Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-29

H Ws hope lhs wealthy men Ot tEiI
 place will read and profit by the follow
 ne Arllele. vl!ich ye copy from the
 Courans. 1.-the wealth owned in Litch.
 fsld ipsIsad of being invested out of the
 State. was used to establish and curUbr-
 age manufactures in our midst. Il would
 nOt only make as large returns, bnl.iniin-
 itely increase the prosperity of the town: :
 70 Home Public spiritedness.
 The Win0ham County l'eleeFppIl has
 been publishing laiely series 0G articles an
 Home. Pabllc SpiFileihess.N which were
 intended O have practical hearing upon
 the wealthy afn0hg it's leaders, The edi~ tor very cnncltsively sh0ws that the prosN perlty of Connecticut mus depend upon tl,e I iinirOductiOn Oi manufactures Rnung us.--- The mere cultivation 0f Ilie soil will not bring weallhsl0 the State or be the means of the increase of the population. To pre-. vent ile emigration OI our most aclive and eneraetic yOung men, we must present tu i lhenFsglne grcntrr inducements itfan the prospects Ol lie of inil inihe cultivalOn tIl one lucky hills: The esia ablishment.oE:s E:suc- ceSsfuI ihanGGacturina will present Il,is in.
 ducemeHi. To bring from uiiiet States of nations valuable scUessi0n of populaiion. ! ws need the work shnb with it's Te n.n6erae
 ting wages n must therefore be the p,,lis cy pfs all eur towns .vileses there is waiei p,nver or other facilities for n,anlfacsurine,
 io encourage the IbrrlatiH6 of such c6mpa> nies for such purposes, Tn accomplish these objects the Telesra ph is endeay6ring tn n very favorable manner, to persuade the weaishp aBd enterprising 6t the villages in the eastern part uc the State, and we ,rusi that the cE,rt will not be in, vain.
 Rich Uieh, every where, owe s0meill
 ioibe community sia which iIle3 live. s1,iseir
 wealth has heen bestowed upon them io use
 i6f the shenefii of society. u never Iwas intended hy sisai Power which reaolates all events, that riches were i0 5e accainu. lated for the mere purpose of hparduig, or for seifisI, gralificaii0ns, but fr ille good ,i
 the world. Rich men, then, have Oblgas lions resting upon them to tll what they can for tie prosperity isf llie community in which they live. As the world is now cons siiin,ed, the most cliaritah hIe thing ihai can he done ,O any man is losel hifi i0 work. Nu man of sense pleads iat distribution q; property, 6r .advocaaessaN agrati il law. All that he asks is, that facilities for rem,l> neraiing labor should he given in the spnils | lie by ilsOse whose means or influence win enable them iO do it. The encOnra genieni pfnanufscipres, and the iarmaiion Of conls panies far their establishment will be ak
 ways proiuciiyeud go.Hl lo tie community.
 h. enables :nen 10 find w,rk.a lEe Eenconra ges
 aI. If ton. and thus increases iiie prosperity aGd happiness af society. '
 We tnaw .hal ilis is fee cnnnfry, and
 every ,nan has n right io ilo whai fe will
 with his s'wn. We offer ll,eip only advice when we feel 10 he ihr duty of inc ricl, ilf mas, make an investment oulof the State, by which he obtains only il,e same "a te .,l'
 interest which he woMld have ob,a,Ded in manufacturing establishment in his own town, we conceive that he has net done
 his duty hy ihe community tn which he livcs-ihat he has nnf dune all that his
 wealth enabled him io do fnr their pross perity,
 Rich men can do mnch, for the benefit of ille publ,c ty tie purchase al home 0l those articles they need, rather than hy going elsewhere lh Ihis respect we can al mus lually assist each other. This one fact . 1l asure importance than ihe wealthy are SD. to conceive. Their riches were accu> nialatcd by the assistance tt ihcir neigh. bars 10 sptaa fl,eif~ money antong them,
 and thus sssfsi in budding them up in re- turn. Lci every une feel that he does m: l live f,r hiR,seH alone, and the whole come
 munity val he happier, .,aTs.ss .ss.9 s'ss., Speaking of ii,e Telegraph ariicle. Ii e New Haven 5ournsifemarlss z Y s'sa
 Il draws comparis0n between sucl, villa grs ass VI Waicrbury, here al lie capi> 1! tai accUmuiales as ihe resnk of industry, tx used as Rome i1 E,sses and prsmoie tilen's I indaslrial schemes, and wherethe earnings !of labor sse caIlecicd in jo,nt stock s, as |, 1 form large aggfegaie capiials, creating ne W | demands for labor ,selE win tOgDs, s,,cl, as tie Telegraph kn,xs If in its. own VI l ciniiy, where the sl0w accreiions oi ,ie farmers and traders are haartlcd up 10 he loaned in cities ai six or seven per cent. .dI l invested in hank slnrlss away Irs0, home
 SD ,hai ii,eir use 6r0dnce no incidenia l bgnelits.io llle place Uf iiseir own residence, Tine difference hetween iise invesimegi
 of @fO.00O in hnnd aud mortgage, and tie use uI lie saiise sGuf as the cailiaIeOr D I mSunfaciuripg company is well undesstsI,&l ! in this vicinity, though ii seems ini 70 3 lS- rareui la tte. .fsrnerso of w WAndfam County | n ihe fnrn,er case the owner receives lis ! ssx hundred dollars. and titen rhis benelii 1 ends. but iD ihe aliers he finds his re.sari not only in the dividends, bW iE ihe ins lpniseg given a0 every branch of sind1s1y n
 his vicinity. 'Et e increase Df popiilaiinn lincident 10 the operations 6f the faeinry, tcreatess new value for his bniIds and'sf f fords home market fnr h:s produce rents iimprove in value, ne W houses rise up around l and his ,cams find employment ii' cas:inh | ifeighl lo ard from ii,e factory, and ht
 d0llars changsng frequently fraW hand ~
 hand. earn aprolii I,r every ha,hler. whilst
 every elsaii6e ihalse z inSidenlalIy Co bis Ows
 heneIi'. There are but few, villages in otIl own county. ihai have not felt the bcneli ! Il aff tyixt eiycgfa tt,ient of tnJauufgcttIriiln