The southern enterprise. [volume] (Greenville, S.C.) 1854-1870, 1856-03-13

price of beef; or do any other thing for tile
qualification Of his morbid feelings, ausi it h
afaifIquestion.I $50 far aseit regards himself
lat least, whether itsis u matter ofipubiic ccop-
Germ i'm any way, or a legitimate topic Of
newspaper discussion At any rate we have
no business with the indivitiiial MAJ, In such
laplight, aud therefore must positively. ignore
all accountability for the eindisilusl applica-
tion of our remarks. "a. az, s,.., ,..l.,-..,..
But as we said above, j. is almost impos-
sible for man to suffer the infliction Of a
disturbed temper without affecting others,
even to- tlIe peace, purposes ipursnits,
and oftentmes thelf habits and cl,aracs
ter. And as many q manist quite as much
under the effect Of irritsted passions as he is
free from them, It is the. MI tjrtune of all
those who hold any sort of a dependent re-
lgtionsto such n man,to be tabout, ,half thcir
lime. more or less, subject to his carprice.
The effect of this is TO create around him
a vast amount of dissatisfaction, discomfort
and bad temper, and this again reacts to bis
own further irritation and annoyance.i In
business, such an influence is nischievous 10
an almost incredible extent The A,ad temper
of an employer, though concealed from the
observation of customers and the public gen
really, will, II frequently inflicted upon his
employees, be certainly reflected from them
in theinintercourse with the world, and often
greatly to his disadvantage. There, is, more
over. an arrangement between such a man
aud those IN most fntfmate Tefar0u WIN nfru
who are exposed TO the consequences Of his
in6rmity. And within hiss own famiiy the
.inost a,niable dispositionssmay be gradually
impaired and children grow up distorted in
mind, petulant in manner and thoroughly
soured IN temper, if not violent and explo-
sive a'li - i
What is so offensive TO sooi,d order in man,
is, If it were possible. aggravated in woman,
and quite as detrimental. The "gentler sex"
Is a term less Of courtesy than Of general
propriety and is honored in the true woman
under all the circumstances Of life. Exposed
TO many trials, ,anxieties and affiictions, wo,
mans lot is frequently an unenviable one !;
but she fails TO commandttbat consideration,
and sympathy to which she is otherwise en-
titled, and has a right to expect, from those
of her own household or other personal as-
soeiations, when She dis6gtires her daily walk
by the violence Of speech. : Ordinary edoca
tiomand a regard for social prolrietyiarenot
without Notwithstanding effect upon many
Nito ii't' Ss hSNcl'uSiS>s 'tiu ftlttic HttctbIon
10 the systematic education and control uf
The temper. And Of such, their influence
upon all around them is frequently humiIia,
ting, and habiually DISASTROUS They are
but upon II common level with those. who,
with less advantages aud in another sphere
of life, give place TO their passions in another
way, and are styled viragoes.
History is full of Rdmoninon upon this snb.
ject and at the same timeexhibits many inter
elipg and beautiful instances Of the entire
control OF. an irritable temper. There is moth
ing however, comparable with scriptural il
Illustrations in point, and specially in the pre-
cepts of Him who founded the christian sys-
tenl.9 He has taught mankind that all such
.ipfrmities are cnrable, and that where the
spirit of His holy religion Is suffered TO
peryade the. mind it will correct the evil
thai is in mans nature, and teach as to do
justice. love mercy, and walk hnmbly. bear
ing each others burthens, Battimore Sun.
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