The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-01-17

chase u ha are I'm nFafid N srstn NJ $40 ~
dalsat IN Ihink. Oar zeal in favor ri an
business naw sdFsesasd h increased b.
ths fact. hat il a III require and amply re
w,rl. habits OF rrfeelian md esreiuluess
believing thai such h.Sils are conducive
N ,he or,ler. ssfeiy and advancement q
Good soelely. Whatever encourages IN
dus.rv. hagaliiy, intelligence and per
severance. prnn0'es the public good
Wha,sFer deTelapes the natural and Pro
dueIire resources ri . country. stands "a
immediate eannsHiOA HlIh The m IN pFIn'
cInlss Of eisiliZsIlan. While the dif
fusion of knONledge which renders Ia
hour more productive. elssaies the con-
disian Of men. this improvement al iheII
individual aud social eondlIIUn augmenI'
their mental improvement. because d
sfT.ris both the iScliiMfs and Induse'
menls 10 greater as'aln'nen's. When the
srtirs agency al al classes oi the e"m'
MUMMY heeames more ffirIeal IL ga'as"g
the nreessaries AMI ramf IT'S 81 life. Il'.y
r.in mare tine AMI mc,ina,Inn la teach.
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n learn, and culuEs,e then intellectual
and moral pawe,s. whilstse believe con-
stanl employment 10 be essential {" the
salsuy nf our ChaFse'Frs. Ihe m0re profit.
able this employ nens can be rendered,
the more Ne my hope Tor Tie Improve
ment anil elevation nf our condition
While We have natural wants they mus,
be supplied. aud the less line. tnll and
drudgery necessary I'd secure crnVenient
food. r4imeEi aud shelter. the better lar
us, II disguised a. We sh"u.d be-. t1 SEEK
fur tie enlargement OF nur Inlrll' eiual lac
ullies and the cultivation al nuF shscians.
Although n u wise aud just Ian "i our
nature, that We must lave ny nur lab"HT.
sci CERTAINLY "ur highest improvement Is
To be inuVd IN the stale, ~ ~hlrh tie Tess
labouI series The bOdy, tie grea'sst T. gl'
ven 90 the mind. Hence the wlsesl wn.
tiers on Pulll,cai Ecnn"m, have property
regarded the means Of rendering human
lsbopr ,Ihe ~ 81 productive, as worthy the
sulenn Confederation Of all enlightened
aud benevolent mrn.
The limits 0f ,his Report vii not az
mil oil detailed statements ~ reference 10
the mode of conducting the business,
which may hereafter be giEen il desired.
But as u Is made u The Trustees Of a
furnishing Literary lnsi'u'ion IN which
manual laonur Is Incorporated with study.
IL may not be improper Ia allnde Ia few
facts, showing the prcnllsr adaptation VI
Six TO such an Institution.
!. The great value ol lahOur thus bes.
inusd. Wills. The employmen, IN This
Institution Is pr,zei because Il preserves
tie health aud improves the hlhns Of
tie students. On OhJrrnun should be felt
TO lis lawful gain. The more profitable 1t
can be made, the better u will subserre
lhe great purposes foF WHICH il is deman-
ded. II male in every respect the InIe-
reel OF parents that their sous should be
engaged properly. they will more highly
phze this feature IN Our College.
Q. The lsbour would be light. Many
Of the operations Of common farming are
laborious and unsuitpd IN small or delicate
bays. Hence one difficulty here fund il
% 6ad appropriate employment Tor lhuse
VI tender age. In the Silk business near
ly all the lsbnur required is IIgh. The
services of boys are nearly as profitable as
those ofmea. Much Of the lsbour will re-
CURE the must nnIfurm exercise, and thus
be free from the iempiat ons To became
orer-hesied or exhausted. Neilher will
il require 30 much exposure 10 the ex-
Eemes VI heat or cold. II viii afford
suitable work for all classes.
2 The lsbour would give constant and
cheerful exercise TO the mind. The minds
oil students need relaxation as well as their
bodies. That employment is bes, suited
10 them in which they will engage wIih
must ch.sriulness aud elasticity Of mind.
10 making SILK there are many things To
sssken curiosity. TO excite inquiry and
reflection, and 10 call forth all that inter-
es' WHICH Is natural. when living objects
oi our care and attention depend day az
lFr day upon our watctlulness and kind
hess. IL is the Law of our nature 20 be.
come Interested in whatever we feed and
ProIert Every parent knows how esily
sympaihies Of the youthful basom may be
s"akened in favor Of special charge Of
living objects which could not be excited
over The dull and ,nonaionous lsbours Of
= Cotton row. An empioymsn, csptiVa-
ting IN lis details tn the youthful mind,
aud Directly tending in all is branches TO
ihf cHltSstion nf good feelings and use
Jul habits. ls well sui!ed TO Literary In
sulutlDn.
=. The business if successfully prose,
en'ed here would diiTuse . spirit Of Im-
ProsemenI throughout the community.
Many youth are here collected from DIFF
srshs paris Of our country, who vii ere
long exert a controlling influence upon
we sentiments and customs Of society.
sh"n'd they become convinced Of The i'm.
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