The Union and eastern journal. [volume] (Biddeford [Me.]) 1854-1858, 1854-02-03

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WIN inc business prosperity The socia
weiaa'e' anu 'ne maintenance OF freedom
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A'a'' 'a""', complain o' US LOT Int
eNp'.ss0" y, '1'n views Of P0""cs as w
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With regard 10 moral and social subjects
and we may here say tha, we cannot dis
cover the line of demarcaiion which som,
Sc, up between what is termed politics ant
morals, holding as we do there is as much
need of honesty in one a, in the other, We
shall bear in mind our du,v 10 advocate N,
principles of Temperance. and those cardi
nal virtues which form The basis of all true
national, and individual pfospetily. Thi.
sha'i DO zone IN no sPir'' Of iana''cism IA
good cause may be injured as well oy The
indiscretness OF friends, rs BY the opposi
ton Of enemies, and he who would be ser.
vicabie in any good cause, must keep him
self as free from the promp'ings OF rash and
impa,ien, spirit, as from the leihargy of a
supine one. There are great social, moral
and political evils in the world. They can.
not be remedied a, once. The prudent and
thoughtful will consult, the appropriateness o.
lines and seasons, aud go forward, calmly,
e's'eadily,i in the work ofremoval or m''isa'
'ion' oor study VIII De TO remember anu
practice Tins. Avoiding spa'modic efforts
and heady zcalousness, but never losing
sight OF The duty and obligation OF con,
duclor OF public press. we shall press on
inc puohc mhu as we nave opportunity anu
space, Inc necessity OF ei'"r's 10 eheck Inc
sp'eau oil wee, IN Whatever form II may Us
sumo
Again we continue, under our new ar.
rangement, the business ideas upon which
The Union was frs, established. Our own
interest, Us well as ,ha, Of those abou, us,
will promp, us, as heretofore, 10 the ready
advocacy OF all plans and projects calcula,-
ed 10 increase the prosperity Of the COM
munity, in The center Of which, our paper
is issued. Heretofore we have given al
,enior 10 the business prospects Of oui place,
aud continuance Of this attention shall be
a leading object hereafter. In this we shall
cas-, aside, as utterly unworthy, all jealousy
and local preindices, and looking at our
place, as indivisible in interest, give The
supper, Of our paper 10 all plans Tor 'be
promotion oil lis prosperity. NO mailer III
what direction The HELD OIL operation may
lay, or what may be the nature OF the work.
or who may be laboring to carry 1t forward,
IL shall have our aid, so that it promises 10
give visor and activity 10 The industrial puF'
suits OF our place. We shall never D.
,yh;oh h.. ;nd;sso,,S,. interests !, The false
and fatal ;ds, ,b,, !, will aid in promo,inp
ho hns;,o.. r,o.rsr;,v If tho o,ber Need
WE saw more .ycen, 70 ask in The carving
hrword our own business en,erprise. tina,
.rcopr,,emsn, from all sections and class.
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One matter more and we bring this ar,i.
Gle TO its close. We are starting our paper,
n j, were afresb After The occurrence OF
The misfortune which swep, away our Saco
office, we naturally looked abou, with some
anxiety. Ne 10 our future. The messing
around Of friends. whose active svmn,,b;es
were awakened by our loss, and the offers
of aid, made us feel tina, we could no,
leave the community in which we com.
menced our paper, nine years aro, in the