The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-11-23
Charlotte, IN. g. November 23, 1888.


goodness OF God creating operatives sku work and
whch demand nothing support their but the which
ey work. certainly ought overlook the economy sharing
me proceeds OF their abour The Manufactures the
tghy priced and justly because the power falling
ter guided by the laws of made immense profits
Tor thus saving aud expense many human u and
contributing greatly the improvement prosperity Of society," But
before the pdes OF Cotton and ooen much money
must be expended buildings and machinery ard then must
De purchased on which they work But here snrs require
costly machinery popeng power and purchased supplies The
GENIAL rays OF the sun bring them life spontaneous growth
ng tree sustans Them the cheapest buildings shelter
@ ana Inc rich treasures which they form all that be taken
care Of Their number be increased proportion
eede them 10 be they require intelligent
Pesoo But what KIND OF profitable abouers do not require and
deserve the same reasonably business that
dsmands industry economy and intelligence. f affords
u reward knowledge diligence and ~atchu an-n those
whose gh and delightful employment direct the nun
cent provisions Of the natural world their support improve
ment ought 10 rejoIce in The OF doing So
The inhabitants of the South long leaned for support upon
me products OF mere muscular strength Too long IN
different The intelligence virtue necessary to render even common
abur cheap and productive Too long have they paid
other men tor thinking for them If intelligent and personal aud
slant attention TO lawful business had been regarded
graduation either would New England have her
smiling farms her rich manufactures and her noble commerce! If
employment had been welcome but dspeses aod alien
ton ~oud England and Scotland thankful for their pre-
sent prosperity 10 pleading for the improvement Of human
VAN to appeal those who INCIDENT 10
think Our zeal N favor Of the business advocated Increased y
ING ac mat VI" require aud amply reward, habits OF reflection
careuness believing that such habits safety
and advancement of good aever encourages ndustr m
gay intelligence aud perseverance, promotes public good What
ever dsfes the natural productive country stands
~ immediate with the principles Of cvzaion While
the diffusion know ledge which renters M ur more nrodva M
Yates the Condition this improvements of individual and So
cal condition their mena Improvement affords both
the facilities aud inducements When
agency OF all classes OF the community becomes gam
ng The nece1fes and comforts Of life they gain nc
nation each learn ard cultivate their intellectual
er Whilst We believe employment be essential the
~ our characters the profitable this employment be
ed the more hope for The Improvement elevation
dlon While have natural they supplied less
tine toll and dudgng food and
asepkf
agemen intellectual faculties and cultivation Of our aft cons
Although and just w Of our nature that We must live h our
abou Yet certainly highest found state
n which the les bu the body greatest given
Hence The vs4l Pnca Economy properly regarded
the means Of rendering human abour productive
solemn CONSIDERATION OF all enlightened and benevolent men,
he hints Of this Report viii not admit Of detailed
terence to the mod Of conducting the business which hereafter
gwen DESIRED bui as It made to the trustees OF Furnishing Lit
eta Institution which Manual lobur Incorporated study
@ay not be improper to aue few facts shelving the peculiar adap
iation OF Sik to such an Institution.
The grea, abour thus bestowed Whilst the enovmen
this nslnon priced because preserves health Improves
the habits of the Students objection should be It's Lawful gam
The more profitable be made the better will suhsee great
purposes tor which IS demanded If made every respect The
rest OF Parents that their Should be engaged properly they will
more highly prize this feature College
2 The abour would be light Mann operations of common
farming are aboous and unued small delicate boys Hence
dhcuy here found TO hnd appropriate emPoym for those Of
der age In the silk business nearly all the abour required
The services Of boys nearly profitable Much
the abour will require the uniform and from
the temptations become heated exhausted Neither will re-
qure much the heat cold will
suitable work for all classes
s. The abour would give constant and cheerful the The
Students need relaxation well their bodies Tha,
to them which they will with
In making silk there CURIOSITY INQUIRY and
call all of
and attention.
law whatever nd
Every parent knows how easily the the
kcned favor of special change living
the dull and hours An
lis details to The youthful directly branches cult
The business successfully hee would
n throughout the community Many youth collected
parts OF country who will long entrong
Should
and value OF this business become
na observation, their efforts in
the agriculture As intelligence might
examine tor themselves the Evidences its utility That
North Carolina
designate this
valuable Information might here be collected difsed prevent those
mistakes SO common often TO
young might here learn
WORK essential to It's and thus
The toTng Tb prepared The Editor Gardenr published
at Baltimore sps tie experiments different persons profits
Of land,
Names Of the Persons No lbs SILK Price amount.
l. NJ Biiif lon,