Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1849-02-08


have these mines ~sSbut they are
there, and am for nd Of them as soon
as possible. Make King as free as pos
sibie. Instead of 4 and holding them
up, and selling in d, lay them open to in
dnstrv and enterprs iy them open to natu-
raj c3pital-to labor The man that has stout
arms and wllinp hi 4. Give him fair chance.
Give all n fair chss Its no matter who dies
nm the pold, or where it goes. The digger will
not eat it, and it will 60 where Commerce will
carry it. The NATIONS which have Industry
which have Agriculture, Commerce and Manu-
features they will get the gold, provided al
ways that they keep out small paper money
Not sales, but permits, is the proper mode to fol-
low, and the onlypraclicable mode. People are
going to California to dig, and dig they will A
wise Legislation would regulate, not Illustrate,
their enterprise. Permits would put them on the
side of the law, for ii would give them protec-
ton and security sales and boarding would put
them in opposition to the law, and they would
disregard 1t. Sr, this is a case in which the
law-giyer must 20 with the current, and then he
may regulate it; if he goes against the current,
his law will be mgbtry, and his authority will
be despised. Mslenrrent is for hunting, and
finding, and dimiks; permits follow this cur.
rent and by gaAing them the legislator may
control and reguatk them.
If you want rerA ta, raise it from the permits
"a small sum y ish-and upon the coinnge.
In that way it VOID b practicable to raise as
much as ought olkraped But the revenue is
no object compared 10 th object Of putting the
gold INTO circulation. ero not who digs it up.
l VAN ~ aug uP' %llg'nG IeVGf 10 De oyer
WGh' 'ue inning hhlsng' Icy ti"'h work tIut
Will ict ''lGm TtVage u, eorIi-eAtlrpate and
eN'efl .li the MINES men 'he sober indus-
Try WIN 'Gg'll "hlGn gln'Dle' anu eHficheS a
ca!l3', "oF N. as nara 9S"G my we cannot
in,SIl a soon Ineae goa naica[,ons cover more
s'lati 1Uoo ..oS: lyf ;5 lg N LEV NAeNlco
o,l .uo "u'GIs OF tlo H,uuo N9io'oo2--on thH
D; D9'n D l't0 n Sn VII LUIS sue o. inc
o.oit" tr''"uG, 81, ! "'' D,U' "no was NeoIo,
Slstto O'P" ak@9 cAP'P'''g eNPeultlon, ana
WHO eNa'',lleo inc country between tiH coast
[ange ana lle casc1le Ia''9eol Inou''a'iS found
.'l' =. So4 bearing fo1' a, s'oTs'tI coi tIem
on ne Onpqla' tbe snasf ma az lho head OF
we o"GToleillo f%y y -. u'u noV YiSlt the
ole[Ia -NcVa4'' Oul 'tIa tnle was goiI yet to
po discovered =. IN '"l '1"cIUle'lto vaiiey' IT.
iIas pee G'Sc2 , alu No o"9 can 'cil where
IL IS 70 en ooo me ne S VII Ngaoa IS oOO miles
l3ng' IoVoo OF " INV leel ,'g ana mas slope
o. from rom ~ 10 ~ mes ana III tliS seems to be
an uuIIlefou3 toglo1 oC c11C tho sierra Ne,
yloa aIo PToionga''s u su.Sale ctaln' ana OF
Ino same =, Gil1ioc'ef ln' "lo' 10 possess gold
IN NEW mexico tn,go'a 9n. mineral region IS
described as Iarge @o'aF'ou' by theIearhed and
enlgiIisls ~ w a1o.us' VINO was mixing an
exploration whentD " afwl'l Mexico broke out
ana whose WORK na'oe5h pT!''eooy order OF the
'V ,r' w. - '''' ~ A''1'' ''''.l INN
Inc Tra' moun'n', now Yielding SO much
goia TO hussa, arc put i2Oo mules long and
2Qoo or oooo feet lJl' the mountain chains in
ne" mexico ana IIIIofna which produce gold
are near twice as ana twice as nigh as The
ural mountains, IalI TINS to be boarded by
the Goycrnment-,''e sold IN two acre patch
cs-to be guarded thing 'oo precious for lh6'
people? Is 1t to hele liesperlan fruits guard
ed by dragons Z ami So where are thc drarons