Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1842-11-26
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IDEAS Of the station Of working people from
nrrus'omiog ourselves to the contemplation Of
that class they are, and not ne they miIlt
he I think that if we examine our own feel.
ings. we shall think that the pianos, md the
circulating brares. and even the lowell OF.
ferinr, s'ar'lp us by their noNeIty and not by
their hearing upon nay abstract question OF
right ~ wrong.
"For myself know m station in which the
occupation o. to-day choerfiIllv dono, md The
occu0lton "fto-notrow cherrfI''v uked ,r
any one oF thes" pursuits is not most hnmsn;z-
ING and laudihlr. know no station which is
rendered more pn1rrahlp 10 tn" person in it. Or
more safn IN tho rereon out nf il. hv havinr 10.
nornnce for its associate. know M station
which has right to monooolize The mesosof
mutual instruction, improvement and rr''on.'
on'ertairment or which h,s oyer continued
TO b" a station very long. afer seeking 10 10
so"
The description presents an nnf,vor n
contrast, nt first sight with the state or'hinrs
here, bot Mr. Dickens truly save, tha, many
Of the circumstances whose strong Influence
/ has been at work in our manufacturing towns,
! have not arisen at Lowell. where there !. in
| fact no manufacturing population str city so
| called, for the girls come from other ST tcs,
remain few years in the mills, and then go
/ home for ite
When the manufacturing interest OF EnF.
land shall be released from the shnckles Of
miserable ,nd sordid legislation, we shall srs
) whether the moral amelioraton of the opera.
tlves will not 90 hand in hand with the i'm.
provement OF their physical condition.
PIscAroR's lIoMray AGAINST LEwp LAS
ouAGE.--And now TO your question concerning
your host; to speak truly, he is not 10 me a
good companion, for most of his conceits were
either scripture jcsts or lascivious jests; for
! which l count no man witty, for the devil will
helpa man that way inclined TO the first, and
his own corrupt nature which he always carries
with him to the latter bat companion that
teasts the company with wit and mirth, and
leaves out the sin which is usually mixed with
them, he is a man; an1 indeed such compan.
ion should have his charges borke, and to such
e company hope to bring you this night; for
at Tron,-hall, not far from this place. where
purpose to lodge this night, there is usually an
angler that proves good company: and let me
tell you, good company and good discourse ars
the very sinews of virtue But for such dis.
course as we heard last night, it inects others |;
the very boys will learn to talk and swear ss
they heard mine host, and another Of the com.
panv that shall be nlmcless ! am sorry the
other is gentleman, for less religion will not
save their souls than beggsr's; think moro
} will be required at the last great day. Well,
you know what example is able 10 do, and
know what the poet says in the like essc, which
is worthy to be poted by al parents and pea-
le Of cvli'y.