The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1867-10-19

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BY sneh course VIC wotA dsiH ~
| yearly srov 10 strength, wealth, and
iwportance ohtsia our own sef-sr-
spcct, and gain aad secure the esteem
and confidence Of the world That
family OF Community rhish i've with
in themselves, v ssesns Of their own
industry economy, ingenuity, and
skill, 50 FAR as our observation hss
extended, and Il has been BY no
mears limited, are aad ever hare
been the most ccntcn.cd and hsrrs,
and blessed wiih ,hc greatest aInount
9f financial prosperity. Those who
hare relied, even to q lirai,ed extent,
upon the labors ard genius Of 9th
ers, FOR articles within the limit Of
ihesr own fabrication, have ever been
heiplcssly dependent, II no, Ia reali.
~, misersbly poor Take, for in
-,suee, the man Who grows his own
sosa, ia,iens his own meat, raiscs his
oan hofaes, erects his oyn harns and
fences, stocks and rersirs his own
Wagons and plows, with wife and
daughters who manufacture his and
their own clothing, do, or see to tho
timely and proper Performance Of all
domestic duties, and you will find =
family who are a, all times unem-
harrassed, aud financially easy.
Everything touched by their hand,
seems transformed Immediately into
gold. a. though it had been under
the direct influence Of the celebrated
NEUROLOGICAL stone Of the Ph'loso-
pher Luxurious Incidence may be
uukno~a to them, ta, they have in
an abundeni degree that which is far
more precious, an independent com
po,erey. But take the reverse Of this
ehsraeicr---look- II you please, AT The,
other side Of the picture, aud ycf
will hni such strongly marked
difference, aud such decided change
in affairs, ~ at once to strike you
with as;onishmcnt and wonder Here
Il ! nan who has speciality who
oeve,r. all his time, talents, aud cap.
ital, to the production of Gotten he,
lives remote from the workshop and
yin, and quite disian, from market
lie is dependent upon his far-of
neighbors for everything necessary
in the prosecution Of his labors His
horses, meat, and bread como from
the North west bis rlows and hoes
from the middle States, and the fab.
RIGS with which his sons and daugh-
tiers are clad are shipped from the
factories Oh '"' has'-ai' coming 10
nun s'os"''s ""'e' "'"''' T" not
"'o'e Tue weight VI e"A'ses S"'c"
and the numherlcss claims which
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arc Beng yoarly wrcexru rufuvu,
by this short sighted, over'dcrend-
ent policy, Wills, their oppositcs are
troading with sure and rapid steps
the road TO ease and opulencc.
A rule that will hold good in little
things, cannot fail Of like results in
greater. If one grain Of wheat. in
fruitful soil. aud under genial skies,
will. produce a hundred. ten grains,
similarly circumsfanccd would mos,
assuredy yield thousand And II
success attends the efforts and labors
of the practical and inrcnus farm
or, /, would do no less for the County
or Stale where kindred spirit was
sxb;b;ted aud a I;ke cot,<sc norsu.1
Wa have loo long fhow,ver uoch
TO our shame and d;ssdv,p,aee II
uav he .,;l loaned imam o,bers so-
srn,o,, vheu us Yo,. svM.;.,,v
strong not onlv tn stand alone hu,
sustain and lead other. with a u.uiy
arid. who're ,aw ,hrongh wan. o3
self. confidence and " nerve y We only
initiate the ,o,,erine foo,step. Of !,
hsbv II w have even yen,,rsd or
cooe 90 far n. tb-t In manv in.
stances where xc should have been
athletes crowned with wreatbs of
victory in battles already fought and
won. aud striving for the mastery in
other contests now wacine with the
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