Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1838-04-17
NUMBER II

article and, th,, % boot. and .boc. the vsus Of tie
whole amount manufactured Within 'he year exceeded
fourteen millions and halt of dollafs " The amount
other articles ri thc class material bc added,
viz. leather saddles. uunas. harness. &c, the ictsi
viii moi be ia from rghsecn m'licns and half 81 DOL
srs
| viii Rad the names of come other hriicles and
aia'e The amount Of annual product heonrag to rseh
&G aaSIsa ii isS,l,. e ipssSS 600
Books. stationary md paper 96n2Oo0
soap and rttHles lG2O,n00
Nals brads and tacbs 2be0,o00
Machinery eft VARIOUS kinds NhNc0
Agricultural implements $4,000
Glass c3l 900
Hats 100000
Clothing, neohcioths, &c 9ei3,eoo
Wool $4,000
These. cir, are samples Tho grand total Is ninety.
one million sevcn hundred thousand dollars From
this AaWryrr deductions are to be made so tile cost Of
the raw mn,ctai vhen imported. and for certain aru-
Giles enumerated under different heads But thea, tho
whole statement rs confined to some branches 81 indus
try only and - present cutlc aud comprehensive
view, there should be added tc game a. commerce
within the year, the cnTnngs Of navigation, and al
most the whole agricultural product Of the state.
The result Of OIL II II could be colatrd mud exhibit
ed together would show that tc annual pfnduc of Mas
sachuseur industry exceeds QUO hundred millions of
dollars NoH. SIR Massaohuselis IS small state IN
extent of territory. You uny mark on, her dune nsions
seven 90 eight umcs on uic map OF virginia lot het
population seven hundred ,hou.and souls, and the
animal result Of Their oboious industry economy and
labor, - us have slated
Mr. Prcsidcut IN looking this result it is most
gratifying to God. that its great consists N orti.
cr- equally essential and utclu % al Glasses They
7 not luxutics but prccssaTr- aud comforts. They
belong food and clothing to household convcuenccs
and education. A. they more end more multiplied,
the great muI9ry OF society becomes more elevated,
better InftrUccd and happier 10 tIl respects have
looked through This whole Inst ST. 60 Ind what tcte
in II that might be iaty chased among the higher
Injuries Of life and what 10 hndt Ia the wAole
hundred millions find bat one such item hnd that IL
item Of two three hundred thousand d"iies tor
ewelty, silver and filyer plate Tins All that DC.
longs 10 luxury IN her annual product ct hnndfed
millions and Of dis no doubt The 'ar greater po'l"h
sent abroad And yet we hear dniiyi sif, % NC
au,assing Of RrStocrnuc wealth, hY the progress OF
manufactures and Tie operations OF the eredh system
Afi,tocrncv it is said stealing upon and, IN the
form Of aggregate wealth is watching 10 scAs political
power from the hands OF the people We have been
.I.o,, ,,Incs, anu restore moialnc currency for
tie bcneGt Of tie poor, the rich ought to neil down
their plate Whatever such melting process might
find upon elsewhere, MIR Prrsiacni, assure you
That ~ Massachusetts u would discover ltle. fey
Spoons caodcsicAa, and o.her similar atciss, some
oid iainlly pitchers ana tanhnias, ana we tF"I pt
ringers Of our nurseries would bo about Tie who'll"
Sir, II there be amy nrisocfats IN Massachusetts, 'te
people all ausiorras because do not believe there
il on earth, highly civilized society, gfca'cf ,.
quality m the condition oi men, than exists theic. ~
ih-ra be 10 the State who maintains what IS cal
led an cqoPacc, or drives four horses IN hs coaG aH
not acquainted with him. On thr other haHd, Uef"
few who not allc 60 carry their wives aud
daug,fof' 20 church IN some decent conveyance It's
no matter Of regret or sonow 90 that lew ATE very
rich bat It b. pride ind glory that iew are very
ponr itis s higher pndc, Aud our l1si boast hs
think, that all her citizens possess mrhns OF inle-
gence and education ard TINT, OF a her productions,
she rcckpns among ih" very cheles', those "lish
spring from tir culture # the mind and The heart
Mr. rreaden,. one Of ihs most striking charsclefs'
uce Of 'lis aur the extraordinary progress winch u
has witnessed IN popular knowledge. A new and pow.
criu impulse has been acting the sociai system Of
late. producing this effect 80 striking degte.
H. MORALS IA politics, IN nrt a literature hofo "a
accession 10 the number Of readers, and 10 tho
number Of Pr0fceuts- The prcrrut state OF popular