Southern Argus. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1834-1842, 1841-02-10

good--ls this shows, modesto.
'sition to NEEDLE. VI an lndis-
ihke tosee man, inquisitive and ,,,,..
. neighoOr's business, who either h. 5sse' n
: neslects his own,--as this is. Ioyi u. none
eighbor, more than ones self 0nes
| like to see man who wishes tou.,
ey. or to become distinguished. n t. no
less or prOfession,bpend his DAYS in l;as. O0'l-
'ersatiOn, and his nights in reyelrvt = Soa'
course, ensures success. as
like to see man sustain an1pa;r;,
party, exclusively because, that iDdnss
party sustains nim-.- as II shows .'ua q
thinks merit TO consist. wa be
! like to see a man, who professo,
honorable man and a gentleman I've. an
"treat" the vicious and the vrtuon. M
equal cordially and'frendship;--ss; !, WITH
his love of virtue, and hatred ofyice 'u''E
l like to see a man, always erwin,
street "wof, WOLF that he may steal : M ! The
himself-as this is policy.
like to see merchants,clerks. srnol;,.
fully their cigars, in their DOORS or bab;s soc
counters; or engaged in vulgar, and L-
ing confab with cluster ofloafers. :,
from their store every night, at adrink;na.s
or some other place of dlssipation.As.F-4
clerks, VIII command the best cpsto-..-
frequent visits, of the most refined I,3is, :.
secure the prosperity Of their emuover. -
like to see ai'Oafer,after SPENDING b.u-
> changing points, take his seat in some -.
: Office or store to entertain, with bl.,s,a5s.'
5 presence, and thread bare yarns, its res,. -
t mates AS this shows disposition. - - :
e oneself agreeable or an indisDosition ;,
d trude.
e like to SEQ a professional man alma.
IS company, either on the stree, D. N o,1.. !, -
D. ces,-as this shows that be thinks Then. re-
le room for improvement in his profession s :.
N the people are fools enough ,OeuJOr b;.t -
OF social feeling.
nd l ike to see professional nan slsc,;o,...
or ing by bis fattering address and t5lssbo,,,;.
es or engaging business by the job Or yesr.,,,s
it. duced rates-as it shows a proper sens :
Ter the dignity of the profession to which h. 1.
it'll longs, and full confidence in his ability bs,-
he tain himself in his profession.
wn like to see the quack and nos.run.rs
oh commanding more respect and cOufden;sn,
1er community, than the scientific phYacr-,.
en- it shows general intelligence, and tesn
The from superstition.
en- like to see a cynick, who has 50 bi5s
ne opinion of his own merit, as to think b1sy
1ev privileged to repulse the friendly advances 4
ors good citizens, and yet expect to o5suesr
in patronage-as this shows knovA3gs Q; IN.
ING man nature.
bev like TO hear a mechanic, who dress, n
bus cloth and fne1inen, and attends the yariis
mo- places of amusement in neglect Of his br
lind ness, complain of hard times:-as i saos
Is that he knows the meaning andvirue fe.a
Our omy and industry.
we like to see persons, deeply affected B! /
misfortunes and Affections of others, who Il
,rtu. lect to sympathize with, and provide iGa
ab1. own famiEes-as this is disnterested ST
had thy.
-, like to see man at political meet
- thrusting himself into notice, and clamuo
n publishing his sentiments to the VOID
go. furiousy denouncing his Opponents-as
:. r sh5ws want Of rani:y, and no haHA'rlR!
.ao. Office.
IL - like 10 see man always on the s1ees,
- in drinking and other shops, regretting a
mentlng the national misrule and bankrI
a-1 who, together with his children, would P
AiO" were it not for the labor of his wife
over is sacrificing ones self, and all things
- - for his counry's good.
'0 '" like to see wings and loco fOcOs, al
= 0'- for candidate, because he Is IN favor
Oee" pealing the Gallon Laws this shows
" love of morality and spirituality
{ 'aee like to see man, whose ffe has be-
HUGE tissue OF ubiquitous deeds, and who has
y M inc to recommend him, but MS bH.gs'
IL u'S position, and his skill in black intrigue
!, mas as a candidate for place Of HONOR I'll
ieins uroft-as It shows, in what high reg
., '"o holds the morality, good sense, and 81
Oh oui of those, to whom he offers his sefEl's
'm INT l like to see the officers Of city
Yea, the open everyday violation q iA'
ie' anu without an effort to prohibit t-as ihs
% eau respect for their oaths, and then Aa'.
: b nc in Office.
g'nass like to see Judge, Mayer q ls'
70 'ne the Peace, when a case is On ira Ss1'
led' IN become the advocate for one Of Paf''
= Nll'u cerned; as this shows imPartialE
5 shall like to see a community, filing s'i
man ces with men, whom they know . :
: S'@l flied, and indsposed to enforce lS =
sle 'uy this shows, general love O g0'' 0''''
I.,lo justice. No. a.
&c n'ue like to see men, who pay al u'- :
. MN a course of laws this shows ~
Is ie, tuality, and lawful settlement =
le third 1 like to see man clam nO'n
community. for having done hs du'''-
shows his motive for action /.
f,;,s - like too see a State, who % :
: itself money of foreigners, t0naks ln's,p
49,, provements, or for any other uiPOs'. !,
M sncb to pay the debt, on the grouho' u-- =,
bv ,ro islature had no right to DOi,o- -,
!. "a, that the bond-seiling agent IN -
myself atate h0n0s' oiu nO' : State fidelity.
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