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what Agnculturs Docs.

An exchange says Without agricul-
ture there is no wealth. Gold and silver
are not wealth--they are its convenient
representatives; commerce produces no
WEALTH. simply exchanges it; manufac-
ture, and the arts combine it, Agricul.
ture Is the prolific mother Of wealth--the
rest simply handle it when produced and
delivered into their hands.
The earth breeds savages. Agriculture
breeds enlightened nations; it breeds houses
and ships, temples and seninaries; it breeds
tho mandatory; sculpture, painting and
music are its offspring. The wheels Of
the workshops, the sails Of commerce, the
implements Of science, the pen Of genius
the pencil and chisel Of the artist, the
eloquent tongue of the orator, the sehem-
uing brain of she statesman, she equipages
q wealth the banquetines Of pleasure
all that renders earth in It's tides Of life
anything but great sepulehre, move and
have power Of being, because the field:
yield their fruits to the patient toll Of the
husbandman.
We might manage to live without
merchants, without mariners, without ora,
tors, without poets; perhaps we might
possibly survive the loss Of demagogues-
but sure | am We could not DO without
plowmen.
The state Of husbandry in any country
Is the best test Of its enlightenment. The
thermometer Of civilization rises or falls al
drives the ploH sYou must send the
plows9 exclaimed q man who had travelled
ell over Christine missionary ground, Gin
heather lands. barbarian nation needs
but to Do plowed up deep, subseiled, plant.
ed, and Tho inevitable harvest will Be an
enlightened nation.
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