Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1864-01-27

burne, he looks to the good Of the SERVICE,
and the success of .our army, rather than,
to his own selfish interests The rise Of
suoh men, like the stars in the heavens,
may be slow; but they are sure to reach
their zenith at last; whilst these restless,
selfish spirits which seek to dazzle the pub.
lic eye by their ftful 'meteoric light, will
as certainly disappear in the night of obliv-,
ion. Fortune stands ever ready to bestow.
her favors upon Temperance, Energy and
Genius ~. ~ GO 5-.s EsisyIsas $50 =
Our Industrial Resources:
The following letter to one Of the acting
editors of the Charleston Courier, is from
a young citizen of comparatively eminent,
qualifications in engineering, and Iconstruc-.
tive and designing art In anticipation Of
the war now on us, he, some years ago, re-.
signed in Philadelphia place not only
promising but yielding professional emolu.
ments and reputation. He repaired ID
reported to his beloved native State, seath.
Carolina, and has since been actively and
earnestly engaged in arousing attention to
the ;mnortant objects Of onr duties and r.
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ter was not designed for publication, put We
take the liberty Of presenting it, emitting
some parts referring to the location Of the
works nnenfioned. and other topies not Of
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puol.0 lu'e.e'' ~ p.s'.ls. ',
We shall be grained II we can induce ce' or
invite the active cooperation and CORES
pondeuce of any citizens who can aid a most
a,.,;.,.;o,. ond n.,.;o.;, o;,;,a, of .n,n,,onea
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motives ana quahncauons' 10. mos' lmpor-
tant enterprise. For this purpose we in
yite attention to the letter from all readers
.nd avsbo moo. 49,. $50 81 g-
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mAooS' o1.' '1uuy 10, ioo,
my Dea' ~ fr'es IL n're go oo'l ...s
slne sAen'' Ds0su1' ' Ds:u y ss.
enaeeayoflns, .py az .ae msaaS J. y =. NY nun
Die way 20 afouse o'ls W, psop.. ~ sne 80
sity OF laOorlng a. meii % ,Isu.,.s uui,.s
THIS war Moaia 'ns' 'ney nsu ''e:enou ~
the no.es OF warning ,spea'eaiy gIsen spy
your ape pen, we woaia now na'e = Dssn GA
ultant over = our M Successes ilsseaa u aesPoa-
dent unaer our reVesses' nau my nampie
suggestion been put sn'o prae''ce sne '1fon-
sides" would nave 'neO'sdoy gone 10 sne
bottom with PEE h0ses a"r''tsss@e lnssead
OF only hasaag her r!os s11aken; 1asta W I nen
will we become pracsioa. people ...s.,.,,
In virginia naa oooo'ooo subscribed
byten men, the hrss business. men IN sne
place. and 1sue, OF them would nave taken
it It the others could have been induced 70
give up their interest. NY purpose is st to
erect one OF the finest rolling mills for ralis
GO, on m's continent, ana see '9rge@, nay
ing the privilege OF using me wnole'|a'er
power OF the selected stream !. ! snouia, 10
time, need II. Inc iocsao1 ,s one q ene
hnest l nave ever seen anu tue COMPANY
have large plat OF iana lying pesween
canal and the river. ~. - = !
slin addihon to my 'iaDors 10 'snat hne'cl
have been endeayoring TO indace the Gog-
ernment to organize an "Art.san CORPS,
under the generai direetlon OF a new "ba. !.
reau" of "Arts, Mines and Manatde'ures,
under whose eassre control snah oe piaceo
all the mechanical, mining and manutactu'
ring resources OF the Coniederacy. Inc
Chief OF the same TO iank as or'gaoier'1en'
eral, with assistants IN eaen otate, RANKING
as Coloneis-ail to be practical business
men, whose duty 1t shall be to organize the
"Artizan corps, composed oi al lnen VI
every trade, ana TO airect tneir operations.
Every man VINO can "lela MANNER Ply
an awl, or drive nail, ought TO De aetac@,
ed,. or detailed, from the army and all at
home conscrlbed and put to WORK. 1t is
only by thorough organszatton aaa dso's'on
Of labor that our small "Artlzan corps
can supply the wants Of the country This
can only be done-oy c0''centrasaon nnaer
the best skill the country can atfurd under
such circumstances. One man can be made
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