New-York tribune., 1841-05-13

50 he gets and saves and takes OF himself; part OF
their duty which the have always known how 10 per-
form though the difficult part. how TO take care OF
Others think them and help them To think tor them
selves they have TO learn AT least 10 practice Mas We
,tl in bundagc the elements and long a TWO ii
the enlightened nations OF the carth England ana Anl
rica insist the for all the rest OF the
world not because they would cothc hc nakcd but that
strong might live hnc houses apparel
dine costly food ard their Mouths be served by other
mems Hands expect that seyententts q mankind
will be degraded and will hug their chains and count
chiury evil l. the only remedy for all the evils at
urndrin the Christian idea o wealth. and the Christian
/ idea of work
There /, melancholy background to the success and
splendid achievements of modern society. You it in
rural villages but more plainly in large cities. where the
amount Of Poverty and Wealth is summed up in table
of statistics ard stands in parallel columns. The
wrctchetnc-- of destitute mother sadly with
Warehouse whence she is excluded by single pane OF glass
a. could popular charity and nearly thin The
ocs> hutch Of the poor who works, though with >htc
hand. and foolish head dark back ground 10 the costly
stable of the rich who does nothing for the world but
gather treasures and whose horses better fed housed
trained up and cared than his brother 1t IS strange
relief the church of God that with thick granite walls.
towers up 10 Heaven by One but think. IN
of the suffering there in the world that most of 1t
the fault one; that God who made mems bodies.
no bankrupt and does pay off penny OF Satisfaction
pound of Want but has made enough and 10 spare for all
hi. creatures if they will it wisely. Who does
times remember that saving nasmuch a YOU have done It
unto the least of these. YOU have done it unto me !
The world no doubt grows better; comfort increased
from age age What luxury in generation scarce
attanabc by the wealthy. becomes last the possession o
Solomon with all h> wealth had no carpet on
hi, chamber floor no glass in his windows shirt his
back But the world the increase ot comforts does
not fall chiefly the hands of those who create them by
their works. The mechanic the costly furniture
he makes This, however. Is o small consequence but lie
ha, not always the valuable considerations, TIME 10
GROW WISER BETrER N. As society advances. the
standard of poverty rises Ncw!usand i called
poor this dav who would have been rich hundred and
fifty but rscs, the humble that tails beneath
that standard becomes greater part o the whole popua-
ton OF the comfort of few i purchased By the
loss Of the many The world has grown rich and refined
but chiefly bv the efforts ot those vino themselves conlc
poor and ignorant Su the Ass. while =" carried wood aLd
spices to the Roman bath contributed the happiness Of
the State, but himself always dirty and oycrworIcd r
easy these evils and weep for them 1t is common
also To- ccnsurc class of mcn-c Rich or the Edu-
Gated the Manufacturers the Merchants, the Politicians,
for cxaripc-as if the ,n rested solely with them, while
belongs 10 society large But the world yet waits tor
some one to heal these dreadful evils by dev>ig
remedy applying the old Who shall apply for us Chris
tanty to social ltc
But God orders all things wisely Perhaps 1t best that
man should toll centuries more before the race be-
comes of age and capable orcccyng its bir,hrsh Livery
wrong must at be rghtcd and he who has borne the
bulca OF sev in this cphCmcra te aud tasted none ot
rewards and ne also, who has eaten lis olvcs and fishes
and vet earned morning. will doubt nl equivalent at
last in the scales of Divine Justice Doubtless thu mc Will
come when labor will be- pleasant pasm, when the sour
sweat and tears of lie shall be pcd away iron, many iaccS
when the few shall Re advanced at the expense o the
many: when ten pairs of female hands shall ut be dcsormrd
Ia nurse single pair pretcrnaurl dchca,y but when
all shall bread in the sweat ot Their ace and yet
lind leisure TO cultivate what best and diyuc-t in ihcil
souls 10 degree donot dream oaS vet wcn the slOrS
man wlo wishes be Mouth and Hand, 10 gain
the treasures of society by violence cunning and no hy
paving their honest price, will be looked upon "lth the
lorsor fee for pirates, and robbers, and the guardians
- l,..p.. flt-stt
want and die No doubt i, good ting that four on five
men ont of the Thousand should find time exemption from
labor. and wealth likewise obtain c'uraiion OF
Head and Heart and Soul but better thng. II /,
alone consistent with Gods law that the world shall he
managed, that each man shall have Glance 10 Obtain The
best education society give him. and while he tolls TO
become the best and MS nature Is capable OF beng
in this lerenc sphere. Things VIII come 10 iher
propr level so long Thought with the Head ad Wor>
with Hands are considered Incompatible Meier til all men
follow the calling they designed or hy nature and be-
comes as Tor rich man. son TO tolo" trdc as
now il s happily for poor mans to be rich Llbor Hhi
ALWAYS be unractve and disgracetu, long wealth
uy obtained Distinction and long the best euiti-
yation of thought inconsistent with the lie 81 the
farmer and the tailor. ~ Things men desert Ia
,oriou- occupation which they htte. aud lave
natural ionineSS and seek bread and honor in the learned
Professions for which they have neither ability nor taste
solely because they seek generous education. which Is
thought inconsistent with lie OF hard work thus strong
hen Is desert The plough and hc anvil 20 come INTO pro-
.o which ,cv dislike and then find their Duty pointing
oae way and their they attempt oe two
lives at the same and fail Of both ne who would walk
eastward and westward the time makes progress
Vow the best education and the highest culture.
tanai does Inconsistent with life
hard work. II i figure OF speech but PLAIN fact
tiat educated By MS taGe, daily calling In
drry Labor ministers 10 the wise man nte.ectaal moral
and spiritual instruction, just sYe, him directly M
duly bread. Under il legitimate influence thc frame ac-
cures IL due proportions and proper strength 10 speak
Ifore particularly. tire work OF armcr. for example Is
school mental discipline He watch the elements
must understand the OF the sol he ills the charac-
and habits OF the plants he the character and Dis
position Of each anaa. that him living ifsru-
Each day makes iarge claims on hln for knowledge
and sound judgement He apply good sense 20 the -o
Nov these demands tend foster the habit OF observing and
iusn. iusty increase thought and elevate lie man.
r same NAV be said o almost all trade The aior
watch the clements and have all hi Nnowedge ord tic
ties ut command for his life oeA depends on hayiag the
rht .n-.-L. L.a -L.t tlLne Jndge-i and d-.!a arc