The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-12-13
=ICanYERNOigS MESSAGE.
""J nf hs HOuss Of Representatives

constituents W. W" - ,ho-al
6rs, place, to the consideration Q. .s '"O's ~ Il
subjects which are calculated 10 "S"e :
pleasing impression on our m'nos' @ a"C =
insn,,e Hs with grateful feelIoSe TO a S'no I
and benefcen PrOvideace to VINO" VIC
are indebted for The numerous blessings
which we enjoy. Without te~ exeeP- I
lions the health ofthe State has been
utuuAy good during The past season.
order. tranqu lty and peace have pre-
vailed within our borders; aud the u'n',
cutie which, 10 some extent lhea'Hneu
the reoose of our northern frontier, grow
inp ou, Of The late disturbances IN Oa""
ada, having disappeared. A strict 0oI
seryance Of the laws, and h'sh regafo
for ,heir faithful execution, have em'n-
en,lv characterized the gre6a body 'ol
our citizens; and the toll Ond tnduS!fy OF
our husbandmsn haa been rewarded wi'p
an abuudan, crop 0f all the ptoduc'lonS
usuai,o our fertile soil and genial c's-
Fmate. ~.
The surplus produce of,he s,atss 4 ~
believed, will be much greater thlesfs1
than any formOr season since ing
settlement ofthe country; and w'li>yseisoss1 ass,
even if it should be sold at the pTsse
-ent reduced prices, and aggregales ss
mount of value, equal that Of snyg ilts 9. y
mer year. This will sustain Nif u tegFle.
cultural interest in its usual prose
and ilourishing condition, upon Atcn
} mainly depend all the Other great IAnId,, N,
leading interests of the State. ON @. Slls
,, mate. and soil andlgeographi ieal LOSE:
, lions, designated US as an ssflenllstsat.l Y !.
!. neopie; and uponthis branch oisjSaass.
I I try niue, We principally depend ia loftall q
= -onf fSiBealrh and reJources. Jtis ,lsora "a q
: : s66l of unsurpassed fertility, aadsetess
n agricultural capabilities, that We Alsst
d sooner or later. draw the fRegessat
It means of paying our debts, aud YltstHgluS
: inn the credit aof the State. ltsiettg,e g,,es
/. that a great portion ok6uE state y wei)
a adapted 10 the business ofmanufacinrlng
l and offers facilities and inducements tot
j j this branch efiudus,ry whish wlfno'
e always be overlooked by enterPEislpg
st caoiial;s,s. The innexhauslible beds o.
ct Goa! and iron ore, eound in many parti
-of the state, the extensive watet PoWe
I. furnished by ournumerous streams. an'
created by cur variou public works
kotd 6m ;streng Inducements tor th
o. 90 investment Of ,csPtal, in th,ssslate' J
-. manufacturing operations. bM u
f. not in the infancy of country that y
hs see manufacturing establishments sPrin
ed cling n,o ex.s,ence, and nSalng weall
IL. ,m, s-manufac,ues sse always OF alo'
en- grow n, and rarely arrive 70 much IN
am oo,,sDce until the labor Of couaif
nd h.comes greater lhenlhe demands {
w w'as agriculture require. We must There
ble t fore look to agriculture for the Pfeseu
OIL and for someStime to come, as The les
irp interest of the state from wblchsel
'V n,inc;ple wealth and resources must
derived, and which lie specially ent
tied to the fostering care OF the leg's''
= ss ture. ~.
10 Education and moral intellectuatan
y, oroyemeDl among our CITIZENS, are sts
DIV and rapidly advancing under o
g., o. liberal syste,u Of instruction: That gel
rsc. eral intelligence which ls and Rnsl 9
. to ar continue 10 be the great buwark
'ree our republican institutions and wh'cn
use, the re suit, in great degree, oil our II
'"" ,a sral evS,c,n Of education, and the 'nq'
inne. ring spirit OF Ihe aye is rapidly lncTes
OH ,nr t,rouahop, Iheiw hole country. ~
lem , DUTY which We owe 10 ourselves,
nns' na we'll as 10 posterlty, 10 adopt all the n
M 4e. cessa y means, which prudence m
o to a ppea,, and wisdom devise, TO preset
d TO md pspetuate our free 'nsti'u''o
fe9 From the hlsIoty OF the past We III
hare /" u ,ea,n something Of the future; and II
a fact worthy to be Iemarked. that
people hitherto have long been able
preserve their freedom, when the m
'hc't- of the community were uDoduculed
ne unipformed. The great and unpreced
1s LHJ tad success which has marked our
rheu. institutions, aud tie wisdom and p
pains ience which has generally character
dry the administration ot our pubic atta
aa1s aT,e are mainly 10 be attributed to 'the TO
Was Of enlightened public oPnlen, emana
ne of from on intelligent aud we'll educ'
street, community. If we expect TO avo d
=; roI"S S"F fate of other republics IN times past,
dirrc, , preserve our free institutions from
Allow lnroads Of. .desPois'n and the selfish
l'h of bion of the designing few, we
w.. fs,er enErheash the means Of gel
% ma, al inrucion., An enlightened sys
of education bv which the rising y
- IN each succeeding gonera,on' will
prepared and qualified to act tho /
ass,gn,d d them by the sheo J and fu
mental p inriples of our gnverumen
they take their position ou the stag
IA in. human action, is the strongest bal
rowera that can be preseuledagalnst Qnl' e.