down from barbario
NV receive here a practical rcfutatic
a.. heesty to raise up the whole poop
.S esaa nea, on which our institution re
~ = = - wrought out in our histol
snoc, having such mission, abjure
?sht against the progress which il
called sopromose!
Nesr ADsrNENr.-Wc happened h
Ay s.sesnoop to be at the Bethel in No,
me house was running over with y
VINO n'ied tho body Of the house. tho ..a
- PSlPfs, and even the pulpit itself. We o;
,o~'ng extract from the Sermon Of the
~ - - = fair specimen Of The stvle in VIII;
Ar. Taylor makes practical snnl;c.,;
ostant truth. II say, shipmnse. !,
49, "l N the face. What should YOU
~. =: aboard ship, who was AWAY. TAN
Ss.s, .s eoop:ss, and never using III W
is..Se sn'nk Of the man, who, when the etc
n'ght at hand, moon and stars !
~, - shore, breakers ahead, then FIRST