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L ,eo,,res tat the better educated and comparatively
,iuen, should promptly and efficiently supply. The first of
b in order includes the and opportunities OF Intel
ccual Culture; yet perhaps the pressing in importance
- reward for daily toll adequate the coor; and moral
independence of every industrious human being But these
be separated That who is compelled
toll necessarily the bare necessaes OF life has oi
no real opportunities for SeCultue, which IN Inc
plan Of Divine Wisdom is the great end OF his being He
who delves in mine digs in trench from daylight TO
lark for bare subsistence virtually restrained from be-
coming whole Mana thinking reasoning observing, nde-
pendent being When the weary day over he de-
vote hours TO reading and selfmProvemen His aching
limbs plead for rest and viii rarely plead il vnin unless
borne by the baefu educon of the intoxicating poison
There is nothing his which renders reec-
tion attractive or solitude profitable Toll toll the
unvarng condition of his existence penur and prvaon It's
reward If he thinks ALL it is OF the mex, rens-day and
the pnchng economy which be practced provide for


or of the probability that MS employment may cease and
ne be deprived Of the even OF his poor livelihood
Vow We are aware that this is the condition of the
ioy of Laborers but is substantially that of mlons-ot
thousands even City But what shall be said for
he condition of the greater number of domestic servants
especially of Women Can she whose every hour is at the
disposal of ohcrs-who for subsistence IS required e de-
ote mind and body never-cndng round of drudgery,


barely ghtencd RENTED, on the Sabbath be ex-
oectcd to increase knowledge virtue, and elevation of
character Admit that but portion of servants
abect and barren this, possible that such
must always be the condition of any OF feowbeings
Forbid it Humanity Forbid it Heaven!


If the relation of master and of employer and


bore is founded in the existing Social Order and be
dispensed with while that order subsss inss: that it
houd be modified to accord with the spirit of repub-
an institutions and the expanding philanthropy of the age
We must scout from Society the unworthy and base idea that


Mans labor is be honestly obtained for the lowest price
70 which Avarco and Power may be enabled
Weakness and Want That who hires his brother mans
labor for less than compcysa because he can,
oppressor OF the poor and needy and should be esteemed
The Of Eternal Right annulcd aside by


ental power All Labor too whether domestic other
wise should have prescribed and reasonable hours relieved
should feel that his her rights well defined and
uniformly respected as those of the master. The relation
1old be Of kindness and aecon repaid by cheerful
idev and usefulness. Thus regarded ludigencc, Labor
and even Service barrier that Intellectual Culture
hat perfect dcvclopcment of the faculties and moral train
ng which Faith aid Reason alike point the end Of
arthy existence and the ultimate destiny of the Human
Gacc.


Blu, even though Man in all treat his bro


her man JUSTLY wisely of their diversity Of
<es-i all who labor kindly treated and fully paid
there still remains the great problem of Waat Of Employ
ncn What shall be done for him who needs employment
y,o canno, live without, and whom yet nobody hand
wishes to employ! Say rather What shall be done to pre-
vent the occurrence of this deporable disjuncon
This question shall consider in next.


Mur1SY AND DEATH.-Undcr this head the Boston Post
gives most eloquent and thrilling account of an occurrence
which took place Boston harbo the l2.h We have
room for the pahos but ourselves with CIV
ing the fuct 1t seems that large Ja6oOn board the L.
S Revenue Gutter Hamilton seized Captain S,ugis by the
neck and rudey attempted bite off his The Captain
lsengased himself beat quarters and the first d.
von alot to drag down the mutinous foregne from
the mainrggng whittier he had fed. He leaped deck,
md Just as he making the last charge his skull
cleft in twain BY a swerd in the Captains hand.


Hail SroRM.-Kingson Gu. c. and its vicinity WIS.,
ted the 18th by of the most awful and destructive
storms of lightning and hail known 1t from the
the Northwest shattered pane of glass in the WIZ
lows on the north side OF the houses swept the beautiful
valley of Glenburne, and literally destroyed seme of the
rops and seriously injured the others. S.me Of the hail


stones weighed quarter of pound The width of the
storms path was about mile and Il halt


CAuGRr.-An English villain named Fox, aged about Az
ycars has been committed Jail at Newane, VI for OBJ
oinng money under false prcence from several gentlemen
IN Brn,tleboro He represented himself owner OF


siderable property at Sharon in this State but turned
that he had escaped from the officers in that under
arres, for theft.


% James Penn seaman. has been arrested and COM
mitscd to Jail Alexandria charged with the murder of
Ephram Garrison Captain OF the slooP Ephram Sddy of
Philadelphia The soOp in Chesapeake Bay and Penn


charged with seizing the Captain and throwing him
BOARD


70 George Gardner sentenced the 18th inst to be
executed on the 23d for the murder of Philip w Nash
Jacksonville Ill. Thomas Creaw likewise found guilty