Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1892-07-07

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patient judge, and the teacher il
content when he is monarch of al
he surveys as he sits in lordly
style and rules both by royal Law
and royal grace, that is making
love to the grown up girls in chool
but at the same time giving fits tc
the boy population under him.
Each one filling his place
Artists with paint and brush
bring out on the canvas before
them paintings SO life-like and
realistic as to seem ready to speak
.tothe beholder: but they would
be utter failures in bringing out
a crop Of potatoes from the
reluctant soil with a hoe.
There ought to be peace and
fraternal feelings all along the
lines of diversified industry, fol
this diversity is necessity of our
nature. Weare fighting against
the divinely established order Of
things when we are trying to aban.
don these conditions or to render
any of them subservient to others
One is as necessary as another, and
when well filled equally ashonora'
BILE. The man, the party, or the
press that w;llfully tries to set one
interest or industry against
another lacks the. true requisites
of patriotism and statesmanship
Let the kid gloves be extended in
hearty and fraternal greeting to
tbs boaest yeomanry in wool hats;
ana Is; wool '1ats be ldoffed il
recognition Of iFn2 nGlit every.
where, ;or one is az eoai Us tie
other. 'N!,eye is nc hei II u, :. w"ol
bat unless it incioss ,aa,.e, II
my IS thece ANY d sfoae n 80
gloves i :Lsy ara or clran tt&nds
1t is disposition al; 10 posii'ol
after all which is the mark OF Ky
excellence.
From the fact that different
capacity indicates a division o:
labor and leads to such condition
more or less perfectly, we may
infer the following corollary: tha
capacity should be utilized, that
none be leftidle, LIDO not believe
that, from the nature of things
any one can afford to be an idler.
He who Simply eats and wears i
a useless thing in socic y except Il
so. far as he increases the demand
by the amount he consumes. Tha
the world owes any one a living is
false; and he who makes such
plea is apt to do one Of two things
settle down in lazy sycophancy to
to be supported by his mother O.
some othrr dear relative who keeps
no account of the board bill, or tc
develop into a higwayman. i
is both dangerous and agains
nature to do nothing, perhaps be-
cause against nature.
That this divergence in capacity
which leads to varied industry il
for the common good of all may
seen from the following
considerations. The artifcer in
any line of industry by constan
application to any line o
work is able to turn GU
more and better results than b.
merely piddling at several. Thi
is a day of specialists when mel
are not expected to know all thing
or to be able to do all things, bu
to know some things perfectly anc
to be able to do some special lin,
of things we'll. The day has past
when any one can command the
respect and patronage of hi
fellows in half a dozen different
and wholly distinct callings.
Again, there is not only al
increase in the bnlk and quality
of the results of industry from
healthy, wise, and proper division
of labor but the work of one class
is SO interviewer with another tina
the whole would be seriously in
jured by the crippling of any of itl
parts. A machine needs pinion'
and pulleys, and belts, and shaftin&
and to discard or destroy ont
part would be as certainly to stoI
its running as if all were broken a
once. A chain ceases to be
chain when broken, it is no longer
a whole but parts of whole.
So it may be seen in thu
machinery around us when labcl
ood oop;to1 ond cLiI1 ond ,,ro otinf