Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-05-16

,eN AL rsfe yoH ths mako pfice Flour was
valy worth ivc sri three cshihi yesterday sod
gave yos that
pricrs hss nsn New York
Cesisinly o.
Ana yea esll-l on ne for the Purpose Of ny.
snr 10 insoes mc 10 sellf
'CerAiniy'
YOU 1new, lik,wi,-, ,haih sold a, prevailing
prices. mus inevitably lu.e money
No. knew that But sil II was none Of my
bu,rr,a
.Yoa knew. further. ,ha, Il were 10 wait sn-
oehef day. would be able to sell al imall prod,
instead q ms lo.f
'Yo
Ard do you no, think tbs, va. -ete Justly
entitled to iha, profit than your
4 cannos see how
,W,, no, the -four nine, Had | no, pur.
eha.ed 10 the regular prosecution Of nlegIums'c
,r.loi Surely then. II any were entitled to
profit on q thai person was myself II wsswrong
iLen. sor goa 70 step in, and taking advantage Of
my ignorance, deprive me Of just return ior my
labof--ani WHIT was worsc involve me me IN a
scr,ous los. You had -four on hand, and ough,
10 have been eon'en, with your own share OF ad'
vantage arising from better tone in the market,
lnaoad Of being eager TO eraspihe profits OF every
che, mcclellan, IN the business
4 canno, sec the force Of what you say, MIR
Emory What would be the use OF actyi'y and
enterprise in business, II the ociive and cnerftlz.
ing man were no, to be eorrcspondngy benefit
pdT
"A merchan, may be active and cn.oTprising,
and W, never uesspass upon the rights OF another
Mr. tlarwood There is point beyond which
activity and enterprise may not pass, without
wrong 10 the neghbor And in such wrong, |
mus, frankly say think you involved for IN
your cagerness TO make moncy,you have LOST sight
Of justice TO me, and actually involved me--a loss
equal 10 your own gain
You do no, think, MIR Emory, that, in trade,
We should consid der the n,eres, Of others as well
as eur owaf
Certainly do
"A precious business we should make Of ii, in
our efforts 10 sex along IN the world were we thus
10 act
i do no, see why we should not ge, along well
enough The house broker might argue in the
same way, and do not know if no; with equal
propriciy How am to get along he would say,
II am 70 regard the interests Of others as well as
my ownT
There is no parallel in the cases, Mr. Emory
Mine is strong case, know, but am inclined
10 think that the principle Of action Is the same in
both, only more boldly carried gu, in the instance
Of The householder
How can you prove thatF
The housc-breaker takes the goods of hi.
sneighbor IN violation Of the law, because he is SC
selhshy DESTROYS Of possessing them, tina, he ha.
'no.regard whatever Tor his rights You, in your
late transaction was so eager to benefit yourself
thaiallidea OF justice to man was banshed from
your m,nd. ] o me, the consequences are equally
disastrous, as II certain portion Of my -four had
been carried OF under the cover Of darkness
But you son your -four, and were no, only
wiRingto sell biz expressed your determination
10 SELL
And yet, you were in possession Of information
which, il communicated, would have enabled m,
10 sell my -four TO fair advantage; without in III,
leas .njsrng you The same Information benefit
ted yourself us much asst would have benefited
me--bu you not satisfied with the advantage
favorable turn in the market gave you-you sci
fshly desired my advantage, and at once laid YOU
plsas and succeeded in wrestling from me my rights
Had you regarded my in,eres,sas you would bav
had me regard your interests under like circum
rsncce, yoa weald, | am assured, have acted yer,
differently
Ishould have though, ,ha, you were very fool
ish had such an opportunity been in your way
and no, improved would blame no one for gel
ting ahead ofnc, ifhe could. | would call him
smart fellow and admire his shrewdnoss'
|, was little less than year after after this ir
teryiew that Mr.. Emory was reading the newspa
per in his counting room very early one morning
when friend stepped in, saying, as he entered
q hsve some good news for you, Mr. Emory
An. indeed Well, wba. is it, responded III
individual addressed
There will be material advance in -four
'Iha, is good news for | have large stock O
hand, and prices have had rather downwar
terccuey In the las, few weeks But how do 70
knowf
Il lck New York a, five o'clock last evenir.
Hall an hour before my departure, the pack
ship Emily, from Liverpool, came to the whar
know the captain, and he kindly handed me
late English paper, as matter Of friendly cou
iesy. There was no time for a regular transmit
zion OF letters and spers by that mail. and hay
therefore, am confident the only intelligence fror
the Ccnliaen,, which is that the crops have sigma
'iy failed
EIndeedr
Yes. Eere Is the paper Read for yoursel
And as you are in trade, would advise YOU
make good use Of this news You have nearl
a whole day before YOU But | haven't M
men, TO stop. merely ran around with this "a
old acquaintance sake You remembe. how Ha
wool ehiselled YOU about year ago1 You ca
pay him now ~ his own com Do il Emory
would be delighted to death 10 see him well use
up B1, good morning
Good morning and many thanhs to YOU NJ
Emory responded as has visitor turned ahn,n,l