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other, without mourning responsibilities to- wards him beyond the small pttance of wages swhich is fixed by the master himself He comes under no obligation to furnish regular employment, but discharges the laborat wills he isnot bound to support him whenihe poor man is sick; he takes no care of the old bro ken down laborer.

 Neither does the English master do any thing to see his working man comfortably provided with lodgings, food, CT clothing. He pays the wages agreed OH, and that terrni- mates the whole obligation of the employer; while ont5of his seanty allowance thus afford ed, the laberer must do orhimself as well as he can, He has sold his time and his labor b his master, he must have work or perish he is at the mercy of the masteF-for his la Dor is'a ''drug in the market , the employer eau have 1t at his own price, and in the lan- gnage ofihe Times, he screws the poor work ingmau down toto 3 ..se;ila ot # living which he would be ashamed to allow in his horses and dogs.n-C Charleston Mercury