The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1868-02-13
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q ioSsMu other aeadquar.eIs " .s; Hnai
\ nousSSnged during the day' M.hne, !,
e ~ dnts forth q plteous apPeai, ~, aot hn iae
d|ssX OF Ito IDLE worKing Peop,e, WY :,
! : starving ana ireeS'ng, aI" M Wno nsed S
yLfnnsediaN assistance ~ Malhe anu
New Hampshire the iactorles aae ~ 81, :
ther shut or running on saort t,n'e 'ie M
Flew that remain open ana IN iuil wolh ~
being as noening IN sus.aln.ns sMn = so w.. :.
hordes OF applicants VINO 'hrons auou1
their DOORS forI she privllege o. ge'ttvs wv
their daily preaa py naru iapot; Mo
have, within gay or Two, ?uo.ea s'ala ~ :
ling examples .. .1e Mant;omt sanI, Mossa, NJ
unemployea IN U1naeU.sSu.. . ssasS',ro hoaU;I" o;I
cnusetts a'so lee.s .ue paos'u ,.,nJa,;n, S
ana her operatives arr ae. ..,;nn -
tnrougn tne IoMiIs om tu.ev ,vonv , ~ the
comes. In piiusewoso. sos ,,n S w. ;no % ~
cnlloleh aIe Pfesch.eu Ps,nthinn nro s thresnab III
scnool ny lacN VI ieio'hs t;o.ior ~ NJ p;ttsbnyn
rennsylvanla' par.loaia.is ~ -, s lahorass
ana i1s slclni;y' mua0 0. SaS ' tha wv iahorsr
polo'y Ia y tle laoe' Hnu a.s.,., sn ionI. ~
can meet ~ 0niy WIN sav VIZ S;u sHo a,on y,
despair Mlcn.gau snu ".s. . .ns,,a;,;no Ioo y
presena . ll.gn'.al ~ =, ieUo'1%, ~ ssao
poxei. ahuo .h Ssu.h Sl',i tha " ~resn of nced
AS 70 .ue 1ousu Ss,,a s aIrasedv sI, heon tolJ
~ our reaoeIs Law a1a .;aI4ar o.r ,,no~ v ~ .
dal'y grows ush.el -, "ao .nU., wy "poI aoo e
Peopse !ueis' ;.S;u Hn, a. ;ts "I oroo;mts @ Eren
ing rom nl.un .'s p.Sot 10 soroa "
Mor1netn povesty ;.l" iy,ens' W. W. % sI;I;tsr,,
tae uniVr.una'J "nis.s " .De Co. - onS
Monsrcnles. - :, oI. w;t,,o"t t tho ordinary
CITY thoasahas ase M..n1u. nusSa sn' % 90 eon,;
necessafles OF ,.e' auo .he; hea'' .;nos ~ ANIL
lies gre oolgea W see tnen ,S n',u ,,aoorsa "'
children huagcr ana ~ eo'u o.o"us'
work cannot be obtained on any 'etihs'
There is no exaggeratloh III these
statements If anything, they tall snort
Of the bitter truth. Norris it supposl,
ton merely that urges Us to say that
there is but one prospect of a change
for the better one road to our former
prosperity-one channel through which
commerce, and trade, and maHutac-
lures, now crushed and crippled, may
again reach their respective tiourlshln,g
conditions. Every idle workman snoulo
at once employ himself as q polltlcal
missionary, to urge upon all who may
come within the sound OF his voice, Of
the scope of his influence, the Necessity
of depriving ofpower the Jacobins whe
have seized upon the Government
through the seductive aid OF "big boun
ties" destroyed our commerce banls1
ed our shipping from the seas and load
ed US with an unparalleled burthen 0
taxation, for the support OF the LAZY
negro, and the enriching OF hordes 0
white fanatics who hate the poor, an(