Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1844-10-18

worthy of Consideration in the direct and responsibility Of
well supposed range given for their selection to be fully
potent exercise the rigid supervision and make the suggestions OF Inn
This corresponds somewhat with the Pan system Of RI F
ton in the late report of his visit to Euope for purposes connected with
education The kingdom appears from the report divided into c
inspectors selected from the most talented and educated in
colleges Or Judges of the higher courts whole Prsson SYSTEM
the author of the report impressed me with deep sense of the
difference attainment and talent devoted to
the of popular education in that country compared 9TH
with execution of their SYSTEM the Minister of Public Jus
ce who member of the Kings Cabinet Such has also been the
s SaSS france since the late organization Of ' ''" pu0"'
Under the New York SYSTEM it the duty of the County supenen
dents their respective countless consult with the
teachers and superintendent deliver lectures eucaon and
school education These acquisitions very important part
that obviously U nsn to attempt rG reform unless ba the people
alton of an enlightened public sentiment nothing will be DONE We
merely by high pressure legislation, be adapted
KEN and concentrate and give effect the energies Of the community
tke and what motives to undertake and be compared
with those which connected with the vast results of the mental and
The carrying out poccn adequate system
improvement will of course involve ultimately considerable cxpen
ue; but the sy for shall arise will the gradually unfolding
S Sopgn g 0 e espc T% I ON @ Of the necessary %
the system through the agency State supe ncndent and
Of the report Of the committee to which have REFEREED than the
people of Vermont have Paid annually for killing oxes'
emulate the efforts of New York. CONNECTICUT and Massachusetts She
material work be wrought beautiful
and durable monuments of public bcncGcence and ,eoy.
In respect the ultimate expenditure that be needed for the
chase Of district school brnre and chemical and philosophical Opp
and gobeo making provision the colleges and academies
separate Institutions Tor the teaching instructors and for aid the
repairs and construction of school hope that SHALL
of the public lands It would be appropriation
worthy the noble Inheritance of freedom which with large portion of
those lands bequeathcd to by revolutionary fathers 1t
indeed benevolent and fitting arrangements the order of Providence
denco ALSO great domain capable of dispensing widely
blessings of eucaon and of rendering this nation model of virtue
have dwe longer the subject of education than may perhaps be
deemed appropriate for executive messages but very great mpo
lance must be my apology is my Judgment of more Importance
than other subject that can possibly engage the attention of the leg
consideration of the means of developing the mind of the
uy suggests The idea of developing the riches its minerals and its
of the State in which fully and invite to the subject your
purposes study and anayzo that may understand its capacities
and powers Thus should do with the soil nab Here are
main ignorant Of its oporte ts defects and the means Of supplying
scientific, thorough universal examination of the the
involving complete analysis and classification whole and
ces which can be made Available for the aeoon of our SOILS and
the stimulating them to their highest practicable power of po
There are localities where the discovery of bed limestone would be-
valuable than mine of gold The may be said of mari
nation, to supply deficient elements in unprolu;tve soils
of which have coporas copper
manganese and other mineral treasures.
under examinations effected by Legislative authority and public
S Sse % wo ae S9ea c and the
practical results are yet come mingled mass
yield its fruits to the labors of man.
By enquiries made two years learned that that time goOog
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you say whether shall remain this position any longer
This subject derives great additional importance from consideration
considerable extent drain the population Of our State If we woull
If the people could fully perceive the Importance Of geological
an amount to complete the work. Tie Whole o conc
peoS and publishing d survey would not obsS "vGy burden
seead over two or more years should be deemed eXpeent
approaching day. may hope to
pass through (which will greatly enhance the value of agruur
improved channels Communication with the great the
world the productions Gom SOIL qqsenfd by the duplication Of agq
augmented energy which these facilities cannot fail to excite
not deem or to consider whether additions
interest Our law relating to this subject declares that interest shall be
limited the of six cenum per and provides for the
delivered any paid above that worthy cosidea
ton whether the remedy ought be EXTENDED to authorize
The law has effect declared the taking interest above per
remedy bv the Process provided in the statute is nractca no %
ALL for in be made available excepting those which
accident shall enable borrower whose necessities compelled
submit the illegal exacon by law evidence
much pains are always taken by the lender to conceal and which the
borrower IN the agony his necessity wiling should be concealed
Does consistency Of legislation suggest the poy of either repeal
ing the law in question: atozng enforcement process
TO inc case ana indispensable to give G law effect TO 90 tins by the
suggested would be liable valid objection
conenp of The law ana soncn ingciy t the ge
tendency extremely pemcol~5u in the second place and
mainly to increase existing inequalities in Tie condition of the op
become the victims of the temptation to borrow long credit upon
interest which seldom fails complete their ruin Notwithstanding
habits of pompness and chshs honor highly
Is believed mat the practice OF oanng upon unlawful IN
the earnest consideration OF the legislature.
much of the public attention. and involves question such
deep interest the community that cannot deem my duty discharged
is principle d" fundamental in that instituted