Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-12-11

Ff4tstffrf fNt - SAFE rlEriffFbis
spFroPHsie lsaslson the community nv,
The cunsegatHrrs a tbff occason2i tuss seta,nt
hsfe YET ffsF ~sssca 90 tre them prarcea The
tfelss II rights contfrd ~ T. srd h,re te,cr doubt,
% ihrH uiihiF wirn prnrrtF Managed IN processing
i's ioiefes,s q trade and tfoueh that chsnne hr C..
hH inNfesis q cnmmuHiY. To ihcI seurfal Govern.
tnnt ihsy present themselves merely a. State nsn
t'aA'' having ne necessary rnnnrc'i7a villa s cgisla
ton OF - adniaistfsina Lac nsLtf Sat- fsisb si
r'us itfy may b. usfd o. not 10 condufiiog ihe ~
ftifs 81 thr GprsFnHn@nt nui policy and lie ZEN.
'fti Interests Of tae hnien msy 60 require the
cu'y sale ~ proper principle npen witch their inter.
course Win e cofefnaeut can ic regulated 30 iiat
which regulates iheif nefcsnrsr w4th thc pflta'e c
Isn~ihe ring # ngaai benefits When the Go.
vsfnmcni can accomplish Enarcis operation bitter
VITA ihe ta ~ backs iaaG wraoei. fhutia b. ~ 90.
sfT 70 sex hst EIa as j; aid tie rtvaic
banker, 90 other capglss ~ scents rivinv o.. pfcr.
enee 70 those uha val ttfyc Is on tc beat terms Nor
can ihete svef exist interest In ths ofoeis r. the
General GoFcfnnl~st such, iuiaciag tirn O. cni.
laffsss % annoy he stato banks any MOTE tan 70 in
cur the hostility % any o.rr class IL State
o. 81 private cii'aeHs "a rot "a r natafe Of things
uii b"shiit, 10 those Institutions spfug from THIS
souice, 81 any opposition o their of but mess *
ospi whom they themseives dergf from the object. OF
rf etch'ni ana etemPt 60 usufP powers not oonier.
red upon bein ~ Co suYvef th~ iaudatd o value
hbshrd by She Constitution. While opposition ihrir
regular t-ions cannot 80 th quarter rcsis'ancr
to any ATTEMPT 10 make The government dependent up.
on ucm iof me su0crfa'a administration ~ public Of
fr; - matter OF duty, as trust ever " ID be 81 IN.
cinaipn 80 matter from What motive OF consideration
the attempt nay ongnaic
II - 90 than Just O., th~ barha 70 say that n
The late emergency, most them firmly res-rd the
strongest temptations txtend Their pepper issues he
Apparently Sustained ian sufpenson spcci payments
by public opinion, though sone cases invited ~
legislative cnactueuts. To This honorable course aid
ed by the resistance 81 the Grnrrsi Government acting
IN obedience t. the Constitution aud laws Of the Unit.
ed States, ta hc introduction Of sn rredeemabe pnprr
medium, Iaay br attributed IN great dcrrec the spec
dy restoration oi currtncy sound state and the
business i the coupify 30 us woui,d prosperity The
banks have Dot 10 continue 90 The safe and
be content IN their Appropriate sphere avoid al ~
lefcfcnce wih the general Government aud t. derive
from II all th- protection and hench. which II hcsiovs
on other State cstabi shments, on the people or tie
stacs and on the states themselves In this their true
position, they cannot but secure tie confidence and
god viii Of the people aud the government which they
can ohy lose when lr"png from hrir rgiim,te sphere
they attempt 10 control the legislation of the country,
ana Pefycn the operations Of The government to their
purposes
Our experience under the act passed OF the last
sion n gfant pre- pton rights 10 settlers the pub
c lands has We. been too limited 10 enable Us TO pro-
with safety upon the efficacy Of its provisions
TO carry ou' the WISE and liberal policy Of the govern
mcnt that respect There ~, however the best
son to a0tcpie Iivorahls results from It's operation
the recommendations formerly submitted 10 you IN re-
spect to a graduation Of the price &C the public lands
remain to be fnalI acted mp Having found no rea,
son TO change hr views then expressed your attention
20 them Is again respectfully requested
livery proper excruon has been made, and will be
continued to cary out tic wishes OF congress 10 trli
ton the tobtcco trade INDEBTED ia the several
solutions of the House of Representatives and the leg
isla3n OF the two branches a favorable Impression
has trust, been made The different foreign coun-
tries which particular attention has been
although We cannot hope for early change in their
policy as IN many OF them convenient aud large rev.
derived from Bonupoics in the fabrication t1d
sale OF this article yet these monoP1cs are really
injurious to the people where they are established and
the revenue derived from them may br less inlurousy
and wth rqlsi facility obtained from another and liber-
oil system. communications cannot doubt that
effort, will be eventually crowned with success, If per
sisted 10 with temperate hrmness sni sustained by pfu-
dent legislation.
81. e.,
necessary provisions thi. session for ,1sng the next
census enumeration Of the inhabitants Of the United
States, the suggestion presents sri whether the scope
Of the measure ght not be usruy rHirndcdhy C1us
ing II e. embrace authentic statistical returns Of the
great inter sts specially cnuei t., necessarily at.
feeted by, the egisitnon az Congress.
The accompanying report OF tl' STcrrtary Of war
presents satisfactory account of the state Of the army
and OF tue several branches OF the public service conn
ded 10 the superntcndrncc OF that oiccr.
The law increasing and organizing the military rs.
adjustment OF The United States has been ncsty carried
10 effect and the army hiss been extensively and use
iuly employed during the pa,t season.
would again call q your rntir" the subjects coon~c
ted with and cssentd 10 Ga. military 6eirnces Of thc
country, which we're submitted 10 GA at the last scs
sion but which not acted upoH. as u supposed o
want Of time. The mos important OF tAem s'ls or
gsuizaiion Of the militia on the marume and miami
frontiers This measure is Deemed important, q, L O
believed that At vii furnish an effective volunteer force
IN ard of The teen'a army may form the hasi. Col
general system OF organization ior the entire mIau
of the Untird states. The direction Of national ilun
dry aad eunppNd-F mandatory, and one tor maxim.
small arms the latter 10 be situated al point
OF the Al-shany mauntlns al appear 20 De Of suai
eien' importance 10 be ag1'n urged upon your ai'en
ton.
The plan proposed by the Secretary OF War ~ th
distg5aiasn Of the forces % the United States n itn
of pracc Is veil calculated TO promote regularity an,
economy IN the fiscal administration ot ilr service 4
pfercrye The disc pine o. Tao Noops and Go lender thea
syai1br ,r the mAptrn ancc oi tn peace aud tranqal
lty of the csu try. With this view Ek-w go recon
mend the adoption Of the plan presented ly ni office
for The desruce OF the western frontier The pHssfFa