The Leavenworth weekly times. [volume] (Leavenworth, Kan.) 1870-1880, 1874-07-30

w NC. ~ ~ az. hon,, ~ The dav-and
Ien. IT, "a H. no;., sr.ene for arru-
ne.e. -. ..J :. ,h.rs for more
me .., ,,,. th.s nth The Aid Of
80 .sc,,,ct n onr ma,veIouslv
;ntslI;o.n, l.bor. That man can do more
vork 10 a week now than be could In .
| -boIs month half a century ago? l Temem-
Der that M. w. D Kelly, that thorough
sta,iuician and able man. in one OF hle
,peeches in tie HoUs last winter, stated
that the increase Of wealth in this country,
by reason Of cur inventions and cois'tJ
during the laat twenty years. mao zen
greater than TIA Of all The centuries thai
preceded it.
II the products Of the q unity are much
in excess Of the demand, then some viii Be-
idle and Indulge in luxury. ldlenese aod
luxury are The rocks on which the ship Of
our State will at Last founder. o. them
Greece w.s cast away, Rome "a, Loot, and
every other nation whose existence u now
alone IN history. Great wealth, maslve for
tur 60 like those OF Stewart, Vanderbilt and
Astor, are more dangerous to the nation
than all the foreign or civil fees that ever
beset il. What is imperatively required, in
NV opinion, il that all men in this country
should have some boinss, which they fol-
fow n an avocaii0n 10 life, and that none
should be idIers, or have to devote all their
time TO keep the wolf from the door. be-
lieye that ,nv Law which aids them to do
his ia q GOOD Law.
49,. ~. .;,h, hon, ,.v do. th;s bv
.h,,s-s .orLm.n .,d n,.ch.n;c.
s"G%s .~,sn, .mnIov . f.v m.n !, :.
H., ~ y" =. no,tun ~ n stndv the genius Of
~ ., , - snd hscome con,;nc.d ri The ne.
MI .ns po =; ,hs rnIe and ,hns sid To snre.d
,Hs lay an, max. II the rula IFS cad Of The
1910.
=, "."', b. ,o- coded n At there 10 . sp.r;t
80 :. ~, linz, wh;ch h.. . tendency N
do...d. i.no, No-hsre !. this so ann rent
ues.eu. ' s". - n,... ~ ,,on,,l.,;on H..
~ uui 80 TH.,un.. Ix .nscof.,;on n . d.x
.ns' ta.,Ss;,h 80 :. n. m. vorA tnor
~, t GU. =" ',,,o..,d nn..emjv and nnr..
Hnh,;... 3;sni.v. This NAV .nue.r in .
costIv m,nsion. built After The style of some
rndeiv conaructed c,ssIe of antiquity. and
fnrn;shed v;,h material better end finer than
,hs;r re;,bbor'. becauee If la, q foreign
hand Rnt The most oaen.ive and marked
49,, n hi. cha,,cser /, The servant in liv-
IT, nan vho dr~ss. nm The driver If
III. <osch IN the uniform nj a livefied Ger.
v.nt. and dive out in this sayle, has the
Iav on his aide to protect him in tue display
of his fol'y. but the good sense Of the com
munitv must condemn the act a. something
more than an act Of folly. II he has
Nv. LUZ '"- ou,no.s in the de.d
). I. tn varI a distinct on be,w, en- himself
~. " H.. Sr;,.. in ~ cir at ,,ions in I,k. he
dee, II a. a b .dee of dishonor to labor. II
IL we're other wise he would wear the livery
himsslf He has no just conception Of the
right, importance and dignity OF labor in
the eeonmy OF our government and eets
very bad example by his course. There u
but one meaner party to tbs Transaction and
that is he Who accepts the badge and weais
it n the mark Of his dishonor. Far liter
for him cabin on the prairie or howell in
the woods with want 1t the door and free
mans soul within, than plents in such q
servitude.
Nv friends, I am moved 70 these rtflsc-
tions b. cause my ideas Of Aner.can man.
hood have been daily shocked BY TOO fire.
quen,ly witnessing ssalwart men In livery on
the driving boxer Of popirjays Of fa.hion At
the capital Of our country without provoking
remarks OF csnsure from those most interest
ed in maintaining the honor, the dignity
and the equality OF maRhood everywhere.
Give to the lsbcrine msR time to Investigate
the cons qusn OF the .lieh:est marx 10
distinguish him from any o:hsr American
citizen, and he would rope! these assaults
upon 'ns m :.n. anu "P'I. o' me- sises
WIN o'T.ansu ~" ~.n,y P." L'sn'
az "rs TOT ns us..' a asoca..oS., s,s9. noo.s
iof Ieirsrh"en' s"u seep sno eS8i oours 70