Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1841-10-25
GOVERNORS MESSAGE.

EaoO Citizens Of the Senate and of Representatives.
E people this state nave IPoed IN our hands V ensuing
gratifying duty we have to perform in their name and their representa-
yielded 9 its ANIMAL n S health oPp ss and 5 %
as vet within our borders So far as regards the present condition
state period have we been called upon for onoc unegncd e
the people Of this state will be- like their wants few and simple
wisdom of your predecessors will furnish you with the safest guide and
has probably left few alterations to be devised in our domestic policy
Still is your duty diligently to consider npov winch may be
suggested and to leave nothing done which may promote the general
Education subject which cannot fail to command your earnest at
a s true h@t o n @ am i mg S " aSpo Uso
less to this qP upon your s % but we must u IN &
state with few exceptions can all read and write and have enjoyed
envabo condition. this respect entirely the unceasng solicit
ud and wise legislation of forehers While state yet al
sn tbe Efforts thew made 70 establish and supno common schools and
semnaes for the higher branches learning forever command our
gratitude and admiration Common schools have always been within the
for 1T Ssg parent or 6 sf ee S m nS Sifss n R0
generous father while following the plough HIMSELF has sent his child
rem from home that they might by having better means of educon
is true that all this could not be accomplished by legislation alone
have of all other useful social institutions
presents the means and points to the benefits OF ed1ca
ed The example and encouragement which in power Afford
tenn but greatly to extend and improve it If our fathers
on .5 better G than s s? N" e, epyng e we
ample and make endeavors abilities as they did
specng school SYSTEM which constantly necessary,
Sn Oa yn o shey dS e anu learn
ing These the nurseries of our profess ona and they
queny an influence on society common schools
ed for usefulness and resecby in their anp it is equally essen
ta that cergymen statesmen physicians and our school
should be SO in theirs.
reach and drink at the higher fountains of knowledge and to no object
cam cn the the OH n ne e Of enm" S %6n aco those ho have
not themselves the means of obtaining them without some assistance
would not wish be understood in these remarks intending to
tbe any bm ue be m t y m consent % such course of
interest ure the judges of the fitness expedency and
ton is essential to well regulated commun and would become
them by example Of extravaganza.
Nothing my opinion will conduce the
The time aS pyed when oaP interests see mpey require
sufficiently cleared of forests to admit Of the necessary examination
and the attending it will be tg compared with the benefits
the states which have opened and highly productive
Of the existence of V e and minerals S pGSD ps e
Agriculture will derive great advantages from the light which
ou 4S Should useful @ S p eo2 ~ ana @
industry and by increasing the number of consumers agricultural pro-
ducts, add impulse to the enterprise of the farmer Should
agree with me as to nee eTPebenGy OF PROVIDING Tor sue; an ndea
any of the The of the enterprise of depend
in great measure no upon the qualifications those who may be selected
1910 apportonment
necessarily be made 1t will therefore become your duty either
the election by general ticket the annual eene meeting
1872 many may under such apporonmen assign
ed Vermont to postpone the election day beyond the next
make the necessary provisions on the subject
aests Canada relating to
outrage northern frontier the orcble seizure alb
ducon beyond the limits thereof of citizen this State shall take
an early opportunity by special message to lay these documents before
YOU
Congress- during session. among
n relief Of n country provided TOR T the 5 % of the Of
under this large and will be that
should make provision for its and safe disposal How shall be
ultimately applied afford the greatest benefit constituents
will be grave deiberaton after shall have been received
Vermont has followed the example of her in
embarkng in expensive works of internal improvements Recent
have abundanty proved the wisdom and prudence OF this
Vast benefits community doubtless
derang They perverted, clearly when they end
uaon of public credit When there the
derived from they should be engaged with
the greatest Still their advantages should be ostg Of
They especially situated like
transportation In proportion too other parts of the Country enjoy
facilities of communication with the markets the
the value Of our lands and of their produce diminished 1t to be
feared that the Vgant sagac people will overlook condea
tons like these; and distant period public
tenton will be actively directed towards subject of much interest,"
When the other shall
be continuing them through
nestle capital and individual enterprise will unite accomplish the OBJ
and the by outstanding with reference such
event. may undoubtedly hasten its arrival
There other subjects of legislation which less interesting
and important the inhabitants of this but which have
Immediate control refer those which been deea
ed to the of the Union
cised for the general benefit But although
to be lost sight of by the legislatures contrary
alive duty satisfy ourselves that they dormant
the hands those whom they delegated
incumbent because it also appear
the OF the general have been nsuceny
y granted to apply remedy by uniting with in an
amendment of the federal constitution.
The exercise OF of these such
the agricultural interest of this stae that which enables
afford protection domestic industry by imposing
poraions of foreign products.
An entire poaon and agnaon business arising principally
from the absence Of any effective protection to domestic industry while
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