Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1852-09-10

tlemcn who had preceded him bu, rs he l,d
me always satisfactory apology of being called
on by somebody, he would reruar, brledv unon
the subject before them.
1t had become Fashionable to call tins \ nro-
grcs5iye agc--ior once fashion was r,,bt ii
was progressive are. lie asked the peonlc
OF tins town to forget the present for ,no
ment, if they could, and look at this valley Of
Lahe Champlun, at a period of twenty wears
ago, before the time spoken of by Julpe Fol-
lett. when the commercial interests began to
assume an importance. Then navigation tor
minated atSL johns on the north, while White
hail presented her Away linpa-sable barriers to
commerce and civilization on the south. We
were Tour or i've days journey, and weary
| ana costly journey at that, from the scabord -
| me productions Ot our soil we're almost yalue-
less for expectation. The roods which we
| bought paid first enormous profit tn the citv
me chant, then IN enormous freight in their
transit, ami llcu an enormous profit to the
| country merchant, who took our produce at a
low price IN payments and he in turn was com
| PEELED to pay his heavy frCirhts and cominis
aions before he could turn it into money We
were compelled 10 buy everything, orr roods.
orr Manufactured articles, everything, at home
Tor the cost Ut getting 10 market was too ur-at
to be incurred by any but such as made trade
their business We'll, by and by the Cham.
PLAIN canal was opened, that melancholy Chap.
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is ',,,'',',' W lr!"- "'',i' anu '''',9 r"'
q convert Tim. ,r,,, int, ,h, c,rr,ia, .r,,I, =
~ It, manuacture, an here was orr own Burning
=" ION, with her lovely ,cencrv--hcr healthy loCa-
he tou--hor cduca'unll adyaitago bv, rem, ;
ng her cheap provisions and flpcI-her everything
De winch was inviting to boncst labcr to come
- mere and make t,cIl prolucurc AID scattered
hS all around Us, and coming to Us evcry iav,
&C we're the inrn and the women " hose bands wcr,:
Pr die and ready and willing to furnish tha, Ia
''' Dor
IT.! Now put ali these things tNaeHe- and lool.
ne at the list The material Tor all manufactures
of wool and IRON the wood AMI charcoal ne c.
nc, cssary to their manufacture, healthy ard un-
cS' rivaed location, cheap rents, cheap provisions
l'h cneap fuel which will always ma ke !ata, oheaI
pr- and productive, rifiinr distance ONLY TO tn,
eds .cabord and a cheap freigst upsn :oaDufac
I'D ,urcd articles to places where they :nipht b.
'ct- converted into money. Here then were Al! tbs
rom elements of prosperity. VIVA: vas ,sces,ary It