The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1907-12-04


with tho laboring man who deliberately
auppcria corrupt denagogue nnd asl.
tatQr whethcr head of a union or aead
ct aGmr municipality, because he Is said
10 haze stood by tho union The mem
hers nf the business community, tho cdti-
caters, or clerSymeu, Who condona and
cnc0Nr& ee the first KIND or wrong-dong
are more dangerous 60 the community,
hut IRE morally even worse than The
labor men WHO are guilty Of the second
ivpc of Nronsloing. because less is 10
he p1rdon0l those who haze no such en-
cGsa as is furnished either by ignorance
or by dire need.
Welfare Of Farmers and
Waee-Workers Most Vital.
Wien tho department OF agriculture
/ was founded there was much sneerirg as
| 10 its usefulness, No department Of the
i government, however. has moro en-
! phateaily vindicated It's usefulrcss. and
/ rose save the post office department
/ comes 10 continually and intimately into
tourh with the people The two citizens
whose welfare r. IN the aggregate most
| yital To The welfare of the nation. and
Therefore 10 the welfare Of all other cit-
! zese arr the wagc-worker who does
tnauual labor and the tiler Of the soil.
the farmer There are. Of course. Kinds
iacrtal. and these are other kinds of
labor where under existing conditions,
! Nclv littla dctn7ud .ndced ia madc upon
tho mind, though | ana glad 10 say that
the proportion o. men engaged in this
Ind sc work Is diminishing. But IN any
community Win the solid, healthy quail
ties witch mike UP reoliy great nation
tho hG.k of the people should do work
which calls for the exercise Of both body
ord nirG. Proeress can not permanently
exist IN the abandonment Of physical
labor. but IN the Development of physical
I1har - shat It shaIl represent more ana
lanre lie work Of the trained mind m the
trained hodY ctr rchoo system is
sipyaT4 detective III 10 faf as II puts
premium upon mere literary training and
teuda therefore 10 train the boy away
froai the farm aad the workshop. Moth
ing Is inuIe nceIed than the best type of
industt'af school tho school for me-
eh9rical Industries in the city. the school
for practically teaching agriculture in the
country, The calling Of the skilled tilier
81 Inc soil tho calling Of the skilled mo
chanie, should alike be recognized as
professions. INst as clnphatically as the
caiiirzs OF LAWYER doctor, merchant or
eSnr'c The schools should recognize this
fsct aad II shoylid equally be recognized
IN popular opinion. The young man who
has the fafsighta dness and courage - |
,fncogaiec Il ara get over the idea Chat |
Il ma.te1 g difference whee her what he !
e3tra IL called salary or wages. and who /
refi;ass 10 enter The crowded field OF The !
eo-caIr. professions. aud t4kes 10 coz /
st,. al; Il iMda+(r3 instead Is ~ eaf'ab,9 4
sure 81 IN ample reward IN earnings, n 4
heath in opportunity 10 marry c1riy !
and to cstalen p homo Win q ralr
;Gaouat of freedom from WORRY It
ahuuld he one oc orr prime objects ~ p1' /
b. 4y
higher piaue al cGiciorcy and reward 50
rs to iatrrago. their effectiveness - the
ecorotar wogld, an9 therefore the III
nltr. tho reriuuer tion. ard the power 81
ihair positions IA tho social world
No growth Of cities. no growth Of
woui;h can make up for any loas IN
cltncr the number or the character Of the
fernfirg population We Of tho United
states ahould realizc this above almost all
ottcr peoples, We began our existence as
n nation OF farmera. and in every great
crisis Of tho past a peculiar dependence
las had TO be placed upon the farming
and this dependence has
hitherto been justified But Il can not be
lHoh in tho future e agriculture is
permitted to sink IN the scale MS com |
pared with other employmeuts We can
not afford to lose that prominently typi-
cal American. the. farmer who OWNS his
'NH "lNe'''iH Pc - -"
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vhicE nov lend tn bring about both these =
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/
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by TEN srk .7,ent Of AoricuIture, i
II
y" IVY l'"t"' 'Htv Wy :
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