Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1861-12-06

r,,.,,,,., IL A, pox, considered whether y h best
~, ,,uAl shah hire aborers and thus muus' w."
~ y, heir own consent or hind them vI a. s,nr
49,, xsit con.,nt Having proceedsd 80 ar !, ne
M"' a M iii labnr,rs are either hired mtt're OF
what We call slaves aud further ~ : ,,r AZ nfe
ever 4 onee hired sboer hh.u ~ e", n, ,hsre any
Nm, th.,, l. no such labor AZ assumed my y, ,,,nn
u.h ming ms frorman being fixed for MT N Tue so
~ n tied lnborer Both Of thee assumpu"s AV 49, -,
.l In rrr.uCrs rom them arc groundiess. IT,, i,
a n.nl.nt Of cnttal C,pitsFis only the trnt o' '"
Lor and never could have existed labor naa NOV "s'
isted. ,.,,., .,l deserves much the
h,.Ssr consideration apita hns its righs "hrh ~ "a
worthy of protection any other rights Soe :. ~! ~
hnt there r. and probably always viii De en'n M
sn lrbor and On tsial producing mutual beners Ins
err,,r in asyun ihs that the whole labor oil Jew % ,,S
own capital ssd that few avoid aeor ~, ,h and 4
sr ,ps,E hire or other few TO labor Tor the a.
t mn try belong to neither class neither WORK ior o'h
crs nor hire othrrs working Tor them' a.. . A., o,,,
In mte, OF the Southern States Nal,Iny ., ,o ~
~ ~ .n,, arr neither slaves unr masters, while in the
North a large majority neither hrerS ior hfeu. ~ ~
with their fomies. wives sons hno ia INA IN mi,
themselves on their farms, In their houses anu W
sbcns taxing the whole product themselves and @She
no yors Of capital the one sc hor 81 bred ""fe's :"
N l. not iorset,rn that Considerable nsstr 81 pers,n'
mil gle their own labor with capital that I teN le
their hands. and alSo buy and hirs otners 70 @ NJ
them, hut this il only mSedand not dstinei sNs w
prnci al Is disturbed by the existence y th
class Again has already been said there not % W
ces ity any such thing as the i,e hired @borer Doing
fr tha condition for life Many independent men every
whrre these States years back IN their he' WIN
hired laborers 10. -, g.,
The prudent pennieSs beggar in the world hfnrs iol
wages awhile saves plus with which to buy toor ~
land fr himself then labors on his owl account AuTn
or at length hires another beginner to help nm i
l. the Just generous anil expansive system "h,n opn
the all gives hope 10 all, AID consequent emegs
and Improvement of the condition to all NO men uns
ure more worthy be trusted than those who tot up %
poverty les inclined to take or toneh wnh s!
have not honestly earned, lat them beware oil surenot
ing political power which they already possess ana Nh
II will surely be used to close the door OF ~
yaucement against such they, and TO hx new d'ao"
and burdens upon then. ell all Of liberty shall he lost
From the first taking Of nHtaena sensfis to e Ms'
are 20 years and nd population at the end OF IN
period eight times great il was at the beginning
The increase those orher things which men deem de
sahle been greiter. We thus have az one view
what the popular principle applied 70 the government
through the machinery or the states and the Union ha
produced in given time and Also, what II 6my man
tanned, Il promises for the future
rng
There are already among those who II the unson
preserved will live It contain 2uU Np The strng
Gle Of to- DAY is not altogether for to-day IL Is for vas
future also. With a reliance in Providence an we NOR
firm and earnest let proceed in the great TASK wne
events have devolved upon US, ABRAHAM LlNCOLN.