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he belongs # we change tho sceoe, We
shall perhaps find him in the halls OF le-
gislation, exercising his practical good
sense, 10 aIay the fury o! heated polite
cians-aiding to give laws to the State
and firmly sustaining the principles OF


public policy, which are suggested by
weli-disciplned mind, and keen sense
Of du y. can hardly conceive no"
parent can be willing that his son should


forego such life Of usefulness, and send


him to a large city, 10 pass life OF lndo-


Ience- --expos-d on every hand to ;emPta-
ton without a hope oil pgoat or advance
ment. And yet We shall find that many
of the shops and retail stores in our CITY,
are filled BY young men-the sons of far


mers, who cherish contempt Tor the oc-


cupation OF their !atherS--and who, ca


ger to escape from life of salaary la


bor, abaa Ion certain road to character
and i11ocs3laaco--an4 shuttle along
through the voa1 without any prospect
OF being useful TO society, or benell2la'
TO themselyes.-Mr. SIeeper's adiress at


Worcester.