From the Loalsuilie Hegai3
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:, shee''a'aies'-lt is unfortunately tic fact.

 that too many parents look upon Inecban;e3

 al ,l e'aployinents ?, as degrading, and prefer that their sons should be auacks and netf;- iogsers, rather than useful and respectable iaesaamcs; hence it is, that our country k

 3sssfsal With men calling themselves law ',i's' 'leesofs, Who are at the very tail of s.ssh isaoeellve professions, but who, if their ''.'s'''', , of 'ne Dent ot their genius had been consulted, would have made excellent ma ehanies, and have risen to wealtb and a, influential and respectable place in soc;etvs het an absurd prejudice, or dislike to tbe naiils oi mechanic, has doomed them to the llse q comparative poverty and insionifi- oailee. Such men do not reflect. that if sney possess talent, combined With industry s'no T aispositlon to seek information, they 'ii'ay fise 10 emlnence, notwithstanding they may wear the apron of q mechanic, instead