The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-12-30
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fla u b. 1857 follow.
Nor Zee ,s,uriitai man ra,'.. snl
cn'npsres to- present sei with Do. .-If
taa' roes.ped vlth rscif one wear ara.--
Us there been any n-. e.,dnr.. dr,rl.
epod in 'ls hear', auy nea strength halar,
o'i' Boz hi. mirl iiis isvrc been a single
Dad htha rooted up, single good enc
p'an'r'i iiss any body had occasion 90
Oir.s hin Has be- anod q trsr, ~ cheer
od do.pslup. spirit Has be- as.uaged
il0 huu1ur Of tho pom. a1i warmed them
hf be- hf,' ia. b. become more bclar.
~ ia DE finhly, mpr, ,aluiblc 20 bis
nr gAb9flr'l, bctt,v iowusman. and
rnora useiui ritiyen ana inorc iuysl. i'uiou
loving republican; llas the advance Of
umc been 20 huu grpsih Of mental stat
ure, and an Increase of beautiful. true.
and manly qualities ofheart So thi.
nnn talks.
Now the lover Of wealth reflects. aud
compares his purse Of - With that Of SO.
Have more cash in bank, and less in
raiiroad stock Have lost IN any bar
gum Have paid out too much for ser
wee rendered Have any Of my ienints
died and len their rents unpaid. or run
away in arrears With whom have ira
ded' AMI not made hard bargain Whose
acres have been in the market. and not
bought them: Who has made more mon.
cy than |, during the last year; Have
not gained on ncighbor Smith hare
made my 10 per eelt, and all Is well.
The bad man, tho thoughtcss man,
the selfish man, nov rehects-no they new
or reflect, they dare not review the wretch
ed past, and To anticipate their probable
course in the future destroys the pleasure
ofthe present.
The poor nov are thoughtful Their
past Is bat record ofconhc, with neces-
>i'y Of half satisfied wants. of fears. of cold .
looks. Of neglects, Of enyyings, of wounded
feelings, and steaIthy belief that adds
despair 10 misery, tbat the world is badly .
managed. The long winter is before them.
How shall they be fed, how clothed, and
how warmed II takes a good deal of
thinkingto answer these questions, and
deal Of work to fulfill them.
This year has been marked by no ex-
citoment Of the public mind by no hostile
experiences offeeling between States, but
by healthful activity in all departments
OF industry, growth in wealth, prosperity
and population in all parts of the country.
Why need any one be alarmed at the rap
ID growth Of the United States in all ma
tcrial prosperity Were ever so few hands
idle Were ever so few minds ignorant +;
Did human beings ever have 50 many in
dncemcnts to become intelligent, to labor,
10 elevate themselves IN social and polti-
cal life, and 10 do their very best for them
selves and others, rs now they have in the
United Safes Just give twenty five mil
hons Of men room enough, and place be-
fore them all motives for right action, and
they will progress as no people never did
they will advance as we now advance.
And think how many unoccupied. and
badly titled acres there are. How much
more majority of men might accomplish.
How much room for moral and mculal i'm
provemont there Is in every man, and we
can see that even greater and surcr pro-
gress can be attained by Us.
All hail, eighteen hundred add ffty-four!
Keep the nations from shooting bullets at
each other,-keep the Car at home, and
France satisfied with l.ouis,--keep from
our people the cholera, yellow fever, and
hlhbustcrng,-lct the farmers sow and
reap abundanlly, and the merchants make
honest and fair proiits--Show the world o
81, that railroad ears can run swiftly and
saieiy,--giye Us as few pains as possible.
and as many friends as We can use WE'LL
Grant short session To Congress-
long list of subscribers to the lIerald,-and
leave Us wiser AMI better when yon are
Old Year, than when nov you find US, O
Mr. Year.