, 1870-03-20

ia the end to which II is built and garnished. I.
stands there under the sun and moon to ends
analogous and not less noble than thcire. Il is
not for fcativitx, it is not for sleep bat the
mountains to uphold the roof Of men as faith
ful and necessary az themselves to bs the
shelter always open to good and t1ue persons
hall that shines With sincerity, brows ever
tranquil, and dcmesnor impossible to discon-
coTt whose inmates know what they want
who do not hsk your houso how theirs should
be kcRt. They hsve aims they e,nnos pause
for uihes- The diet OF the house does not erc-
atc its order, hut knowledge, character, action,
absorb 70 much life and yield 40 mneh enter
.aiument tf,at the refectoIy has ceased to DO SC
Ctlrions}y studied.
Witi, change OF aim has fo1loBodn change
Of tho whole scale By which men and things
werc went to he measured Wealth nnd pow
erty are seen for Whit they arc 1t begins to
be eoen that tho poor arc only thoeo who feel
rich, rs We reckon them, and among them the
very rich, in truo scale, would DO found very
indiCcnt and ragged. Tho great mike rs feel,
first OF all, tho indifference OF circumstances
They ccn into activity the higher perceptions,
a9e @ sfuai but te IL sSsr S A persspons @ ind ther LII g.
iccts everywhere; only the low habits need
Palaces and banquets,
Let man, then, Say: Ny house is here in
the county, for the culture Of the county: An
eating-house and sleeping house for travellers
it ehalI be, but it shall be mnch
to cnmber yourself ind me to get . rich dinner
for this man OF this WOMAN who has A1ightod
at our cato, nor bedchAmber made ready at
too great q cost, These things, II they hle
curious in, they csn get for a dollar 1t any VII
lage. But let this stranger, il he Will. IN your
heart and eatnestnesa, you- thought and VII,
which he cannot buy 1t any price. in any VII
lnge or city, and which he may well travel fifty
miles, and. dine sp4sely, and sleep hard, IN
Ss Ser se2eas u shoa and dce Ii tie s' f5s Bed b's 81
| dicssedA for tho traveller. but let
not Tho emphasis Of hospitality lie IN these
! things Honor to tho house where they are
Eimplo to tho verge Of hardship, 30 that there
the intellect is awake and reads the laws Of tho
universe, the soul worEhips truth and love,
! honor and courtesy dow into all deeds
| There was never country In the world
which could so easily exhibit this heroism as
ouIs; never anywhere the State has mada sueh
efficient provision for popular education, where
intellectual entertainment is 80 within reach
Of youthful ambition. The poor mans s9n
house in every city, in every town, whero
talent and t.ste, and sometimes genius,
dwell with poverty and labor. Who has
not seen, and who can SEQ unmoyed. under q
low roof, the eager, blushing boys dischsrging
;,.r info tho e;tt;nr.room t. thr a.uar -. ~ ~.
m6rrn,ss Toerriless lcsann. vct s4ca,;n; trna to
resd ona chsnter 1no1c ~ 10 nora3 h.rd1T
errrrcled i1,fn thc fo1er.nce ri fntber md
1nntGerNatoninr far the same tv snmc nsrss
n r1n,a,ri, or ;}oldepith tho Warm sv7nr,ihy rih
Nth which they k;nillo carh other Il acHcoi.
yaYd. OK in basn or wood.shcd. With scrans o,
poetry or song, with phrases Of the Inst ora.
hon, or mimic1y OF tho orator tho youthful
,chnni doclanntion f,;tbfn1iv Tahn,rscd NJ
1nv,o sometimes n tha Y.t;n3c sn1nnt;mc. IT,
tbc rAm;-at;on ~ sisters fhn fSret aoi;t, ~
ios.s NJ litersrr v,n;tv whom fhe tTe.s1,t;,, ~
ia tIero I,.s hoen cnrnictc1. aitt;nn sionr
no,r the I'm ~ tho honsa ~ c.nt;o1Ha .. corn.
ps1ieon m Of lie attractiyo adyertisement Of the
aarirai ~ Mnrnendv Hoofh or Eemhin nr nj
t5n a;eenrrec ~ ri. .Inn1,n anaaLsr 11;th ,ho
oxncrse ~ Fla ente1ts;nncnt. tbe sfYoct;nnnts %
| Gni;rht w;fh si,;ch thcr cract 3ha ref,rn ~
e,cS ~" aftar tha e-rIr sansrstions srhi.b
seho,, ~ hns;,,esa ronn;rs ~ 5oroa;cht --;tI,
which dnr;nr snch shsences. tbcr bivo the
honer which onnortunitv ofYrrs for the car
| and ;m,rinntion II tho others. md fha nnrr.
strained riee vitf, wbicF, t5er fishnricn thcm.
selyes Of their early mental treasures when he
Lolidnys bring them again topcther.
WHAT ia the hoon t1st hoIds thcrn s,.nnch
1t is the iron baud OF poyeHv. Of neeessity. oi
austeritv. which. excluding them frnnn the
sensual enioyments which make other bow
too ea1Iy old has directed THAR activity in aafc
sud ricbt channels. and nnade Them. des,,ite
themselves. rcyersera of fhc rr,nd thc haan,
t:fni sn;I fho f,onI All abn-t.1;rh4ad 81.
dents ~ hoois ~ n.tnre md ~ mani ~
L.nnr roni1 t}ar 1I.oT 1ha;- .5r.rt.,ss ~
ThcTE nina for Yroojo,n fTo,, fh,t MIA n.ra9t,
| voEe thev SIGH fnr f3ne rlotbes fo1 r;Ses n,
Tho theatre. md nrenoatnre freednn and 1;es;
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