The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1860-06-21
Number 25.
TO MISS
HEou love mo, why deny mo
~ you hate me, toll mo SO. Ftl5t
l" your coldness but TO try me.
rE now iar my love will gog
Give ,Se your ' torture, speak my fate,
OuPPORT YOUR MECyr NIc, I'M

~ WV OF gave mo hate
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SUPPORT Your MEcnAN1osr 7 -Tbere + :
no truth moro undcniablo than that il
Is tho ooundcn dutyofcvcry community
to support its mechanics. They are
worthy and indispensable class Of ,ne,
ana we find no town or village flourish.
ing without their aid. Indeed, tboiy
presence orabsence is always y true in.
dex ofthe condition oftho place. wheth.
ofit Is advancing in wealth and impo,..
'ance or sinking into decay. Whenev.
VI we pass through village and hear
inc frequent sound of the carpento.s
hammer, the clink of tho b,actom;th,,
anvil-thatvillage, we say to oursolf.
IS flourlshing. 1t cannot bo otherwise
tor the producers are actively omp]ov.
ed, and ontnumber the consumers
Whenever this is the case, tho peon,a
are gowing wealthy, and at the same
time training tho rising generation to
habits of industry and mortality Whom
ia city Or village pursue the opposite
OF this coursc-neglects its mechanics
and support those of some other place,
and those who are compelled by force
OF circumstances to oremain, will become
idle and prohigate-they will cease to
produce and become consumers-in n
few years they become bcgyars, and
their children ignorant and vicious
But our mechanics are not encouroo.
ed as they should be. We purchase
many things ut tho North, from our
bitter enemies, which could be as well
purchased here. And in addition to this.
we put our mechanics on the credit svs.
TEN, which hinders them in their bust.
ness and cramps their energies. CASH
is the life of trade, and especially of tho
mechanic arts.
Lctno one who can pay, but who ne
elects or refuses to pay the mechanic
or the workingman the money he has
honestly earned, say that he wishes
workingmcn well. People arc Judged
by what thoy do rather than BY what
they san. 1t is fashionable with coma
to put off the mechanic and nav him lost
if at all; but these same people ara al.
ways first at places of amusement or
pleasure, spending their mopev-is il
theirs ?-as complaccntly as if no ono
was suffering for his WAGES, bv them
thoughtlessly or dishonesty withheld.
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