Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1857-09-10
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weekly monthly, foi intellectual labor. u mpoys
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the city may then study each ewing the doings Of
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1--WE further inland; Ihohsh, where mails iHire-
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Theology alone excepted. Its leading idea is the
honoring of honest Useful Work Ia whatever sphere
capacity, and the Consequent elevation the La
boring Class ia knowledge, virtue and general esteem.
Il necessarily hostile 10 Slavery, under all its
pecis 10 lnIenperence in whatever form or degree
with lie accessories, to Hsr in the defense OF
Country aHd LiaerIy, against actual invasion. and
TO every form OF Gsnb!ing. Desiring TO zee PTOduc-
tion extended and encouraged, While " lid SIecuia-
ton and useless Traffic cuIiSied. il favors the
policy sustaining and dveTsifying Horne Industry
BY discriminating TsriH-a policy wIIioi tends 10
the OF Grain TO TIC far while di-
minishiD. that Of Bread 10 The artIs6n by reducing
the distance across which their respective produces
exchanged and, of cOyTse, reducing The Gust Of
their irsnsroIteiion. Regarding fIliiiusier.sn in
s lis phases. and every form and device OF national
coyetousness, with unqualified Gbhorreuce as The
hare Of Republics and ii their triumph the grave Of
Equal Huma Rights. We seek by every means TO
WOO and win the attention of our cOuntrymen from
projects Of sggraBdizement abroad to enter rses
development and bCnefcence at home foremost
among which We rank a Railroad through the heart
territory TO connect tie tie atlantic
with those OF The Pacific Believing that the goods
Of This life are net yet fairy distributed, ard that
one ready TO work shOuid ever famish INV Hing
idIeness it lends open TO every suggestion OF
Social Improvement which does no; cOuntervai The
dictates OF eternal Morality upon that naiu-
raj right OF every one 10 whssOever he has fairy
produced or honestly acquired, whose denial must
sink mankind in the chaos aud night OF bar
ana universal squsor. With profound conscious
that deTs. drunkards, Gerlines and PrUiIaates
can never be other I'm the mann than peedy and
wreiehed il bears alOt the great truth that Proven
ton better than PunishmeEi-thai the child tram
ed up in the way he Eoald go, will rarely m alter
years desert that way for the thorny paths Wee
and Crime-Ihat a true Education Religious. Moral
aid Industrial, well as lnt6Iiectusl-Is the most
ssieetve temporal antdO the errors and 0es OF
our race. Recognizing in the most degraded speci-
men of humanity a divine spark which should lie
ieveTenily cherished, not Tu.hessly lroddcn out
have charity Tor all forms CT evil but those viii ch
seek personal advantage through the deHaseneHt of
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interpreter 10 each other OF mems better impulses
and aspirations The haThECer of general concord
tween Labor and Cspitai, ana among those whom
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tive; but OF our patronage generally we have
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