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 esy ns0n also 0a tke filings ef otkBs.' There are two classes in civil society, and m the religious world. who ought 10 snonder on the mptt0 as the head of onr article, which teaebes that men ought, in due proportion, to regard their own interests and the interests ol others. ln civil society. there is class oi people wh0 arc over tbiuking of public af- lairs. and talking of pahlie aiiSirs, add anx- inus to engage h public aaairs, Ahile they neglect their own psisate business.s While ihey 9eFsake their farns. or their shops. lhoes in thrir employment waste much lime for want of direction as to what they should do, and more lima in unahseEsed idlenesss But # they can only gain an office they fsels lsatis- fed, however insignificant itmay Ae. or how ever involved may be their private aiIairs. in cansequeOee of their inattenii0n: And some of this class who are not olire-seekers, but only enter into public matters fF0in the lave ef excitsmenis which they call .paasiosSssn, neglect thelF own business Co their ruin. 's \ O. the ether hsnd, there isa;elAss who onn gFatulste themselsea that they ara noaSlike the s4em We haze just descFihad. They nev- or negaeet their farms. or their shops, or aDy