Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1864-09-29
From the CharlotteeVilI

Has.C
We gratied to the Richmond Enquirer adyoca-
ting the development of the ndueri.l resources Of the
y Convinced u.s. eat Of this that NJ people that would
live, sleep IN these days, and that 0or ia the Only path
tiDgs OF shallow philosophy cost US in this war How
many precious Ves how many fair cities how much terri
tory have been offered Up &c an empirical political econo
ny?
eartb-bating independence and nationality
exercised put forth that power which would her
from chains snd degadaor-,he South may well ook back
with bitter regrets for lost opportunities When she should
have been working. she abandoned to daydreams;
ing houses in The sands when should
mnating knowledge, and ss, and materials, abe
gung and refining among ophsms ct with the
long results OF the expereEce of centuries aud the con-
cu8ions of al intelligent nations.
ease is not the allotted province of triempha ut people,
nson1 ns5n con e
Dsoation in the great malstrom of world activity
Of constant development Action-aotion is the principle
that pervades theatre and every of the uni
ism OF The deep every air breathing tenant OF the forests
and feidg every erect reasoning human creature
lied state-a recognize the fat that movement
and h the prescribed decreeor subsection and
mad become principle 10 the South, that enjoyment
est Of we oIseVss
social structure which yielded What conceived the ar
moral excellence We have strvon in other words, for
ArceQan existence, which separated most
most iaroTaby the liner Qualities pf humany. We have
sven form ideal state. We have deliberately set
to work 10 1 society at stage; arguog
advancement would involve in temptations This
Gods aT this rot the Divine scheme of the Universe
he say moral creature whom he launches up
en- the experiment OF iyng-striye to be happy seek
content aspire to satisfaction" He says "Gros-im
papd-put forth th2 tender budE-srrsy Ygef foliage
untold Thy hidden blosscms-meore shy precious frul
has the purpose OF human hfe-dsVeopment This Is
me junction OF every ageaG IL ihe universe THIS the
contribution that is to up from every quarter TO sSe
he general cherus Every CEerEh and
rourisa his ply ca organzaon give it the high
ess perfection. Every required 10 cher sh aud
sh hs reason 60 as to reach the highest point of n
telecua deveop nent. Every required to guard
ient es possible This is q ruln'n business in lie.
Ibis Is The business OF State That STATE saall not ap'
p03t Itself the attainment OF certain amount OF enjoy
me ut -repose-harmless and tranquil EXISTENCE That
State too must shoo roak and throw out its branch
anu source Of grlfoatlon and benefcience to others
1t must fulfill lis portions part Of Gods Universe it's
the sperai creation AZ The man louhes and seeks to
render excellent his physical parts, the State
part Of its assigned role in the history of the race Il
must clear the forests turn the soil subdue the eart
the fields with grass and she golden harVests
ract the precons and minerals from the earth
shes make in ali bo re-
QUESTION all forms OF machinery apply all sciences difuse
Grange products laborers. THUS we Ag
rcultue, AanpfactuIeIs Commerce. The zllectoai
dVancement OF the sate Is to follow lis material progress
schools colleges, literature, science, art flower tbs
Influences OF material comfort TIE physc Development
development contrary to our lessons that have beer
taught accompanied a5o OF poverty, igno
weakaess. The PHYSICAL greatness eLabiesi to
moral influence the world fulfilling lhe
great preach he goepei TO creature
preach your views -seoug that yLu have faithfully
D: accd them.
Cnis acIVlty this noyenen-this groo, is the duty Of
every living creatuTeCt every indiVuu4I eVerySa.e.
Ii eher atGen stand sti that man, that society,
Vio4stes the daned laws OF nauIe-and tha: mar,
that society ag,H perish
The SouIh, say, hCs, we trust DOW learned these
rT'h h. She compelled TO o0e she must build hetseli
ahe must enter Tor the sh5 too have her
Workshops ships her Useful arts. her SCIENCE lit
eratEre thatic development FAC sac been building
cesI OF tryiLG prove thai lie the woods
the most desirable form of soc!e the foot OF the
stranger had never passed ner gates.
1hs propagation, South must stand
still, has tnrowD her unequal collision viii :hs colos-
sal power OF the North. They eu that development
sill undermine Virtues lie. 1t UNDERMINE virtues
By Industry England has her shadow the
cViLz ID world. BY her iLdu=fy-that great Workshop
amu-sg nations-Inperlal Fcance-has oDtAned the
Europe Nor has EDg and CT France been weaken
ed morally by The advances OF the past cenuly The En-
gland OF today Is moral, conscientious, re
gous England of The Georges and ,haress Che
of TO-DAY ia, morally, certainly behind tie
France of Louis KILL, XIV and XIV. IL is the advanced
nations OF Europe that ara thu most moral.