The Weekly Kansas chief. [volume] (Troy, Kan.) 1872-1918, 1876-10-12

ked and the sick In all countries at all times
tness wonderful characters have sSngna 70 % h rhs
great general led his hosts battle because labor had
,ss .a and % upon Ihe % SuSed the sbip Of
State that the husbsndmans interests would be protect
all there OF life when they lived; the hopes the
fears the passions, and the ambitions OF the people.
fails learn all life there the hills and
valleys Of Merry Scotland He who reads hitler viii
be impressed with the goodness of his heart and the in
fanny Of slavery But them all become familiar with
mankind for by il viii learn to know yourself That
is the most useful Of all knowledge In short there is no
scope of knowledge which not useful To the farmer
You need all the knowledge Of tezeher to know that
your children start right in the race OF hie You need all
the knowledge of doctor much to keep yourself we'll
to heal the sick You all the knowledge Of the
and God You need all the knowledge of
the lawyer not TO enable to legally cheai your neigh
Dor, but to keep the honest Iou need 10 know
the laws of osmmerce without you there could be no
commerce knowing that you would discover other rea
times You would talk less about changing laws relating
to finance 70 relieve the expressions Of tns times IL Is
too easy TO discover that making laws one man with
ilion dollars in his pocket Is more potent framing
then you win realize the full danger by whicn you
surro anded and lind pathway for your thoughts
Who your men in power, and whom do you want
there Have YOU met together and canvassed-not the
claims of be elected for man has no such claim
right man. have you said to him. Sir you mast serve Us
in Congress- in the Senate in the executive chair OF the
state dnu III nalls Ot tue W. 9Ou
been silent and thoughess, until some man craving the
hOnOrs and emouments Of Office lmpotdned you 10 20
some precinct to vote for him and make Of your
vote has he paid you hve trn or twenty DOLLARS 10 90
round and gather neighbOrs and make sure they
all the polls If the former, you the master
and the elected man is your loyal servant But If the
latter you all vassa and the elected man the auto
crat He who is perm tied to buy power Of people,
should be authorized to il merchandise and gather
the largest profits IRON the smallest and the
people complaint The ohce-seeker may
justify himself in buying bJ the hope Of gam and the
right King something meaner than mess OF pot
tage Be wise for the age in which you live demands IT,
your own suse stion. Then and till then
will the master hand guide the ship Of State, where
shoals are encOuntered and breakers never
heard. Then and not till then will presumPtuOus am
bton be taught that
Ambition less than littleness."
Statistics disclose the fact provident
tiOn earth has time sufficient subsistence to
maintain its people tor more than four or hve years
shoG al Sns Labor %IG nns the S
terrible consumers of nation substance. At the
OF the late civil war in our country were
the most prosperous people on the globe Nctwthstand
ing nearly million Of men were taken from producing
nearly supplied their places with labor machines
and We fell but little behind But in the war between
is abundant to machines substitutes and in
yentive genius lies in perpetual slumber In that great
war they up destroyed the substance both
tons. That disturbed the commerce of the world When
peace dawned Prussia and France both nations util
lied everything to sell but too buy and the
balance trade WAS against all other nations
tion kept purchasing and waiting to sell
ducts until found ourselves millions in debt with
told millions produced by labor, hands that
could sell This deranged whole system Of labor
day poor because we are rich own productions
We shall find the approaching OF good times
ured by the recuperion OF those countries devastated
by gathered habits of economy and util
y, rather than in any scheme of greenbaeks anti
gIeenbacks. Finance must be governed by the laws of
the people viii be ever cheated When you
become familiar with commercial law you will realize
how you and have been ittering away that power
W hich should make you masters of the world
See how ntte tnlnSs grow 70 arge ones. You bring
buys he learns the price current at Chicago The
merchant there. The Chicago nercnant before he
makes offer, obtains the last quotations. from New
York; and when the Chicago merchant goes to New
York before he gets offer in New York, the
chant must the last cable quotations from
Liverpool the great gram market OF the wUrli You
have led your merchant has fed tn, railroad
with local freight Chicago and the Chicago merchant
the Chicago merchant IN turn feeds the rdirOId from
Chicago 10 New York with local and the mereh
of New York with has profit All this before your
reaches tine starting point from winch It ratiates To
the consumer and all Al your and his expense. That
higher knowledge invoke for the farmer, Will suggest
a cheaper oT reacnIns tue cJnsdner, aud
will realize money for his and the hungry
will obtain much cheaper bread. Iney would
learn uallZe their products at home sending only its
uutrnent abroad avoid intermediate places and all
middIe men.
ments for the twenty years in this State at
the of journey that must lead glory
m eat and This Is the hume Of wheat aud corn
and thusans of will gather upon hills and in
and must he rlch, for men must have bread
There is refinement IN the home OF Kansas
farmer today than the corresponding class Of any
Iber State IN the And in evar
neig borhood with higher schoo every County IN.
University at LawrelYe. ami the Agricultural College
ar Manhattan are marks pointing Io the ~,
ture with all pride and certainty Intellectual
Greatness Let broad grUan their over.
nrd.nru crops. Let minds De with m. rich
trs.snrrs of Know leuge. Let hannv Then
indeed can the prUua hInsan exciaI We are In, rich
est the nobest the nappest people Oh VarthI But
above oil let the grow warm WITH pure and holy
social intercourse Never forget 10 be cnlid Let hon,
m tine haven troubles enter, and are foruot
en- Lei the smile welcome De repaid by the feryd ut
tsrance OF choicest word. Be honest Be no.
Die BE true yourself, your country and ,our God
then indeed will yOLr nie be sublime And in the Ian.
guage OF our sweetest poets:
Lives of great men all remind u.s.
We make our lives sublime;
And, departing leave behind
Footprints the sands of time
Footprints that perhaps another
Sailing Der lfe's solemn main,
A forlOrn and shpwrecked brother,
Seeing may take heart again
Then, let us be up and doing
With a heart for any fate;
Still achieving. still pursuing.
Learn labor and to wait"