New-York tribune., 1841-05-07

rand on The who does nothing for the race but Sis
=, his ease and fares dantiy because wealth mas aen '
~, hands Is G buhen 10 the world He may be Poiistsd
gentleman scholar the OF elegant
i, 20 lonr rs ne take. no pains 70 wsrk for with MS
head or his hands VIVA, claim he. re 30 re.es or even
subsis,enca7 The rouehhanded woman who with satf
FISH and basket Of vegetables PROVIDES substantial 1000 o
dozen working men, and washes their apparel ans aAe
be, considerable and happy. blessing 10 the land though
hc have no education rhlo this op with hs culture ana
wealth Is She does her duty 50 Tar as sue gees H.
and 50 deserves the thanks Of But every oyster OF per
that or has performed ia duty better THAI he
n made TO support human nature, and II HI. done So
while ne Is but consumer OF food and clothing mat pup
lie opinion toer.-tes such Is no small marvel.
ne productive classes OF the world those who bless
by their work their thought, He who invenls
does no less service than he who tolls al day with ms hands
Thus the inventors of the plough, the LOOM and the snip
were de>er,edy placed ao2g those 'o-'ey was 10 ho
But they ALSO who ;each men moral ana resiouS rum VIM
rive them dominion over the world instruct them TO ihiH
to live together pease love one another and pass ood
lives v Wisdom charmed by Goodness. ana en-
chaned by Religions they who build up otiler P"puaen
making manly are the greatest SeneiactorS OF n
world They speak 10 the deepest wants OF the soul a
give men the water of life and the bread from Heaven
Thcy are loaded with contumey their life and come TO
violent end But their influence passes like morning from
land to land and village and city grow glad in their light
That poor economy it is, which oveEiook
these men. 1t is vulgar Rind. that would rather as
had continued tcnt-makcr, and Jesus a carpester
Now the remedy for the hard serce that laid upon the
human race partly le>enng the number Of ro-
ductvc classes and increasing the workers and thinker as
we'll as giving up the work OF Oteutaon ami Folly and
Sin /: has been asserted high authority that all
and women capable of work would toll diligently but two
hours out of the iwcnyfour the work of the world would
be DONE and all would be comfortably fed and cloae as
well educated and housed, and provided tor In general rs
thew now are even admitting they all went to sleep
the other twenty-five hoars of the day and night If
this were DONE should hear nothing of the sick
ness of scdcntary and rich Exercise for the sake
Of health would be heard of One class would not
be crushed BY hard work. another oppressed By incidence
asd condemned in order resist the just vengeance saure
takes on them to drugs, and resort TO ar
cia and hateful methods preserve life that Is not worth
the keeping because il Is useless and gnomniouS Now
men nav work at the least three four times this necessary
amount each day. and yet find their labor paslnc dis;-
~ and blessing and find abundant time for study Tor
social intercourse and recreation Them man calling
were to think and write he would inure the world by
even devotion his vore pursuit for the gencr-
al burthen would still be slight.