Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-10-18

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the same, the utility of which remains yet to be
tested, but which does not Oxford any circulate
ing medium; the business of providing cur
rency, and aiding the agricultural, manufacture
ing and commercial interest of the people by
the establishment of banks, devolyed upon the
States. This State has found it to be conve-
nent and useful, AMI may add necessary, to
establish such institutions, under suitable re-
gulations. In such places, as the convenience
and interest of the communty might require.
These banks have performed their duty with f.
deity, and have greatly aided private enterprise
and in works of public Improvement. They
will undoubtedly receive, las they justly deserve,
the countenance Of the Legislature, and not BE-
embarrassed with hostile legislation.
1t may be said of our railroads, constructed
by private enterprise, and the capital Of indivi-
duals, that the public are experiencing largely
the benefits afforded to all important interests OF
the state by that capital, and the unparalleled
energy and industry which have been displayed
in their construction 1t is to be hope that those
who have hazarded their wealth, and given their
whole time and energies TO these great undertak
ings, will find their reward in the profits of their
capital and labor, to which they are Justly en-
titled, and will receive amply the countenance
and patronage of an intelligent Legislature and
high. minded people.
Since the General Assembly, several impor-
taDt amendments to the constitution, recon-
mended by the council of ccnsors have been
adopted by convention of the people, and be-
come part of the organic law Of the State
Some additional legislation may be found nee
essary to extend the provisions Of the law in
relation to elections, so as to embrace the cleo
tions of the several officers which are hereafter
to be made in pursuance of the constitution as
amended. Some further provision is also re-
quired, in relation to the security to be given by
sheriffs and high bailiffs. The legislature are
also required 10 "provde by geneal law de.
"caring what Offices shall act as Governor and
q" Lieutenant Governor" occasioned in any of
the ways mentioned in the amended consitu-
Son.
1t will probably shored your session, and re-
lieye you from an exciting duty, that the ap-
pointment of several officers which has hereto
fore been made by the Legislature is now made
by the people, as it was done under the pro-
visions of tho first constitution of this state.
The term of office of one our Senators in
Congress Wiil expire on the third of March
next. il is incumbent Oh the Legislature to
elect a Senator to represent this State tLf SIX
years from and after that time.
| am informed by my predecessor, and com
mnnicate the information to the legislature, that
hnde. the act of 1916, entitled an act relating
TO International, literary and scientific exchan-
pes he has appointed Mons A. Vatemare and
George +. lloughton agents. and that under
the act of l849, entitled an act making an ar
hronra,on for the Washincton Monument. he
constituted Henry Stanley of Poultney agent
In our connection with other States under
one general government. we have vart2 of
interests 10 be promoted, Which, although they
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