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10 engage. because it offers chances Tor the rapid
acquisition Of T Fortune-why cannot. Industry be
ennobled and rendered attractive, il 1t can ~
made to open an ayenre. not oaly=to Fortune, sur
TO Rank and Distinction Il can. as wc shall
prove mos, fully


There Is another indication which re VIII poiat
out. Il all the Incentives which have been con-
nected with War.#<uch as t.onors. glory.=corpo-
ratye spirit rivalries and concerts of masses ll-
sic. uniforms and banners, have rendered CARNAGE
attractive, may we not suppose that It the same or
similar incentives were applied TO Production. they
would render IyDUsTRT attractive It i not
agreeable to Kill fellow creature or=t- be killed.
yet this function has been ennobled. and men in
all ages haze sought with avidiiy places in ar
rn;es-have sought eagerly this occupation, so in
ferently repugnant. because il opened avenue
TO Rank and Consideration Let Industry throw
oyena similar field of honars and preerments. and
men will seek with enthusiasm It's exercise
means OF attaining those desires the human heart
The mighty energy which could thus be directed 10
Industry would increase Riches immeasurably. and
Ease and Afiiuenc. nigh, be guaranteed TO all
Remove bat once from the I-man Race the scourcr
of Indigcnce-thc oppression ofPoyerty. which SO
bghts the faculties energies and ambition of Man,
and wto Gun say wherc his improvements. his
ameliorations and greatness will end7