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and swell the angry tides Of politics. OF who become
pensioners npon the public purse, and eternal
ddaes for Office. That this is so, appears at every
view-ook to your builders of private houses, to your
brckayers carpenters cabinet Makers and others that
are the links and joints Of good community are they
foreigners-not they the of our own coun-


try whose parents, having realised the axiom that
cupation industry and specific trade are the secur-
ties for moral and profitable society, have brought up
their children in those respective lines of industry.
Look in the petty taverns, where the living poison to
corrupt the soul. well TO degrade the being. is
poured QUIZ look TO all the temporary and nameless pur-
s'ts which ingenuity and thirst for gain invent, TO prick
up from the appetites Of the idle The needless be
raity of the rich, and inquire who are the keepers Of


these places Of tempiaton-the answer is not
trymen. Turn then your Offices, and inquire no is
the jealous, the most untring the most constant
and tn most successful applicants the answer ls MT
your ou,n countrymen, and give strange exam
ple to the world Of nation whose tradesmen me-
chanics. patriots, and statesmen labor to
and support the useless people Of strange lands. The
remedy Of this unnatural condition is in the hands Of
our own countrymen, and trust that, however they
may differ in party politics, they will unite in the eff
fort produce the great reform which them,
for their sakes as individuals as well coec-
lively a nation.