The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-11
MORE YOUNG MEN WANTED.

We haze heard from the various
drinking saloons, high and low, and
they have no, young men enough
They want more They have had
crowds but some have drank them
selves into tie prison, and many hare
drank themselves into the grTe, and
therefore they want more, Hero and
there one has opened his eyes on his
folly and danger, and has fed from the
vortex Of rum. So they want these
gaps filed. They wan. more to waste
their gains, ruin their characters break
the heart Of their friends, and dash all
hope Of future honor and usefulness
and happiness in life. For all this
more young men are wanted. Shall
they have themi
4 sound has reached US, too, from
the scenes cf sensual pieaswes. More
young men are wanted there. They
have had many, but many arc gone.
" For she hath cast down many woun-
dcd +; yea, many stronc men have been
slain by her. Her house is the way
to hell, going down to the chamber Of
death" And because so many have
gone that way, they want more-mors
to riot in pollution--more to steep
themselves in shame--more to reap the
dreadful recompcnsc Of q reproaching
conscience, loa,l,somc disease, and pre-.
mature and terrible death For all
this they want more young mcn.--
Shall they havc them!
From gaming establishments a RI.
NOR has reached w that they want
more young men. They have lost some
who saw tue threads Of dreadful net
growing more strong. and that those
threads would soon become chains Of
adamant ; and seeing this they sum.
moncd their strength and burst them
they have lost some such. And
some they have los, who having been
ileeced Of their last dollar. ard having
been driven to despair, in their shame
aid agony have followed the dreadful
dictates Of that DESPAIR. and have died
by their own hand. Yes, aud they
want more---more to follow jus. such o
path. Have they not had enough :?
Say, young men, shall they have more :?
The circn and the heatre are also
heard lifting mp their voice for yourg
mon. Such establishments fling every
f banner to the breeze. They allure BY
c,ery possible enchantment. They,
to,, have los, some have lost many.
There are sad saIs in these places oi
amusement. They want young men
to Gil them. They will draw them, il
the can, from their homes, from places
Of valuable scientific ond literary im.
proyetncnt, from the scenes Of prayer
and Christian fellow ship. The want
Young men 70 laugh at their fooleries,
- and Iay them handsomely for them,
beng bcfooled themselves and acting
PARTS, By such folly, IN life's srea. dra-
ma which will cause bitter repentance.
SO young man are wanted in tho
various scenes 70 which We have been
referring. There is great cry after
them. These establishments cannot
live without them. s.Iip them Of
young men, and they would live no
longer. They hee by d,eo.1ing young
men They would utterly perish With.
ou, such food. And they would have
it, If the most fascinating temptations
which the strongest human passions
can devise to kind!e the strongest hu.
man passion can avail.
! They wan, Young men, They have
not bad enough. InpudeniIy and iu-
FeFNusiy they cry foI more viciims.
shall they have them Tie yo1.g
1.na can an.wer.