Washington telegraph., 1852-02-18

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dare saw the Wings would have done no better.
r ,b.v i'd been in power Small good, think.
ia 10 be looked for the people, from politicians OF
anv ,artv. And for my own part don't care a
single farthing which party is upperm ST. or who
b,lds the offices Cor the next twenty years, so
that the Union is preserved. (Which may God pro-
teeth and something is done to encourages the M
dnstry, and develop the resources of the country
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purposes Of home consumption.
Nov il is high time that the rnoo'e should
understand that the Legislature and the !eg sa tion
are of no benefit to them. in reality. at al. They
will have to get up another body that shall legs-
late in regard to thei, industrial Interests and
TO the one that sits bennialiy at Little Rock,
"Do YOU go on now. aud pass laws to levy and
.oIlect The taxes. and TO pay the Office holders
Judges and yourselves not emitting the latter,
all things. Eject who you please TO the
the United States. and the Supreme
Le Stute, a;,d any ether offices in your
ter the defunct Banks. aud at
20 the interests of the party tn
Wn nee to belong, or those of the
Iesders< ich after isli, is the same
thing Get In work, and 90 home
apau, and bother Hold your cau-
cuses, do vour log -roiiihs away any funds
the State NAV have. and gr, soon posi-
bic of all that Congress gives you Make your
long -wiuded speeches, and be off with you. and
let Us hear more of yon nnth YOU want to be
elected again; and shall he glad TO employ
vol to do the same kind Of work again, at as
cheap a rate as possible. We will commence
attending TO our industrial interests ourselves. and
see il we cannnt, hv means of associations, and
industrial Congress and industrial newspapers, to
some extent nprrve our wori iiy condition. edu-
cate our children. and get our unfortunate State
ont of the slongh of dependency into which she
has tumhrd, and there lies spawning.
Now, fellow citizens, on the second Monday of
February there is TO be- an Indus; rial Congress at
Little Rock, of Delegates from the different coun
ties Come to il from, every county: one or two
from each county, if no more than three inen can
b. got tor 'lhpr 10 constitute 1t. Let us have an
Indusrrla Congress every year "a, Little Rock or
somewhere els posed of Drlee ate from these
county associations. Let us make the Organization
4 permanent one fix the basis of representation,
define the duties aud powers Of the Central Con
gress Let the ohjecl of these associations be 10
disseminate knowledge. to give the workers sci
entitic information, 10 collect. embody and make
known use ',l facts in regard 10 mechanism agr,'
culture and manuitc ures: 10 encourage ;iie nitro
d1ctinn of fine stock, Of improved implements OF
Labor: 10 convince th'' people of the .Pracicabihy
and prct Of introducing manufactures; 10 obtain
a knowledge of the geoog ical character and
mineral resources Of the State; TO make known
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coa and mines OF the different metals: and to ele
vite the character Of the farmer aud mrchtnIc.
by inducing hun read and think for himself, aud
by convincing him that in doing so, he will be most
certain to increase his crops and enlarge his Pecu
MARY resources.
lie, US cStabis journal for the sole purpose OF
discriminating useful information as to mechanism,
railroads, manures, geology, mlneraiogy, and sta
tislics Journal entirely aloot from party, intend
ed TO elevate man and TO break down no man:
journal not sectional in lis character, hut wholly
devoted to the interests of the whole State, and
TO nothing else and thing less.
het MS take steps to raise fund for the es'ab-
lishment of AN Institute where The sons of farmers
aud aborers may be taught those practical
branches of knowledge. that will not unfit them
10 labor, but will enable them to labor to advan-
tagr. We shall then make labor honorable by
making II prchtahle and to be scientific, inteili
gent, educated farmer me ,hanir or engineer, will
DE-, as II ought TO be, more reSpecta5ie than to
stand behind a counter. or petiiiog IN the courts.
With small annual contribution from each
member, vast amonnt Of useful knowledge can
be spresd abroad among the neopIe. Let every
member of these associations serve without paw,
but lei the official stations be regarded as highly
honorable. | would Father hold oae than to have
a seat in Congress; and | sure | could do
II al IL.
the latter.
DoyOu not think that we have sIep, long enough,
TO begin 10 think about waking? Do you not think
tnat We have hern idle long enough to begin tn
'h'nk about working ttle2 Do you not think
we have got down low enough TO begin to think
about Climbing up? do. And if you ,oiN not
% any thing; if it is utterly impossible to raise
you from your ethargy, let us bundle up bag and
"''0aDe leave our houses and possessions TO be
a Hla cl oses. and 90 to some
... .ter- some enterprise and
..a -a air MIA. to the Nor
'-.a- s7t i6here, rather than
sge BE- remain in her pre-
ih - be done, l. for one
'aUt that direction, and
nope mat something Wi, ~ut ofthe present
sur IN the public mind. Nop, no,c is the time
.of US 10 move. Missouri is playing mighty
game Tor tie great Pacific Railroad. ;SEe is re-
sO'seo 10 carry it forward to her western border,
'no when that is done, she will have offered Con-
I srss great lnducement to adopt that line, and
push 'he road onward to San Francisco. We
raS. uS. 10 'he same, or throw up our cards. We
S 'oh road to our western border, and so
Ae an equal bid with her for the favor Of Con
$50 ~sS' nuid that road TO the Pacific, and Arkan-
S,s, 'he centre OF the Union, the very foremost
mel Vi ,he contederacy. Who could compete
with her thenl In every direction the iron ribs
would be laid down rupnin., to eve,y no;n, yber.