The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1852-10-23
Message of the Governor OF vermont.

Governor Fairbanks sent his message to the Legis-
lature OF Vermont on the 10th inst. The document
relates principally to local matters and contains vocy
little Of general interest In relation to the tariff.
the Governor says =
The views of the citizens Of Vermont questions Of
well understood to require tho
present occasion specific enumeration modnoation.
Of the present tariff Is most obviously demanded
snal 10 The prosperity and best interests OF the Amer
people. The principal eleInent which constitutes
the wealth OF the nation labor The great body Of the
people directly employed in productive industry
That industry should he stimulated and ts productions
protected by the fostering hand Of the general govern
ment. Without increasing the amount Of revenue be-
yopd what ia required for dfaying the expenses Of
eTnment adequate protection mty be osctnay secured,
by udicous discrimination Ia favor of arJces of Amsr
lean growsh and American manufacture, in the
mont OF specific duties foreign mportaticns. The
coursg, Il domestic pufactures snicai
essential 10 that division OF labor which
home market for the surplus products Of the which
in turn cprocated by the home market existing for
the manufactured article while laudbbe conpe ton,
open TO sill IA TO bring the price Of every commodity
to its proper level and 70 regulate and control the prces
Of imported fabrics The Importance Of home market
cannot be too highly appreciated especially by the pro-
duclng classes. It the fs.ion aud expense OF
transportation equnlizss the circulating currency and
by is censaucy prevents IN degree those financial
Fuons consequent upon oSertrading with foreign
tion 1t promotes that faternal intercourse bet
different communities OF the same State and the oizeas
States which is essential TO the perpeuiy Of
The Union and TO that equality Of station which Is the
crowniDg element In our republican organization.
The Governor refers to the geological survey or
the State, and sayS:-
Pursuant 10 refoiuion adopted by the legislature at
the session Of 1898 the Executive appointed Professor
Thompson TO collect the minerals field notes and other
materials Of the geological survey of thu state Mr.
Thoupsous report. with a description Of tho materials
referred published ia The Appendix TO the Journal.
oftbc House Tor 1919 Should no measures be adopted
fol further prosecution OF the survey II may be expe
dent TO appoint committee charged with the duty Of
making final disposition OF the materials Of the survey,
closing up its concerns and also of confrring With
Mr. Thompson relative to the publication of further a
formation touching the geology Of Vermont. In this
tbe eeirabienss Of eaIly measures for procuring the
publication OF a correct map of the state.
SHOCKING MURDER IN CaERAw, s. C-We were
called upon yesterday, says the Cheraw g. GI.ette
Of the 18th inst by Coroner J. G. Chapman E.q, to
assist In holding inquest the body Of Angus Tay
lor who had been shot the day before ty his brother
Mastn The evidence before the jury was, that the
18th inst about IL O'Clock A Nj, nastin and Ausos
Toyor bothers met at the residence Of their mother
and after conversation agreed to shoot at mark
They walked ont about sixty yards from the house aud
both fred ct the target, Mastin shooting rifle and
Angos double barrel shot gun They vent up TO the
target, and disputed about who had beat Thc mother,
houfe the fret whom called the attention of the others
10 the that the brothers were qaarreny They all
went the ut the same time and saw Matin rsy-
lor approachng tho house followed by Angus who was
stripping and exhibiting determination to fight when
Mastn TUNED round, took his gun from ma shoulder
drew II up aud fred Angus who was running pos.
tion r1ade no bait but rushed Up, seized Mssn and
The two cuied unt the mother and sister reached hem
when Angus began 10 sink, saying to his Gisefi Hold
me up,i and foil dead lie Lad succeeded IN Trs sting
the gun from bis brother Upon an xsainau9n OF the
body the bali found 10 have entered Just above tho
lea breast and have passed through the heart and
lodged in the ssn OF the back Tho deceav2d hngus
rAylor la SIS killed Capn.n NanierfTd Of snis plscs,
by inaicng upon his body sundry fatl stabs With dirk
knife for which he wa5 convicted OF manslaughter
Since then he inflicted almost Gsath woand upca
Of his brot hs1s and hrs on3 met the fate which
lust yetributon awards to the VIOLENT. Mastin Taylor
has been fgr several Jaars Of asounA niad and foe
consderabl time con aaed N jail to restra Lin from
yioleuce lie has no. yet been arrestoi.
TuF LAUNCH or THE u. s. STEAMER WATER
Wren The announcement thas the steamer Water
witch TO be launched the Washington navy yard
Yesterday Afternoon attracted tther large Of
ladies and gentlemen while thousands of spectators
lned the shores opposite 10 the ship house Tho ar
rival Of the President Of the United States an
nounoed by The customary salute o oanuon and we no
iice6 amcrg other distngu he'd gentlemen in stteu
the Secretary Of War the Secretary Of tbs lnts
and Commodore Morgan the commsndant OF the yaed.
At three o'clock the vessel launched prese Isl ug
beautiful spectacle She gldd into the water a. "a era
fully noated on the bosom Of tho Potomac IL vas
citing gratifying and nothing ocS' red 70 mar
,he ples sure of The occasion The VAIL witch Is me
hnuGrea snd fly et in eugth ana her ssdth q beam
tWont Eve fOst Having already net y" chnery on bosgd
eo pre.u7oe he Will be prepare service Ths
~ ~ ofxer - Mays launchW fom lh0 house
NJ l ysars go grd has only syed to 5e fsG ssl.
~ nsl 8nyebip in construction, re ut whlah has
.l,r3s5 fts vessel ooasrucV Il ths wrsuagtou navY
r faaU