The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-04-07

] come lWnft hn Hlhl AiAllAH' lNl"lNNNbi "l
q failure o. prrsue lhe wiAesl course 40 Tic
direction 0f our Efforts may disturb the equi-
I hrium between our wants aud our wealth
I llie flHuHud aHd lhp supply
/ n ~ irporyiti, n iHrreass Hs teeaih 81 As
ip0fid beyoHd ne dsmgHds Qfhe pfoPf' That
| h., wealth Which 10 valuable, Value dlWin-
/ lrheH in prnpnHnH 10 tAs inrreHae Of DE SUP
Iply, n, Instead Of producing EbOloOOOOO Of
/ hrepdsIufa rfpr expectation, there II deh-
scirucy 81 lhnt amount inr hume consumption,
/ 10 ih ~ once pfTrriynhe IhnI tho price WI loo
greatly enhanced, This deficiency may ba
lho result of ludnlencs,o % rpHte "nel OF God
! When, howoVcr,n people become 90 indplenI
! ~ Hol 90 pT0dAge enough inr Their uAet lhey
are 900 iiiu 'lruiuu, Wud 90 thDir degradation
Wili lose HhJccOliGeIidW of HuUy wants, and
I thus restore ~ equilibrium letWeen illrir de-
mnudH and supplies, it care OfH supornbun-
Jnure Of producion, ~ mny happen when
greater Labor nud greater irulihllncHs concur,
= the t,tee viii ell 40 ass Ia bring tie various
articles more within Tie reach Of alb ~ con
sequcnlly, more will be- consumed,
But oil thugs tend 10 M equilibrium ln-
dtvtLiuls viii employ themselves according
to lhc demands Of their heiuR, II Tie nee
essnries of lie nrc abundant ani chonp,mnny
, will lr.lrr.lo sleud Their umo ~ mental l'ir-
suits aud discoveries, rather lhuu ~ produc-
tive labor. This win tend 10 diminish Tho
quantity aud enhance the price, unul % bears
iown the othur oud Of the SCALE, whom Inhny
more viii 60 90 the field and lhe Workshop
md ns-pl ~ balancing The BEEN.
1 liitcould be- conceived possliu Ia Increase
tl,r productions beyond the ability OF tho peo-~
plu lo cousuuie ihaui, IL u possible nlso 10
SEQ APPOINT ~ which productions, whether
OF lho farm OF nannlaclofy, wlll loUse all ynl-
de-, llud consequently cpnae TO les wcnlilt--
I,ut Iyc ara relieved ifuu thH anticipation OF
( such q rcrtAl las another consideration, Tho
known wHlns "f mankind 'ucrenre pan Passn
3 with ihp iurfcHrH Of productions. II y law
of human pfogfets ihui uiRh becomes sCnsl-
llc uf HE wants ~ proportion To lie hliliiy Ia
supply lhem Nillto,cry increase OF means
sons hcuily 90 passion, of orr heing ihni las
hitherto hrru Ulmpst tlUTmcbi, ~ Awakened
hy the suIpy ofmouus Tor iia rrniihcnuon.
Ills law Is lTprrulle through every sinfe Of
( AID through every degree at dr,cl"prment
from tie un-t ignorant tn tho noFi lrhfued-
from Ulc subject 10 the mngtcr from lhe fool
20 lhc sage,
Tile Wnuls uftte savage are said Ia bo
l,W--tlut ~ lac IL aware of hm few, There
hc readily supplies with hiS bow aud arrow,
md with his ifnuk Md line, Tho simplca
cabin IA q suilicicli shelter ho cannorhrpre-
/ oiatc elegant mansions, goniccl clothing, nor.
hut sluHll portion ot those things Which
wnkc zap thG expense at lhc cNilizcd'
d. -Ahutlur illustration Wr draw from tic diff
. f rent grades Of mru ia the civilized statc.
'fhr lursou vt low drtclopcncnt cannot
PEE lho u,tliry ofiho Fine Anrls, and at the
hrauNlul generally, which the rriucd enjoy;
Md Yet thcsc arc uF much dciunudcd 10y real
want at huunu nature us Gro fuod aud cloth
inr They urc essential tu the dcvclOpcmont
ofthc spiritual PORTION ot our huiug;hs much
20 rs food L. necessary fec lhn growth oi our
! pll s,cal constitution.
The kuowlrdpf uf our wants increases IN
proportion ~ the productions of the world
multiply, utlardiug us the time mud means
Loo. t,stt, HttI 1I
our faculties aud pasrions. Man Is con
stauily advancing brinP,--no cud eau he ini-
nCiucd To lis ucuiHl progress mud the wants
OF his unturr aud therefore II Is not possible
for the aggregate wealth 0i ihc wofllto sur
pass tie full supply of the wants OF the rnce.
PHYSICAL productions cauuot become too
abundant except 10y sacrificing mental wants;
hut these expansions on the one hnud aud
coulractious on tho oller, work their own
cures for mhu has u remarkable facility OF
shifting his action To the puwcr of moton.--
In I,roportiton rs physicnl productions null
/ tiply, mankind ARE unable 90 beauty the
earth aud udurn the houses; and on the con-
rTrary, ir proportion mr. tttetrlai productions IN
! crease, greater facilities are afforded FOR Ihc
multiplication of physical wealth The IN
telligeut farmer produces more with The FAiue
amount of labor thau the Ignorant one so
that the ono enjoys both mental aud physical
comforts, because intelligence gives luu time.
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tuIl like sln,c TO get the bnrc means ofsus-
tanning life Inventions aud discoveries nrc
continuity u1uvtr, rtra- Tire t.e'.ts|s la
Increase their productions, thirty, sixty, ar
an hundred foN As ugtl,'s wants Increase
lac ,lrviscs means 10 sudply them. lie per
hnps finds himself unable with his present
means Ia supply the dcirv utjs Of Ills bengn
no therefore calls upon the mind TO devise "a
! remedy aud it is done. The enr'h Is mado
to yield more nhuuduutly and the mnnuiaeto-
Iry'rroduccs more rapidly Democratic Re
rier. .,o,s e
GA MoRMoN Temple is about TO be c.
rccted nj Suit. Lake, 0fR stone resembling
cofncliau. Tho size of the temple is not
stated hut its highest point is 10 be GOO feet,
aud can be sGsn so mRcs either wny. Tho
ground, II niles long 10y 10 miles wide, TO
he enclosed by mnd wall feet hgIs and
to contain cities, has been laid out
TRYtSG WHETHER MAN Will. woRK.-N
Whitehall bontmnn, npmcd Gallagher, being
solicited for nlins this morning hy an nhle-
bodied u,ou, offered him employment nta dol
lar day-the employment 70 he fishing from
tho Battery, with ouly potnio at he eud of
tis rod Ttlne=riiinKing, probably, IIlat Tie
Applicant would refuse. Ilc took Mi GllIa%
phrr however, nj his word, for TWO dnys emf
.plOymcnI, aud has l,ren Engaged all tlc'fore-
noon inddstrouSly playing his new vocation.
~. y. Com. .2dr
"A ,aet,ef udHiopishi0g her ION, n latl
uboyt seven years Of age, told hin, lac should