The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1863-02-05

"uu her earning; nor can | forget ho,
my heart was gIaddcned a few wears oc,
on meeting with an exhibition of NJ,
England's inventive faculty in a dix,a,
foreign land. Far distan, from hnmc
among aliens and strangers, the eve
giaddened by the sight of anvtb;,
American; and ere all petty division
ana geographical lines are swallowed n
IN the great whole of my native land =
At grand exhibition In Pomcroni,
surrounded by from ten to twenty thou
sand Germans, Woods grass cuttinp ~,
chine, and other Yankee contrivancc
and evidences of skill, quickened NJ,
P"'se and made my blood course NOR,
proudly. Her inventive talent. her in.
teihgence, are proverhial New Eoolan,
needs no cu'oey from ne; she has bee,
hcnctactor to the civilized world. m,
l would not detract from her merit : bu,
AR. president, all she has, and all she
has done, and all she may exrcct to do
Gndrr the blessing Of God. she owes n
the institutions which are the rride and
~'"A "a thiS htIUilic.
nave sometimes thought that we
nave never properly realized our ins,iru.
tlons, their glory, and their power. 7
have walked in Munich whcr, the doors
otyour Capitol were east. and in Florence
where your Goddess of Liberty was man.
ulactured, and have gone to Sheffield
and into Birmingham, and as | have
seen SIX hundred men ut work in an cs-
tabIIshmcnt there, | could not but thinl,
or one feature of my country. There.
from the man lowest in occupation to the
highest, there is in every branch boss
Workman, foreman to sc that each man
does his proper work. | have seen tia.
number OF men engaged with carncstncss
and silence, each obcying his foreman
and doing bis allotted work. Then I
nave come to my own country, and zone
into our own manufactures, where |
have seen like number Of men cpvaccl.
but here there IS this pcculiarify-thcre
IS conversatIoo, and not uncommouly Won
viii see the boy at the grindstonc SAVING
10 the boss workman, this cog is little
too short, or that is Il little too LONG -
SIR, there are three hundred men think. /
ing in this country to one in any other
1t Is to this inventive power,
to tins national trait in our character, to
our free institutions, that are with us
when we lie down, that meet US when
we rise up, that fiji an avenue in ali this
land, that New England owes her pros
rerlty, and the country her present re-
nOwn.
With free institutions arc inscperabIy
connected free Thought; genius bcincun,
oppressed, 1t becomes prolific in it's crca.
IONS; aud New England presents mod
OF Eepubiicanlsm for the instruction
other communities. Owing 50 much
ITS liberty, liberty i. there secure. law
III justice are lmpartillIy administered
operty Is well guarded. and education a
universally ditFuscl No politi al {
OF an equal number of people t
'on whom the glorious orb o: day sheds t
bcnlenant light, is more blessed in I
ese and other respects; bmong none c
ere Is such care for the gro.th and de. j
'lopmcnt Of the religious sentiment; 80 g
W poor; such uotIrnG, comprehensive t
d healthy philnnthropy; such an 4
'ount OF wealth 50 equally djstrihutcd; h
ca promise OF ply icaI progress; no il
lere is the ownership If land in fee n
nple so universal; labor 50 much re
ected and 50 well rewarded; progress in ii
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