Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-04-01

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ga" iIoo~ N,s q he spcstrt hs.s
tUsnsss than vsiins snd The accuracy q
,h' olsolco hss ten rfri, ciesf'y demon
so''i by hcs The ss'ernrnu rnsde ~
Nr Brooke ofPunee<sn. formerly q eock
s,i rchanss broker n ,sonl W.
pceny Of W~to'oogh tfo'neslv n.e'.
chant 10 po.o,l NJ, tisik Of Wslrols
t~hc si,o snr,rci 10 Nsnaia-,afInsl
snd VI, I'orsf 81 bsnvs's, Nho has a,so
len trader. ough, % 'Al'iy The WONG
riso m he country Who ~. sntHls' q
fluntg I. netots', and fancy goot'
dosltr N 30 erv. ,hal hey riii promote
ttsf rsrrsn,f' in.,f,,,t, oah,s'ius he
sanh at 'n, .,ias 'Ar l.ise usei' 81 vH
une,i ,s,,d r,e.nd IN Ne~ Enr'ni A.
,hs ms-ins ls- wscL M Cab IN ~
Springfield. fPr@,jeT OF he Sena'el ni
az ,spou,d ~ the AlsssseAu,ts Plough
ran
He ~ss rl.ss<d TO hear % much ,es
mony IN favor Of the p'oho Of farming both
.ow and 81 fofm.f meetings lie hoped
somoh,nc would g. forth from ihs place
ihn, wooli encourage Young mon 10 con.
Too many men Scm to think that farming
- the lsc bu.neu TO te though, Of nr
pro6l Bu, compare the Whole profit Of
farming wah the profit derived from other
tufsuas, and you find on the whole hat,
farmers succeed bet IL one hundred
n,n 30 INTO . env and trade j., one hun
ifcd 60 10 farming snd n, The md OF ,wcn
~ yam the one bundled latmen Will be
worth the most mon~y
], . ascrra,nsd thu, of one bundled
merchants who hrd done busine. on Long
Wh,if more Than ,hlry became insolv,n,
So bs record KEEP, hv certain bank ng c
tahl'htncn's II Vas found that tu, fcw who.
had done hv'Inso died worth any proper.
~ So NJ the Probate oH,c, 90 per c'nt Of
The estates Of traders prove insolveut -
The records Of the ron'u too, viii show
that ibosc who have nk'n advantage ofthe
tanLfup act have not on an average, mad"
ad'v't~od 10 the creditors Of more than
Two OF three per cent Here nre fac,. Tia,
Ne can resor 10 md RELY upon Ia my
own observation found ,ha, ,yscma'ic.
prud'n, and dligen, hsmes always sue.
coed.
Here ia nunda,ion ,ha, may o bni, on
with more certainty than any o,hct Ic,
Young men are rushing INTO enIes to make
their fortunes l,ma'' impouan, tina, the
fseu which hsve htts been sisted nov and
shoali b. deeply impressed on young minds
Mr. Brooks says Is per con, may be made
on capital by any dill gent and systematic
farmer. The Hon John Lowell SID Is
per sfn, al 'h. may hc done ty frmin z
ln,msonlly iic had wondered ihal farm.
ere generally could &c, nIong 80 well It,
they actually do IN their cnrrlc.s mo1r OF
hrmins For himself he had rogsn,d b.,
osn health by farming The fre.h open
ar had restored him lie repeated hi,
Pleasure on hearing ~. Numerous STATE
r'nis of,he prohs ,ho, mny be madc in
this busine" Ono more consultation
should have much weight |, had been
truly stated BY his venerable friend from
birmingham (M,or Wheelcr) TIA, tins
business naturally leads ,hc mind 10 con.
tcmpI,,on and to gratitude the Ruler al
the Universe to whom farmers feel otlig
etc look or, ,loss.n, On their l,bors
y, occu,auon 20 difeoi.y irads the mind -
reflection on the works OF creation All
that We cs', drink and wear, comes from
The ground 10 every view this oecupa
non important
bu. we have not devised . suitable 'ys.
tenn o. agricultural education We might
"r'S 'umnh Tho 'n'ans III our common
"hoo's OF showing young men how TO an
o','s The 'ohs. and learn ih't different ma
lures Science should be brough, da"n 50
~ TO bc Clearly uni'tsood IN order 10 be
useful There ns t'li now IN ,he l"gisa.
lufe 10 inin'sh schools Tor odn!s LIT Us
have ihtm for oil classes Minds run to
waste We quiI school and are then per
mn''d oih'nk nothing lui hard work
Sn' ''S'NiA NslII'lloN
We un'' 's''"u n' '",'u'ns e'nm"',' OF