Plymouth banner. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1852-1855, 1853-10-27

IL IL AZ Z u X eel 4 AODRESS
The great length of the Address of Mr.
Greeley. delivered a. the State Fair q,
lafayette. must be sufficient apology
for our not publishing ii. Anything
however. tina; we though; would be
sufficient inducsment to our Agriculture
elis;i AMI 81 'chtnirs get 10 together
ani ORGANIC bun'y ,ei~ty. we woulh
che-rfa!ly do, though it required sxtraor
binary 10 Dor and rx-stions on our part
The seeming carelesness on the part of
those interested in such matters. is th-
principll c"n'foliing influence ia our de-.
Ginning to publish the Address of Mr
Greeley. We takv great pleasure in in
teresiing our readers. and nothing al
iords US SD much qualification as to know
that the contents OF the B,nner affords
its attentive RAIDERS sufficient amount
OF interest to repay them for the time and
money bestowed.
The following extract from the address
IN relation TO reading and intellectual
culture, BY our farmers and others, com
,uenis itself TO all. The long winter eve
nings are approaching. when one bundled
per cent can be saved upon the expendi
ture Of | so per unnum. for w.-kiy
nrwspap per devoted exclusively TO the III.
terests AL prosperity of home matters.
aud the happiness aud intellectual attain
ments of ous citizens. Hear what Ho
race Grrely said at lafayette. about
TIM 10 Read. But let us pause at that
word Industry. BY industry we thrive"
is al old saw. which is very we'll in its
place. Blu; the I,h contained in prov
cribs is 81 curly expressed tina, j, often
misi-ads rnnrr than il directs. Indusir,
Is indcri essential 10 thrift AMI fara,rfS.
like other mn. need tn BE- r-minI-d oil
il. Warn npte "nr who 10 ov-r
whri ~ IL with business. which calls him
away from home Two or three days in
each week an keeps him hanging about
the tavern OF SORE. while his boys are q,
know whiIh-f that farnrr is tending
AMI can gu-Ss how long lie will have an,
lau 10 mis;ninag-- All | ihiuk thai
In the avrrdge iarn.rs waste more time
than mechanics. Thy have mare idi-
tim '--h"t necessarily. but quite cum
mnniy Sd r-garl-'i--ihrnmgh Dad weather.
severe cold. too much WET. Sc. than falls
to tn lOi oi almost any other class: anl
/. is very easy TO allure many Of them
away Ia shpoi u: oth-r INNS turkeys
whe.i they should n" growing food for
their own. Bat while mtns waste pre-
Ciuus hours, quite MS much through heed
lessu-ss ant want of systrm as indnl-nce
know another class who slave Tn mse YES
out of comfort aud out nf thought by In
crssan;. excessive dfudg-ry--w srr 81
absorbed IN obtaining thu means Of Nv
ing tina, they never fnd time To live
who drive through the day SD that their
bones ache and their minds are f"ggy al
night; aad are So ov-rwofke,i through the
week that they neither worship God nor
enjoy the soci-fy of :h-lr fsmil-s on the
Sabbath. Th-sr mrn Will tel you that
they have NO TINE TO READ. which is
lust as rational as for the captain Of d
tramship TO plead IA want Of time to con
suit his cornp,ss and chart or keepa reck
oning OF his ships progress. No tune to
read! do they not find time 20 plant aud
SOW. to reap and NOV. and even TO eat
and slrep7 lf lney do. then they may
fnd time if they will. to learn now IL
apply their la Dor to the best advan. age as
well Ne 10 9saiify themselves by rest ana
rsfreshmenl for working al all. yea.
turs the assertion th-t there are twenty
thousand farmers in Indian. who would
have bern weather. as well 90 more use.
full. more respected. AMI happier men this
day. il they had abstrsctrd ten hours pei
x--k from all their aiuit life. aud d-vo.
ted ,hose hours ID reading aud thought
IN part with view to improvement In
.ssis own vees,ion. but in part also look