Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1843-10-05

lie frs, demand Gv.etnmen, 10, after Il
that Protection, q do not use The word Ia political q
sense) after that protection Of tho law which Sc o
cures to cyery The earnings Of hts own labor
sicr this the duty OF Gosernment 10 Agriculture 10
10 gIpe cosy iransnisaen Of ITS products 10 fbs
place Of sale and consumption because, in our oli
mste--in any cmaie--bumsn hic II We carry our
ideas beyond mere necessity, calls for things, tho
products Of other clims,es the fruits Of the labor Of
other persons in o,hsr parts Of the world and 'hsre-
fore there 10 slwsyss necessity for commercial os.
change, for disposng Of the surplus productions OF
climate for those Of another and thus TO become
possessed OF what are commonly regarded az the
iuHures Of life, but which are its comforts, and
which are the products Of the labor Of different quar-
tiers. Therefore one great obiec, and duty OF Gov
eminent is 70 see that the products OF the fdrtnsr
may be easily and speedily transported to the place
Of consumption or sale. need not say, gentlemen,
that you in Western York are striking, and
doubt not grateful example " the excellent sys.
TEN OF laws and polio, which has prevailed in your
Stale, and given you an easy transmission for the
products of your rich soil and industrious labor to
place OF sale or consumption. (Cheers) Who is
there here now that does not feel the benehcence'
the wisdom the PATRIOTISM Of CLINTON and the other
!
cloud cheers) Party violence party injustice
may dim for time, and prejudice may inlute, and
malignity may rail but there cannot be, am sure
there is not--an honest man in all Western New
York. on whose heart the memory Of CLlsros is no,
indelibly engraved Enthusiastic applause and
cheers) Gentlemen, in this respect, your position
ennobles YOU beyond anything the face OF the
earth New York city has been brought very near
your doors The grea, Emporium OF this great
continent lies close before you. You are rich IN
your home aarket, a market Of purchase and OF
sale. All New York is at your feet. You can deal
with her as if you lived in one of her wards
mean for all the purposes Of commerce
And, gentlemen, il | might contemplate condi-
ton Of society in which, with regard to the dis
charge Of all great duties, nothing was left to be de-
sired, | should look at Western Now York, with
her favored climate and fertile fields, with those i'm
provements she has completed and those others
which she contemp ates, an object OF Interest not
only all the States OF this great Unlon but to the
feelings and hopes and highest aspirations OF every
man. As an American, with pride would look up
, on these great works commenced, completed and 10
be omple,ed, all existing in uness aud perfection
that the world may see what Republican govern
ment, wise 10 its councils, liberal in its policy, can
do for the advancement OF the great interests OF So
!, ciety. (Cheers) Gentlemen, tho farmers OF New
York have no just reason to envy those, who live
= amid the coffee fields the sugar canes, the orange
groves the palm trees and cocoas, and the pine p
5 Plies of the tropics. Far otherwise. His whea
fields, his grass fields, his herds and hocks, and hi
l. forests, are infinitely richer
e Gentlemen, there is another great object whicl
properly falls the Of government, OF in,eres
!, TO all tillers of the land who have easy and chea
L.. bat. 4 30 ofr
N enee Of such markets There must be markets q
? sale Of consumption. Why will man toll 10 81
. his eranaries and cellars beyond the wants Of hi
own family, unless somebody will buy the surplu
Is which he has to SELL and by means Of which, there
Is FORE he may be able to buy elsewhere what he car
o. not raise upon his own farm market. therefore
of a market Of consumption, is a paramount oblect
Or all agdculturs,s who cultivate rich soils, beneai
DO kindly skies and warming sun, and who fais
re- more than is necessary in order TO the susenan
e. Of life. II 10 absolutely Indispensable do az
OF say that is entirely within the control OF gove'I
is ment ! know that II is not. There are many col
" sljeraoDs which effect the Market such as the 20
it icy of other nations the course oil trade, the cohd
on ton OF Society and thousand other causes wIac
&c. modify all government. Bot, alter all, II Is al
he must be great object OF government LooAif
he only at the question as political question (a'
So God forbid that should use The word 'pocai
on party sense it is certainly matter OF in1eresF
ire inquiry where the surplus productions OF labor sh"
we find a sale This is a matter for government In
e enlarged political, philosophic, and, may say, pf
ire lanthropc consideration OF lis duties. good go
he ernmeut seeks 10 promote the interest Of all CT
ar zens OF all vocaions have said that to this q
in. ecl a market is necessary What is it TO you n
,qs your fields here in the Genesee Valley abound
~, the richest wheat, believe, on the face OF {
be Elrih--whs, is it 10 YOU beyond the cohsumpI
IL Of your own households, II there is no demand,
co. market for It The means OF transportation IN
her exist but at the end OF all must also he market
re- How is this to be had Without tonight eni'
est Ing upon any debaiesble ground Of politics, up
any thing that does not parIake Of elementary Tu
and anG say II under the conviction that II mai
- Of elementary Truth, 10 which every true Amefic
~ citizen who will give way TO names eoI mn
not tina, there is something in things, say HAT II II
lee the power Of Government that II Is the duty Of VI
oy- eminent 10 considerable extent, 10 take care
But there aloud be demand fOr Agricultural yrodae
for lCheers | sm not about gentlemen, 70 enter
OBJ on the question: the debsieabe subject OF Pros
fof tive Tarh, 70 any considerable extent Bu, !, IA
lua erteess do say, al leas, do think and why sho
ace, not say i-1Cheers, and erie, Of say IT,
uals with it, go on ! do say gen'lsmen' that The
1ent n,cuLrvAK Of this Country Tie great mailer "h
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