HomeMy WebLinkAboutHuron Record, 1881-04-01, Page 3Tire Secret of Naatio>t :al ll'ros*
1'he .?tutericate 1. +.r) Howl- of doing,
great th:..e,, .•ar r i,i11,s il.. ,
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country, t .0:4•„1. M
is still lith.• ,r., -;) , ick
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to be ret I(ol,• •l r t
by it, "or••. , a,
wealth of . P. r . ,growth ;11v1. - ,. .
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bene(• so, .- • 11(• ,.i; ' . t..
vaieadv 117.1,: • • 4, , •t Ill'•,!
titan ; ill the supe(., 7 a;' •'
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those ties; .
vice, tit,• ,' I •
of Critic. _ 1 , . `t ,
tbxl of e1••! • ,)),-
manhood, .1,d,
poor. 77:1(1•7, ,
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spun:+itnt,ll, . ,
they tea; , „ t•,
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their abs('eut•, , t • , ,ti. 4'•1
The poor-liouso is a , i, ,i i;,•
tion ; the train'. ((bound,, 'said i
Only a professed beggar, but often
and it necessary to his own 'so
Iuurllerer as 'll Poverty sexist
its 7vnr1r. :1' .1 tl„ ,t01,(Ilesli form
it is not unaccontl, mc�d by :thrift;
iN t(Ut 01:14 1,•,vi1 'u 4"."•14, but
m i. 11), it (()471 Cet,:. d, -i;; .i (.�li- (•11(
to the tt,w ids of tht. labor of otl
There are in I la' %vr' 1, amt. i11 par
New England, c•it1 t era a Inch have
yet 'quite , Kest flu clitirtvteti,ties
Puritan 14 iu'iCl'1, +v7714717, t((uugb.ri
were always trtrri and 8 -12 -respect
11 some of these pull�c (pinkies. ma
labor universal, 'toil actual pover
uukuowl7, but in the• larger towns
cities the cave Ia vtt'y twitch a•1+vers
the idle and drunken 1 n absor k, a I
,(171'2.;0£ Gltc prospe 1 suklr(Ir t7
naturally grow out of alar.tl i4(]il
and 'successful clevel.operent of,
country's resourees• •
Benevolent iustit,7 tions increase, a
grow day by day, but, they do li
good ; at least they do not -prevent
);Teat volume of misery anti Want .fr
becoming larger and larger. •
eighteen months ago, a youitg 11;1
Calle- into llossessiou.of . property div
ted by the death of itis ftithei lietwe
himself, his mother, .a sister,:ant
younger brother.
Ile desired'teact in accoldaneawi
the princi.l 1 s• of a higher law, than th
enacted by 1uau,,and with the code
route of his mother, because hie •o
agent, and determined to lntes.iga
c((U(0s, relieve want, alld ,ene0ura
well doing as far as possible. But
found little opportunity to play, ti
part of a voluntary bencfactor, TI
property of his family was large
made up of the structures in which ti
poor live, and lie found that rent w
the one spot where the shoe pindhed-
the year around ; and that the•• on
thought with' the' majority 'of his tet.
Barts was-how--.to•.a,vuid•.;•paying-iti 'I.I
self-imposed task lie was obliged_ to r
!impish, for lin had ltotthe stroit
or the courage to press for what still de
shared themselves unable to pay., all
to secure an income ho was obliged t
put the task of collecting in less:quip.
thet;e hands. • •
'Clie young mats W4471 no hero, but i
only shows how utterly inlpossslile i
is to deal with shiftlessness and i
responsibility. As a nation we have -a
burden imposed ,upon us, not of eta
own. - making, in tho aggregation 0
many persons from other lands,. wh
Mavis left their own country for.its•gootl
But this burden the American republic
ti•olut'arily assumed, said, it renders :11
all the (llore incumbent u•pon'its people
to institute such regulations, to for,
. ntulate such laws,' to, create -a1 far as
possible such conditions as will, enable
the evil -element,, to do as little liarm
its possible, and assist them toward the
realization of a better life.
Ono of the most important of these
is the' fostering of a spirit of pi•ti(lenee
and ecsnomy in small ways. T.heee••
ands of people never save because they
think they could save noting (''worth
while." Had we postal saving banks
• itatitute(1 by the government, andtpay-
nig some small tato of interest ou' (11'
posits, a vast 1 umber of persons would
save enough to preserve them fro?mthe'
calamities which now plunge them into'.
wretchedn('ss, and Make them a bur-
den upon the pu7blie. It7veri penny de-
posits would their bo possible, as in the
ease in England, 011(l iii othet'ways in-
dncen,0nt•s should be multiplied for
the industrious poor ta.save, and have
their savings protected, so that" their
eonHdeetce may be strengthened; -and zL
s1.it1111los given 'to habits of forothought.
and self denial, not self incl rlg�nee ort
t?l,• pert. of the masses t1 that ti o.
aaot.o£ a. nation's•. prosperi ty, .
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AT RFA8f1N4USLF RATES.
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Graham,
CLINTON.
Olhntou, l arble Works,.
HURON STREET, CLINTON.*
�f H. COOPER,
11ancifacttwor r f and (l,ft:471• 11101 Mods, of
Marble 84 Ci alllte for Cemetery
Work, nt tigtn•es 4,11 .1 doff• competition. '
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1(t 11.1CI-A KIONS 177 buil11 It; pur-
poses and ('• )111 tory I'ol'k, wideli'littta11
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warren ted. togit( s(li'44etioa,.
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