The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1869-07-02

nat YOU have more power than you are now
using. Ifyou are not too large for the place
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to know his name 60 Into a6ylAn fdwste store
and ask for the best hammct In the world,
and II the salesman be an In enigeut man he
gill bring you hammer bearing the name o.
draw Inspiration from II.
through the shows Of the ohensnso Valley,
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could max. better hammer than any other
task for more than quarter OF q century. He
studied the chemistry OF metals, the strength
Of materisls, the philosophy Of form. He
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cess that he did not master. He taxed his wit
10 invent machines to perfect and cheaper hi.
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integrity embodied In steel, The spirit Of the
man is IN each ham msr, and the work, like the
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lives ID stfusnce ID get the best that xnEio
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to 90 QUE thing better than any other nan n Il
tho world has done 10.
Lot me e.ll your a.ten.lon TO somethin,
as Srp h .S1 n. sSsS s1ss, l1 S
isd, Who had come up rom ii. hons u i III
nrst rudiueats of penn snship By seribbling OF
the sole leather Of a good old Quaker shoe
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has been called abenishtsd G.htsbals" n.ei
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commenced a little writing school and threw
into the work the fervor OF poetic soul and
possess, he caught his ideals OF beauty from
the waves Of the lake, and from the curves
that they made upon the white sand beach,
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BY the HAND ef nature no wrought out thst
system OF penmsnship which 10 now the pride
sy:se have Seae 9. gIn sIn0G
college, and which 10 so worthily represented
BY the son OF Its author--my friend, Profaksal
Spencer. your able instrlsior~ tfpBkdse !
! FsssfSI his whole heart Into the work he un IL.
0aly yesterday on my way here 1 learned /.
. ,s,s WHEN I VII give you to show how, BY
the work, you may reach success. A few day,
surprise or ShG%Rhy and ,S the ss.,
M. Ryder. a photographer from the city OF
hsppy.p II . ,. But h HS. ga a.: thnn.
Of q process practieed W Bohemians, these
workers 10 sisss In southern GeImsny,A pro.
cess OF touching up the negative with the
finest Instruments, thus removing all ehsmi.
cal imperfeetions from the negative itseif
Reading this he seat to Bohemia for one OF
Ing the art Of Bohsmis into tho service OF his
own profession.
This patient German sat down with hi.
these negatives, working with the 6aest Tin in.
stIumenf., rounding and Strengthening the
outlines, the artist was able at last to print
ssyS more perfect f
| India ink nnish. And so Mr.. ryder took the
prize. Why notf II was no mystery; II was
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70 bear the force OF an energetic mind to al.
tain the best possible result. rh.t ~ tne
Only WAY. Joqng lsdiss and gentlemen, In
beoausr they deserve success. These things
are wrought out and do not come to hand
already made. Poets may be born, but success
Now, young gentlemen, let me say another
Mo Ioar k wsv moi stand a, =. obstacle
thing that can happen to young IN an i. to be
pitched overheard and compelled to sink or
sYm for himself. In all my acqu tintsncs
was worth the saving. Laughter and ap.
plau.e.l This would not be true In any other
country, snt one Of political equ.iity like
ours. The editor OF one OF the leading maya
Zines Of England told me, not many mo nths
age, q fact startling enough iu Itself and
which ! VII repeat In your hearing. He told
n.,iann. nae .,n heve1 yet Known In all his ex.
lAhorers mot those who own farms, but the
mere farm.lsborers,) who had ever risen above
commercial classes h,d tl.en ireGasntiy, but but
from the farm'labor class he had never known
one.
The reason 10 this: In the sristocrssles Of
the Old World wealth aud society are built up
like the strata OF rock which compose the
lowest STRATUM Of lie, u Is almost Impossible
the higher rsnksi but 10 this eountry It 4. mol
so: A.. DR.. Hopkins, of Massschusstt once
SAID, the strata Of our society "resemble
rather the ocean, whore every drop, even the
lowest, 10 free to minglc with all Others, and
may shine At last on the crest OF the highest
waves" That 10 the glory Of our country,
young gentlemen, Add you need not fear that
there are any obstacles which will prove too
great to any brave man. yeu VIII rec ollect
| what Burns. who knew all meanings OF poyer.
~ aHd struggle, has said 10 homely verse;
| Though losses aud crosses
| Be lessons right severe,
| Thsre's wit there, you'll II get thore.
| You get no other where :"
| Ono thought moro and will close This 10
| almost sermon, but cannot help II, for the
| occasion itself has given rise to the thoughts