New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-07-25

rides az If for bic life TO find The new c0Iners. lie
ia hot the only inbabiant Of the country who thus
honors them with All early call. There IL moi
and struggle. No resistance, no obstacles avail. II
is IKE descent upon q colony Of SabiBes-ench
Roman carrying Oh bis girl.
How great blessing it would DO for all parties,
ii the crowds of servants that overflow the .nteli-
gence offices Of Eastern cities could be poured into
this western channel Thus, one great cause Of
the evils complained Of would find, at least, pir-
tial remedy. But another remedy must be looked
for, in personal character and conduct. There are
men and women who, by their simple dignity and
serene department. command the consideration OF
the most wilful. They commence by treating all
around them with generosity and confidence; and
love cOmpes love antagonists invites an.agonlsu.
But in al this, there must be no faint Of co@ardice
no yielding upon compulsOn--never an unworthy
concession. Convince the most depraved persons
that true wise man holds the rights OF all to be
as dear and sacred as his own, and that he will see
the round world crumble away from him before be
will sign off any portion Of his manhood, and thence
forward they are forced to yield him Difference. He
is their master by an unquestiOnable, divine law.
We have all seen how readily reckless children be-
cone tractable 70 person whose look alone is a
sufficient certificate Of authority. They who have
been accustomed to treat threats with contempt,
and return hatred for reprcofs, are melted when
they behold love commanding in earnest and sin.
ceYe. Or they may be shamed out OF their folly
and discomfort. / know farmer who had hired q
valued hand-a willing and faithful laborer, with
but one unlucky fault. He was morbdly sensitive
to sights Having been accustomed TO sit with the
family at table he took ofense when, day, there
being company at the house, he was not called to
supper. He refused 10 eat anything that night, and
threatened to "quit." The farmer said nothing;
hut the next time there was company at tea, the
man was called in. When he had taken his seat,
he observed that there was no room for the master
of the house.
Amt you going to sit down. he stammered
and, in great confusion, offered to wait
"Oh, no, James," said the farmer, kindly. 81
have not worked as hard as you have. l can just
as well cat when the rest have DONE"
The man kept his seat, and went through with
the ceremony of supper; but his face had caught
the heat and glow Of the Goals Of fire heaped upon
his head.
There is less difficulty here with regard to male
than female help. Hired men receive double or
trfb bic the wages of hired girls; and better de-
pand produces better supply. Here are many
enterprisng and intelligent young men who engage
with the farmers, to earn little ready money, and
add to what they have already accumulated, pre-
yious TO commencing farm Of their own on some
new purchase All honor tO such. Well would it
be for the idle and vicious thousands who waste, or
worse than waste the precious years of life in the
haupts of towns, to initiate this ambition. l can
conceive Of 10 wOrthler ambition in any one than
this to labor to secure unto himself and these he
loves, home and an honest independence. Let
the greed Of spectators and the false pride of all
the danglers at the heels Of labor stand ashamed
before it. ! do not honor the rich banker or the
mere owner of any quantity of stock and scrip, AS
/ do brown.faced strong-armed Samuel who has
come cut here from the East, and hired cut for
seventeen dollars month, in order to get money to
pay for the land he has bough. or purposes buying.
1t is her homes particularly her country homes, the
homes Of ters and producers, which are the
health ard safety Of America. lakewood.