Daily Republican., 1882-12-30
Old Year.

COnCtrnou, Will oDly NO iho"iAOou NPS"
the historic pages of life after to-day.
1t is morally significant that it closes
on the Sabbath, when there will BE- time
for rehection-time to look back over
the past and see where the mistakes of
the year have been made, and time
for framing good resolutions, to correct
past evils in the year to come. As all
are fallible, it is not improbable that
all have done something during the
year past, which, if they had time to-
live over, they would not DO again.
This is a grand time 10 gather up all
those errors, whatever they may be,
into one great pyramidal heap and
make funeral pyre of them. An OPP
portunity is now offered to post the
book of moral accounts, 10 see whether
we are more debtors than creditors and
square off the balances. There is moth
ing 50 beneficial, either in a moral or
business point OF view, as to know ex-
actly where we stand and what capital
we have to start on for another year
Have the talents committed to Us been
actively employed, or we're they hidden
away in a napkin?
The year that is just closing has been
peculiar year in many respects, and
yet We have met with many worse
years. In business aspect, lines have
been generally good. There were work
and wages for all who wanted them,
not so remunerative probably as in
some former years, bat better than
many. The battle between labor and
capital, has been of an exciting nature
and attended with varied fortunes. Be
tween the two an equilibrium has been
preserved, and the capitalist, as a gem
oral thing, 6ndE remunerative invest
ments for his money, and the laborer
finds employment through such invest.
ments.
The rapid growth and threatening as.
peCt Of mOnopolies, indicates danger
that hears the closest watching I'm.
grain gambler, Vanderbilt, Gould and
srcb otbar men were rot rrorto,
they might indeed be terror to the
nation. Fortunately for the world at
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