The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1861-04-25
how it. may affect others.

,ll-'slW vnOd' and communicate.
,Ahd this again, isinrossihl~ M'i'hbu,
J a'r~scv ;a.Ancnrcenro,t the:cay m' 81
tina, he who does good il,'is,.:.'rd' A.
well as the object Of the hencf:,ciion.
Yes. lia';has' atrerstk~; :; nstl'',.i.ls
! and ent<snrsycs anh' 'hct'ii~ ,Nclll. .,h.i,,c
't'frrs -~l'd to the whole body polite
and along Will, them hsfitt> himself.
Every it,s,rrcc';,f' rhe l.fatatian I'll
character. The increase ~ so,,nN'k,r h !:
.,,'c,l,,~'nnA' ,N,"en'1ivr t:,)ital'nhd labor.
xnhscrvts the well being ofcommnu,,m.
AMI the personal &, o.lof'the"in.livihu.
ials.
And a srnsc Of 'hc responsibility of
.evcrv one to all ,l,c others. Cor the use
Of his talents. will lead 10 such an ap
preparation, Of them as will produce the
best fruits pro: :peri,y must Ie hthe re.
su't
Bit it is evident that vice and i'm
.m"rality'brins t;h;f, ft,,i,s sl.ogcther Of
sstn'nppt'sitc:s harAcr,s' tOihis.
Vh"v. of cnrrSss n'h.t set one rii,inlt
of sich.tv against another.
! The vir,,,nus arc lounl.in conscience.
! to .,iscc,,n:"nancc tho sway nf vicious
principles an' practices. Shcnll they
not, and, t,nth~ .~,l1ri Of pc'.f,ct' 'srrcc.
! f,hr'n;: GO operate in the universal spread
tof vice; there soon would be the jar
y"n of universal wail;ng and woe.
| If 50 be that the 'rnre,,-, eA,tsn, ct
viri"us practices angm'nts far q 1imp.
Itlr pec"ni,ryi,t'Hisfcf. m' 'r','da's. i,
! IN n''sftc evidence f"f r1al 1ro.wr;,y
Net"n.nshs'fr crse. That srmhinrc".ot
Thrift, may be hnt the prelude Of ruin.
, anl it is sure ,n u" cas-. . forth bitter
ness nn"n III in lis vicinity. like the
thrift which sometimes appears 2foul,l
'sh,'' tNGr,a''in t'I,gnid fire."
The prosperity ,f his trade and the
GOOD If The community exist il AZ ~
re.a rnt;o. w here that. traffic. t',h-f>h I
s,lhl. i,k tro'"l 'n4ivi~esr~mws With il!
tnh'l. strrtn'-likc. they infrSt the e'.m
N ni.y with bliyi,'in !. m sorrow and
sh"m>. lil,ncss, poverty. lcbauchery,
prof ni.y. domestic wre'che,lness, igno
rance anl crime. arr'in i:t train.
Vice is always found IN clusters
'Onc sptcis.s tolerated, is foon seen
!, nn.ling all the others. 1t is the l,htl
sn,Ia >ris.rs with i'~sh"Hse'sf:fltacny'
.a ra:sihibla'f. 'f.a'Hhast'' 'iva' s.'s'.
81, Il nest and iiaichiny it. Young. lrn-
i, u! thc hle>siny'f'thc mpyiyM the
city is cs,al,li. he'd hut /, is oscrthlown
by the mouth Of The wicked.
f'nr.v h1I, h,w cheering also is the
conscious appreciation. which each has
il, hims. III who l"ves'Mnd I~acicess',at
which i, vir,upns ni,d ri Ght.
Every rttro>pvct .of -lif. brings its
l,iota nt happiness along With il, aud
cheers 20 ~ (. e.,,.l in it's cnussc;of, well
..lninus s,evv :riuiain k2heels,e.k't uu,ia,ei7
,,n,,,e to- dc l,,ininn,sS wlth' a''gth'lrI
PENCE whil.s he, Mlp rhc,salH'~. aud
'cttn,nnits moral evil. becomes his own
acc,,ser and torm.ntcr. And, on every
review of life, his soul i filled with bit
L.. I i
with CONSERVATION and dread !; mud
somewhat like Cain, whose mark nf dis
honor waS visible, he feels rs tl,aMghall y
ahe, wdd i were rcrrc:,d|tinsltfn. +,
NWenny y!*heM wtA @ay,'' ''tf1f'6nr ma
vrrcs are.so CONSTRUCTED, that universal
virtue would give rise to an earthly
paradise, AMI universal vicc to an earth
II. unhde mn,il'm." let reason decide us.
as to orr lr,si'infrin' te'arin'' Is thvrw".'
might now proceed to make n l.rac-
,mal application Of the foregoing prin
ci,,lcs to variety "fprHctftss.
They are very obvious in their con-
stcllllatNOn AT the uSO AZ -rIcnt .Rnl.lts
.,S i,lNvpr1nc
In no light in whicM Mwemav visw it
can il be made to appear a virtue.
.1sbth' th+etratic 'ahl'th- ,tse. are' 'cer.-.
.lrmncd by all sound principles Of NOR
ais.
! They arc evil. only evil, an'r,liatron-.
tinnallt. And, shoull | li>cns~ the
Esus,j ct anew. yer'eet,!.l not bc-,nore
con, i,,c.l thar. yon now are.
To another more general. practice,
,hercf,rcww.h,sl l'i,N;i,e ytsnr'tlnl,shr-
FIJI at~,,ciAnp na,d, lvl Win lssE'pE To-
iIBvocoI hrrHsat k,r'thcc s.Hfmnnn nhr.
ro>cs ot. smoisiny ,.chs'~1ay and mn1fn7.
l.AMl;, in dolng',his,, l desire to exercise
al canaor and courtesy. 1t is : prac-
tice in which many, good mon ara in.