Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1855-08-09

4kAl losas sdssas igasNa sas W i'aA n
IL y pue1siam il ofIh<od bp5eaaps sbbisty
,lar stahsaf 4isngsS and beit aoultiv
'fsf1A An hmhitious man 1eeks f1Elths
.aatxrislyt and distinction iwhioAiatl1
swatkld ceifsfs npon hid. 1. he Peuuti
GUS man, for the money whica ~ satc
Ind the consequences 4, that
they, and all sof Z kiIdrsd chsractsl, !,
work saluis harder take I listls more
ssts. ljs bastSx Y AZ lMtle lnoss 'Ihaag ght upon
,he Iubject of their employ ymsnt, andll
InArkkd improvsmenf followstheir hbor.
t' 1Aii is basuthss ssinniax ofthe inala-'s
encesto which reference has been malelE
IeS s hs;e ehbors u ksse msa ~ innate;
fiOns necessity they could not pre-
yentiti they would. I do not think II
il human power 10 avoid entirely the
iuausrces Of leonsta tansl example 5lt''s
\ This quiet operation goes 4 surely u "a
through III the ranifi cationso ot agriculr
tnral employment. IikslAd growthsof
the tree, II ii isdnheaN and unseen, But
Iii process of time the resul u witness
ed in all its grandeur and beauty. One
year acconplishes but little nothing,
perhaps. which IS perceptible and the
man who has 40 hope d Or wish beyond
II
the period Of one year, and who has no
desire tp BE beneficial TO those who may
i've after him. can have no rational
motive in uniting, with you in your prais-
worthy undertaking. !.
All branches Of business except labor
with the hands, have their combinations
and regulations, organized and ordained
for the benefit Of their craA. Agricul-
ture. IN Importance, in every respect ia
| which We, can view it. stands first upon
the list Of human employments and
yet il is within late period in this coun.
TRY that effort has been made by III
| followers to combine their knowledge,
influence, and power, for their mutua
! advantage. Our people have, acted up
% the supposition TINT \ man was i
farmer bx instinct that be needed n<
An ND eEal aothieg hal hands
Is indeed ith1il ny own rscolle
/ that to Be ! farmer was prima facie evii
dence that man had no head. u,
was reckoned . fool BY profession
/ Public opinion has changed within thirt!
l|gears Il this respect but the chang
IS not yet perfect. You want combina
ltions, sas in other branches Of business
/ q aid il making your employment NOR
{ attractive. more lucrative, and for thea
7 reasons more desirable Your interea
lies not.in q warfare upon the businea
i of o9st.her other men, but in advancing that,e
yonr own. 4 ssHaaSsas
The man,is unit for a citizen Of III
q United States who osenvies his neighbor'
Epresperity and would breathe more free
lily 70 see i checked. He who has
fright 70 be called q man, rejoices a ID
Z the success Of others intheir lapdabl
J. undertakiags,s and desires 70 ontstri
]. them by the agency of his own energ
y and talent and not bK tho want of il i
f Others. 1 have but : poor opinion |
q the man, and i will be found chat suc
I . one is entitled to no mans good opir
i ion, who would array. one branch,
Il business against another. We stand
= this respect upon alesel. Nosdistinl
n tion either should ~ can ~ mad,
4 Every one should be measured bystl
Z manler II which he perf0rms his bus
{ ness and duties, apd not BY the sbuaihe'
4 II and l'a dasie. alsi which ii hs psrprm4
= Your Secisty = calculated TO car
2 this ,idea into 'praetice. II itsIobjec
y are sattained, i silIsis4 the sstandargl
2 yaur oS1n depastmeM ofslabor witho
depressings Or even coming inscompel
81 ton win that cf any other. Its. !
i11 deed, TIE foundation n, III busine
a. which stiracts and commando the q
NJ ergiss of man !, and one of The M
u interesting auestions of our ags a
Il county i, how w shall confer upon
.ni TINT Importance and respectability
y which II il entitled The most iimps
lo tart md ihteresti1 questions ariisi
Il under HE Institutions of our count
y arc, - ~ the rsacthability and ~
y II giving dignity ara reepe ctsbilisys Il