The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-11-09

f.v"r diversified industry have beeu
applicable to all States alike the
best water power and cheapest coal
are in States that make 10 extensive
use Of either middle climates, and
supeIior facilities for cheap transpor-
tutIon have furnished advantages that
have not been transmitted into net
profits and yet such communities,
daily inflcting irreparable injury
upon themselves, by neglectipg the
gifts Of God and sluruing the labor
Of man, arc wont ~ deem themselves
injured by the prosperity flowing
from superior industry, and n practi
cal economy
AS q cl,sing suggcstion-ouo in
which tho whole future prosperity Of
your States is Involved in au eminent
degree-permit me to implolc you
GIVE PROFITABLE LABOR TO ALL YOUR
PEOPLE.
Depend not upon the coolies of
China, or the people Of Europe, until
all your people, Of whatever color,
condition or capacity, have full em.
ployment for MUD and muscle in de-
yeloping the wonderful capabilities
under your control.
The practical question Of the day is
not where shall we procure more labor
but, rather how can we utilize and
profi,ahly employ the varied capacities,
tastes and Inventive powers of every
individual Of our present population
What can each accomplish with the
best results ! What can te done for
the employment Of men practiscd in
no skillful employment I What for
INDECENT women, and even children,
dependent upon their owu excrtions
for subsistence, for All education
and rdvauccd social positions The
State that furnishes employment for
every son and daughter, labor suited
to every capacity and taste, heavy
toll for the unskilled and plodding,
dexterous and delicate manipulation
for the artistic, effort with soul in it,
for the intellectual, will become in
stiuct with life, energy, progress,
wealth aud contentmont. Then labor
will be cheerful, toll pleasure, and
its benifcent results enhanced be-
you'd tho highest expectation. Such
results can never follow the practice
Of few rude Industries.
1t is only truism TO say that the
wealth ofa country is the aggregate Of
its labor beyond its requirements for
subsistence. Yet the truth of the
saying is not suffi GENTLY realized.
The largest results in accumulation
can therefore, only be Obtained by
securing the best and most effective
efforts Of every Individual. All must
unite, then, aud with heart and will,
mind and muscle, contribute to the
great end Of enriching beautifying
and blessing thi, glorious land.
l attn satisfied that II new era is daw-
ming, that the rule Of ons idea is
weak, and that the diver>idcation of
production has already commenced
opening career Of actively and
vista of beauty unwitnessed in tho
brightest day Of this nation.
Notwithstanding ali his buster
Wondell Phillips is endowed with
clear and piercing insight. The i'm.
pelling causes, the DRIFT and the pro,
bablc results of current events, arc
distincly discerned by him. So, too,
are the characteristics Of the men
who now figure prominently and &c.
lively in politics. His declarations
that Grant is the strongest mau in the
country to-day that he has the char
actcr and the average brain which rep
reSsnts the loyalty and Intelligence of
the American people that he can
mske sure OF that confidence from the
people which means t;,at they believe
the honor and the interests Of tho na-
tion are safe in his hands that he
answers to the description of the man
who is the sucoessful one because he
reflects the sentiments of the largest
number and keeps iu the front rauk;
tt,at ho aas shown great Judgment,
and, above oil, has maintained for the
colcred people s.eadfast friendship,
when numerous prominent members
of this party shirked their duty that
his strong common sense, united to a
firm will and true patriotic spirit,
has held him straight to the line of
duty the people desired no should
pursue but that he is not supported
by Congress which is selfish and Ariv-
elling, docs not interpret the wants
and aspirations Of tue country, deals
in jobs, has no broad policy and is
incommensurate with the growth and
intelligence Of the country all these
declarations of Wendell Phillips will,
doubtless, be endorsed by the Ameri.
can people as emphatically true. N.
Y. Herald.
To be courteous in time Of peace
il not bad. To be courteous in time
Of war shows noble spirit. The
Germans have always been rated far
helnw the Rranch IN nolite and oolixh