The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1849-10-20

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Nn'u'r over our internal llldo when these
m'"''n Improvement at' o'H''nrd 4" rNIi -
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NAV "'l"'h,''Ha'hF we FirM .chnnhfs 4" De-
1-h' N} W'h' agents 'u lh' particulars ul.
l"''u TO- ahG h "lh'ff-and allowing iul
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W., 'P'' ~ t"rtP'h' 'N our lhhAb'hhls
""' h' gN'h'n'a 'h' agricultural power 81
ga. 'l- t' 'HlAIFtut W. Henei@' resources de
''lnprd' ana ''A aggregate wealth enh4necd-
ana 'l' W drEi'r mo W'iI remove every doubt
Of the utility ol railroads They Dire already
among thc wants ~ t1r rtvri'r~d wutid .iites
wit '''-f'''rr lectures 81 - F!aFy Tie iIail-
n'h'n cann"l nov. grasp lic magnificent as
P''' nl our ''unlfy'nh u VII open ~ the Wis
ION ~ lh'h' VINO may i've 10 see the whole
lAn" iulrIlActdb } unrVaal net WORT OF iron
vermont 20 geographically divided by her
mobile mountain range. Common uials and
dangers united the cafli'st settlers Of these
WIGS, aud formed nnd htrd 10 lhrm c"n-
mon character The dWcllrrs un both sides
ul the phynich barrier were brethren. Fh'y
c3naliulrd bot one house hold when one hrm'
Der suffered, 'hr other members shared ~ the
suhrunF. The unity thus created has never
brrn broken. from mat time ull now, the
people nave hcld The state administration Tar
HhnNc trcuohal lehl1uHich-ih rrcby slNhhlY
IIuflAlnr th' PhlUuUrn thathfstfrglfd Tie
witri- u ~ worthy ~ uhFrrvutIUu, however,
90 respect OF trade aud social intercourse be.
tween the residents oi The LaFt-and the West,
lh'l TINS loiy pilc ui nature hhErausrd PRIDE
tool severance nrtwcrn communities aud per
son" Who, bong b"nnd Ivy political ties, would
Wl1h I" De- ever crmcbtcdhy intcrrAi, ~ ulpl
Wy nud friendship 10 iH uu cnliycning anti.
c'p'uon that when thc cllipucal lines stretched
across our bcau''iu mountain, with all their
connecting ways, shall hr completed, We shall
become one ~ the Interchange OF the social
"lhcra that make up human h1pplncss, know
ING more Of each other, and loving each other
n"i Tess.
me subject 81 Intern 1iional ENchangcs viii
u'u'N'HT frrufr your hlirnl''N a. as trust,
u has retained iis hold m your favor The
provision heretofore made for this agency Nv
""'' ln terms, made permanent II Willie for
You lo determine on what basis u shall br put
la November Last, received NJ AtrNNNuWr
NAftlHArrs Report oih.s operations, which
W'i bc Transmitted 90 sou. ,Ihis commuuica.
ton Dr. not the place fora review Of that report,
but cannot refrain from olicituE your hvor.
Ht'r ruusJTrrTtrur ~ 'iyF--t+r---rt While tAu D.,
commerce Of thr world brings 90 ~, ~ our IA
splat position, the a,ysical comforts and mau.
rcs that other countries produce aud dDtTusc,
let % be- our cudcaypr 30 draw irow crrry
source The products OF Scisncc, Literature aud
the Arts, ana look 60 the tnic. Ind the coca.
sons when wc may rccnmprns. them to.whun
We thus become indebted Tho strength of
Vermont consists va the intellectual character
of her people, nnd,thcrcin' ~ the element of
her rcnoWu. She can bring from aEf-irom
every land, distant as Il may br-ihc true
riches, the fruits of mental labor and the re-
burmcnts of pure taste and incorporate them
with her own solid virtues She can educate
all her children, and do Il thoroughly. She
can raise mon, md thrv may frl IN 4, move th.
world Let heriA4n study how she can most
prepare herself 10 maintain her
Just claim 10 equality orhonor among her con.
i;.dsrntp state a Az. C,. ,,t,,p.., aud