Good Society

The following aríicle, from the Portland Tribune and Buüeiin, is we!l worl!iy the perusal of every young man ; " It should be the aim of young men to go into go'.d society, we mean not the rich, the proud and fashionublp, but the society of the wise. the intelligent and the good. Where you find men that know more than you ño, and from whose conversation you can gather informa'.ion, it is alvvayssafe to befoutid. It hasbroken down many a man, by associating witl. he low and vulgar- wliere !h'e ribnkl song was inculcated - and the iudecent tory to excite laughter or ïniluence the bad passions. Lord Clarendon attribuied us success and happiness in life to a;sociating whh perrons more learned and virtuousthanhimself. If you wish to be wise and respected - f you desire liappiness and not misery, WO advise you to associaie with the itelligent nntl the good. Strive for moral excellence and strict in tegrity, and you never will be fouud in the sinksof pollution or on the benches of vetailers and gamblers. Once habitúate yourselvcs to a virtuous course ; once secure a love for good society aiv1 nopunishment would bc greater than by accident to be obliged for a halfaday to associate with the low and vulgar.