The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1873-10-02
wRAr cAusns nAnp F1Mna.
Too many spend money, sRd tPe

| Too many spend honey, sad rpe
few earn it. al u Y
IL Toe much money is spent Waste-
fully and needIesslE, and too little
saved and made productive and aecR-
mnlatlve. Is "a gtIsr-lslff.5
We buy too much abroad that we
oilghtltos produce at homeafHa1
We buy too much that we do not
paw for cash down--~toomuch of what
we bay being what we do not actually
We are too wastefui, know too lit
tie how to economic, and have toe
little disposition to do so.
la We5aret too speculative, unscrHpu-
lous and actually dishonest incur ef-
forts to make money. .5snsse47t s.4
Too many of3us prefer idlensss ta
industry. and too few of nS know
how to work nd5deriYe pleasnpe and
profit from our labor. .Af
II We spend too much time learniaG
what is not useful, and too little ia
forming ourselves upon the beat meth
k0ds of promoting our material pros
tperity.
We know too much of pOlitics,
spend too much time ands money as
/ politicians, aud knew too title about
political econpmy and the. science Of
| a stable, economical, successftlf public
policy. " oi Ls1aNae ad5 mon asln
Eiss Our actions are governed too much
by passion, prejudice and partlsaR
feeling, and not enough by q broad.
intelligent, libelab and0 patriotic eOR-
ception of the duties which Amegi-
can citizenbhfp Involves.
/ : We are too 1supefficiaf and iEapa~
/ htisht Rnd9lack the ncleArl hnEpOze and
ineEsistent patient pplieatiO1e ,necea-
sary to permanent success.t4 az.
We depend too much upon Our
l'sshaTphess and 'icNteness, ? and Readi-
ness to- take advantage of circum-
stances. and net genOnsh lppeal earnest
honest labor. ...xf,.....c =,
90 we talk and read too much, aad
think and act too little. ts s!iotl
iGosWei spread doouFselVesioV6r too great
q sisurfaea,i aud thus fail 10 dig deep
teRough inlone place for the Nuggets
that viii surely enrich, US, i5g,...d
We lack in that higher mortality
which frowns 'lSMR vGnatity 3hd ele-
vatess and encourages pRFify 0f lASss>
RpFobityW ofIoondnet aRdlRS69Hpule
regard for - soVAl sad AsAeEAss
We do not teach 6atr cAildsSn tAae
l AaCy EAuStS HUT now VOe 9@IU Bu@kK OW4
liYing2and ara toe willing To- eoNmit
them. to ta5hfel eflyeaays HuaerapploHs-
ness, depending on their skill as make
shifts rather than their soiid esquire.
ments as men and women.
We roll about too much ike stones
hatigather no moss, enriehing eoEpO-
ratiops . and speenlatinge capitalists,
and idefrauding ourselves of, the prof
its OF Our own industry. saAi elh
Ioi We are Idevotees of lashoW rather
than substance, and pay ohemage to
the glitter of a Success, which is but
8 robe covering filth, Fottenness and
corruption u social, GommerciaI and
politicaldt oiia 15IGpni 1nesRssI
. Wes bHildstOol lmanyfchuFehes, and
cultivate the Christian Yirtues aud
spirit too little.
We have too many schools and toe
few real teaehSra.hj 3oH j Il
IesWe are tooeUud dixided in certain df-
lrectiens and not eneughso insothsrs.
We adhers too closely to what wa
ought to depart from, and refuse to
take hold Of that to which we ought
to ellington 9tod y sd1 10 sYoza
In short, we are teofEAueh what We
ought not, and net snonghEAat we.
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