Woodville Republican. [volume] (Woodville, Miss.) 1833-1844, 1841-06-05
From the Dial fol April.

LABOR The porld dishonors its acork.
men, stones its prophets, crucifies its sapiors,
but bows down It's neck before wealth.
however won, and shouts till the welkin
rings again Long Live Violence and
Fraud.
The world has always been partial to
Us oppressois. Many men fancy then-
selves an ornament TO the void, whose
presence in il is disgrace and burlhen
10 the ground they stand on. The man
who does nothing for the race, but sits At
his ease and fares dainty, ecause wealth
has fallen into his hands, is bnrshen 10
The world. HI may be polished gentle
man, a scholaf. the master Of elegant
accomplishments, but so long as he has Ia.
ken no pains 10 work for man, with his
head OF hands, what claim has he TO res
pect or subsistence? The rough handed
woman, who, with salt fish. & basket
Of vegetables provides substantial food fm
u dozen working men, and washes their
apparel, and makes them comfortable q.
happy, is blessing to tie land, though
sire has no education. while this fop with
his culture and wealth., is curse. She
does her duly, SO far as she sees il, andsso
Observation-Disclosures. Buteye oys-
ter OF berry that o fop has eaten performs
its duty better than he sIt was made
TO support humnn nature, and il has dcnc
so,' while he is bat consumer of food e.
clothing. That public opinion toIerates
sucl, men, is no small marvel.
Tie productive classes of the world are
those who bless il by their work or their
thought. He who invenss machine
| does no less service than be who tolls all
| day with his hands. Thus the inventors
lof the plough the loom, and the ship
were deservedly placed among those so.
lcieiy was to honor But they, also, wht
leach men moral and religions truth, who
give them dominion over the world; III
lstruct them TO think; to live together II
Ipeace, 10 love one another, and pass gooe
| lives, enlightened by wisdom, charmed b,
Goodness, and enchanted by religion
They who build up loftier population
making man more manly, are the great
est benefactofs Of the world. They speal
Ito the deepest wants Of the soul, and Civ,
linen Tie water of life, and the true breat
from Heaven. They are loaded with con
Itumely in their life, and come to a violen
end Bn, their influence passes like NOR
lining from land 70 land, and village an
city grow glad in their light. That is
poor economy, common as il is, whicl
soverlooks these men. tits vulgar min
that would rather Paul had continued
tent maker, and Jesus carpenter.
Now the remedy for the hard servic
THAT islaid uponsthe human race. consist
Ipartly in Discerning The number of unprc
4 ductive classes, and incr easing The work
ers and thinkers, as well as giving up III
work of @ DISSEMINATION, Folly aud Sin.
has been asserted on high authority, thu
i if all women and men capable Of wotl
would Toll diligently but two hours out
= the twenty four, the work Of The vol
would be done. and all would be as con
ifortably fed and clothed, as well educate
! and housed and provided for in general
Ithey now are, even If they all went
sleep the other 90 hours Of The day m
might. Ifthis were done, we should lie,
{ nothing Of the sickness Of sedentary al
. richrnes1 Exercise for the sake Of heal
J would be heard Of no more. One cla
j would not be crushed by hard work, al
D another oppressed BY Incidence, and Co
!, deinned, 10 order 10 resist the inst vel
! geatlce nature takes on them, 10 consur
n nauseoua drugs 4. resort 10 artificial Al