Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1843-12-08

vices OF the town. IN short agriculture appears
10 ne the spring of our commerce. and the parent
OF our manufactures
ue commerce OF America including our ex-
ports, imports, shipping, manufactures, and fshe-
RES may be properly considered as forming one
interest so uniformed and mistaken have ma
ny OF US been, that it has been stated as the great
obJect, and fear it is yet believed to be the most
important inserest OF New England. But from
the best calculations have been able to make. /
cannot raise the proportion Of property or num-
Der OF men employed in manufactures, fisheries
navigation aud trade TO one eighth of. the people
and property employed by agriculture, even in
mat commercial quarter OF the Union.
While feel an absolute conviction that our
true interests should restrain us from burdenng
or impeding agriculture in any way whatever
am not only ready to admit but must beg leave to
urge, That sound policy requires our giving every
encouragement TO commerce and its connections,
winch may be found consistent with due regard
to agriculture.
Ihe communication between the different ports
OF every nation 10 business entirely in their
power. The policy OF most countries has been to
secure THIS domestic navigation to their own peo-
PIE. Inc extensive coasts the immense BAYS and
numerous rivers of the United States have already
made this an important object and it must in
crease with our population. As tho places at
whlch the cargoes of coasting vessels are delivered
must be supplied with American produce from
some part of the Union and as merchantmen can
always have American bottoms to transport the
goods oil the producing State to the State consum-
is, ~ .'i'e'i uPuoh u Ihe marker vi 'ho
noi,iI'i, a"u iu,neiS can DC aPpteneuueu rom
p.o'.o'.'ls uansPor'ation III orel9n bottoms rom
,;o W po't III .l,o oneu STATES sinsle eScep
'om Inuy' perhaps oe proper, permitting lorelgn
vessels to carry from port to port, for the purpose
oil finishing their sales, and goods that shall DO
part OF the cargoes they brought into the Union
from the last foreign place Mt which they loaded.
I ' y; .o',o'o oh VIC pr"isn coast (WHICH
Wv P WI'' ooneli.s VI sacn reSuiatioh
t "o oousu'"ruon VI isn, OIL, Wha'eoonei a'd
-; 49, eia'o'eS 1o'anou ih'ouBu Tue nsheI'es'
~ nHo ?"1 GUY oouu''oa 'iat "re convenient 10
nssn, .,r' oooiJ niucn greater 'nuh mas
o'l ,tny &c &c" Iupposeui ulh informed 'iat no
80 I w | ~ p'ile' Vi hlacAereI, sat
",V ~ u"" l'1n'o" 0ouus", arc Vehdeu IN the CITY
c' nHruelPna annualy aud 10 them the dried
H., Sa,suies' Wuueoone ~ci ana
u Wv "o 'ou"u INV nee' " Scoops ahu schoou-
etS are employed III The business. The demand
.p' 'ie use ol muse paris OF the Union TO winch
rese suPpies Gun DC carrIeu Is already consider
ave, anu t'ie 'ncrcuse Oh our towns and manulac-
lures WIZ rehuer II more SO every year. In the
H'eSon' su'e Vi our hu''Sation' we can he IN no
""uot VI procuring riese supplies ny means OF
o"' oWn 'e'sois' Inc country that ihterieres
nus WIN US !" our own market is Nova Scotia,
"'ion a'so' u'ii iniormeu, mas had some einI.
'u"'s ro'h oui nshipg to"hs since Inc decline OF
W." BUSINESS, oucn encouragement to ms vaiu-
ria,icn VI oo'l''e'ce as woud secure the ben
n'' y, " " ou. peope' wnnoul inJ"r'hg our other
S'o't'a' '"'oio''', ~ coftay worm attentlon.-
no conten''ou wiz. prooap'y hhu, on consldera-
60, on y, u,o po',, tiat uuly, W Pro"'o'noh oil
;n p c 9"o' 10 o'' wv" hsneiieS supply,
"TLa sur a." 20 pouien
49, ~ "o P,,'SPa' eucouragehents 10
~. -. -, 800 ".' occur 10 me al present,
20 poPI, " iI' =. part oi permanent system
p"ip ,n s"uu 40 ies,tlcuons ana Prohoilons
"neIn5 pu.'''",'l na''ons' 40 hot meaa 10
| III - nus, no"e'e', o"ser'e 'hat
ny III ,; W auoP'eu WIN S'eul pruuelce anu
IT, r. 49, 10 ,'I'J oii9't US .oiy un'"otd-
oI!, - 10y ''o ' ue lleu VI 'aI"' III 'ah'nS
aG,, ,I W tn"'uiuclulesi we must oe
| -. os - - -. 1 W 'ie So"0Io' i''e'es.s VI
from han w TT Uo .ne advantages resulting
,hav relate u, 49,; h'; VI ',ie Iounry'a rs
o,eIv and ,IorannIi, onou'" w ~ u'sPassion-
confessed ,ha, ,he yyi edi I' lhousn u
plovment for ali tbe;r ,;,i,om NV lu' Gun
FIELD If ogricul'nre 90, W. ,,, ~ u,e eA'ensEe
| Lody or nton,fao,,,r,o.y 10 '"'o 'a'uaole
",ora viii nrobahI, n,,;nro, meae' anu US many
,yilI clnose n c,,n;;nuo ., -; "no
! ba,,, so,,,o i,;on 80 - 49, utu 40 We
c, Ill a',tP Oo' "a '.o' " NC ap'e " 81
reoi necessi,y for son'o '""u' ,,ie'o Is
ia'ions on ,,;s ho,J D. ,nI;,' eoneia iosu.
~" ms H., ou'u lot 10 'oice
E,va. ;laao ,,,oI 800 r.oe,o,J s"o PIoP.e "e
is '," ~, mo'o P'ouh.uo'e, a'lu P'ovls
om. ~; ,.u r u, aereia' G.nels, W. snI" give
& ' " 10 ~" soopo ~ .ne io',her' hu eavo
a.' VIZ , -, 't is VsO ia % my
M Wv "," ona W VIC '.o"'n Catoii
10, 'o' ins'ieo' nusl nie'nulac'uLe 10 al eV'ueit
MS, ".tu ,' au ' VI nut business IN
lassaunusGus WIN gno .ne means OF subsistence
W ,i,any, wnps' IaFe oeel' rendered
uy 'i'o consequence oi lle ieVoIu''oh'
'uold' pony vi 'l,rs SHOUT ue o,ioP.I
Gu anu ue PtoSuoe VI 'io oo'tneih suites shouiu
oo eAIhanseu lol SUCH manufactures us eau DO
'''aae ny .''e nol.nern, free rom lniPosl.
nno'"Ii e ~ eonIe enlu'al! 'esu'a
'lolIs Oh l'''s subject WIN pe suggested ny conslu-
erlng soIIc oi our nieuhs oi eohuuGuus nahu'uc-
lures onesS business oi 'I's H'iu 10 carried on,
cct'ain greut Halua' pTWe'S OF Tue COUNTY WI,
remain Inactive u'u Useless our NUMEROUS mn
seats ior eSaihpIe ny WHEN ho9r OH; paper, snuh'