New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-01-02
A xslsa FOR ara AZ Appeal TO All who Fellow
Trades
Bv ELLIS AAsioSgrrE.
:. Honor and shasaa fsan, no condition fise;
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There Ii d growing tendency. in this proiesseds
republican country Of ours, to cxclisiveness in
social Intercourse ana sl large cities, yea even
IN TIE towns and villages, those who are styled dt
eFce7easce, the World those who claim, and
haze their claims allowed to be the ci1ie de IA
ctFsas, are ssized with horripiatipns 1t the bare
idea III admitting into their charmed circle one who
hi been bred ton trade
Now, though many obviously sneer at The dictua
of \ 4 set,a suporciIionsly inter " snebocraey,
.cedfss aristecraey, q saeh like cant phrases
i set few OF none, can conscieutiously assert than
thAy Tise superior 10 their opinions. Nor il II best
1 that tAase opinions Should be entirely put aside
4 for among those whom gentle blood or success
crowned effort permit to devote themselves to the
negaacies az society are learned the courtliness Of
manner and winning address, which are not atfec-
tation. but only some among The number Of things
i which constitute the amenities Of life.
/ Ny Lord Chesterfield. in one Of his somewhat
! hcartless, but exqnistely polished LETTERS appo-
! sitely and truthfuly remarks 6 In the common
run Of The world, how many do we see make their
way nnder fayor Of their manners, while great aud
solid merit never can advance without that same
address. Mere learning will not do It'll it is the
je e suis qtsoi that sets it off none but savages
wear jewels III tie rough. Y
1t Is not at all unfair to say that, AS a class,
tfadesmen are themselves much In fault for their
bann from polished society for they live DIP to the
thought that, inasmuch as they e shove the jack
plain and WELD the hammer they must needs be
rough IN aspect and bearing Gases Of Individual
merit are, however, becoming SO numerous among
them that the time is close at hand when tile inter-
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