American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1858-12-09
woaDs OF wrsDoM.-The New Hamp,

WoRDs OF WIsDoM.-The New Hamp.
shire Sta esman, noticing Senator Sewad's
Rochester speech, says 49,
Now let us inquire. in the. name of CON-
mon sense, what avail it tisto prove by
Statistics that We pay lhfee foufths Of all
The revenues Of the government, while
Southern consumers are )ur largest con
sumers9 or what avail is it to prove, TO
the satisfaction Of every politician, tha; We
supply the South with all they wear; from
a top not 10 n shoe latchei with all they
use. from a ati.eugine toa Fiction
match, when this very process feeds our
manufacturers? The South is necessary
to the North as the North is to the South?
Massachusetts annually makes six million.
dollars worth Of shoes When shoe busi>
ness declines. gaunt hunger stalks through
the. stre-ts OF her aourisbing villages.
Nav England is extensively engaged in
the manufacture of cotton. We huy tie
raw material Of the South and pay in
goods. When our spindles cease to whirl
the operatives are theatened with starva-
ton. Itis the spirit Of a hvena tkat- bites
the hand that feeds it, II is high time to
cultivate fraternal feeling between the DIFF
ferent sections Of our country. Neither
romme-re. manufacture nor agriruliurs
can endsasot 70 cripple and iniure each
other. Suppose we succeed in convincing
the SoGth of their dependence on us for
all they eat. and wear, and use. and thus
stimulate Ihef6..to establish manGfaelories
for themselves OF divert their trade into
other channels, are we gamers by the pro
cess? rg t9'
Suppose we prove that they are ihdeht-
ted to us for all their literature and al their
teachers, and thus rouse their hostility to
our hooks and teachers. are we benefited
Ia anvwise9 No good has come, or ever
will rome, from the elimination and re-
elimination. It. neither strengthens the
psrty nor hast9nsthe iownf,ll Of slavery.
We hold that every State has right to
determine what institutions it shall adopt,
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THE evils Of hit bed education. where
culture Of the mind is attempted, with
neglect oi physical development, are not
50 universally recognized as they should
ba. The old aAage saDa in CO.
pore saDo''-shows the ancient estimate oI
the parallel culure'of body and brain.--
The Dependence Of the intee rity Of the
hrain or the health Of the body--the need
that ergaR has Of rest as we'll as exertion
ought ever to be horne in mind. Nature
should be allowed her bent in hhrmOni
zing The employ Of the intellect with
physical activity, by alternate exercise
And no school deserves patronage where
this subject has not due consideration.
1t was never designed bv our Creator
that the life Of human being should bt
made miserable by III health. Strict oh
servence OF his wise laws viii secure
health; indeed. we would not be afraid t
say that any child born Of healthy parents
allowed sbuRlance Of exercise in the oper
air through chiIdhoO1. and preserved il
youth from injurious habits, may be SURE
Of immunity from disease, ill nature I
groat debt becomes due in tho course o
events. Entire freedom from headaches
and indigestion with its train Of diseases
will his portion whose early life has had
this judcious training. Think of this
mothers and teachnrss we eutreat you'll anC
when you Jpine that al ipfant "must haY,
worms" or note symptoms of laugor in
pupil. ask yourself IL the young creature
is not suffering from privaion Of the bles
sings God gives celv to the poorest, am
which cannot bs denied without entalin!
a train Of miseriss upon such a portion o
life as your neglect may leave TO the chile
under your care.--N. Y. Express.