The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-09-16

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ifold Inventions I shalkaet'svts here
The common argsSncs,is lor the thssitu-
lion Of varied manafsctsrss b6, Il is
setmane 10 the Sttasioa 10 chow you
how what is called an application Of
free trade iD country yet unprepared
for it, has operated TO fet'sr and bind
down among US the highest and most
btniicent faculty II The human mind
the faculty of uiilit tuian Invention.
/ Here. ihe... is national ioss OVER aud
above aud indefinitely exceeding all the
waste of ireighls, commissions and risks
! incurred ia purchasing in distant mar.
ke's articles which abound in our own
fields. forests and mines, with the fur
,her waste Of ffc,gl,ts, commissions and
risks, u,wnras aud inwanis, on the
trans sportslion Of 0uy own al,uaslsnt raw
materials 10 English workshops, and on
their r~convcyancs To our own shores,
charged with the cost Of manufacture, to
be / aid in provisions and gold. BE.
yond aud above al these 1osses, here h
y s,in,ing and ssifiing Of the very life
Of all national growth, developement
and perfection. Look, then, ye true
men Of Vermont, TO tho correction Of
this great national fault, us you value
your own welfare and prosperity, .he
nd, ancement "t society, and tbs great.
ncs.. power and glory Of your country.
Who does no, desire that the generation
TO which he belongs shnll be wiser and
greater tllnn those which lave gone be-
fore il? FeA f'93'ia
i Fc'low.ci,isens, Il you would thus dis
ttnguish the generation to- which yos
belong, Of which you are q part, yon
mrsi have wiser and more enlighten-
ed system Of Agriculture than that Of
your prsdecessors. appssl TO the
learned men whoaI .3ae afusnd ,ne---
, is ,he science Of AgricGIture pecaliatly
difficult to explore and perfeciy Quite
the contrary. Chemistry. Mineralogy,
Botany and Physiology, the ancilIiary
: sciences, have already given up ilIe ST.,
cre,s of the compozi,ion of the soil and
of the atmosphere, and the laws which
: re. ula,c the ger:niuation and growth o.
vegetable and animal organisms. Nha
| remains seems 10 be little Smore than
, the reduction Of truths, already known
into meihodical forms, for tie purpose.
, Of instruction, with guides to their ap'
{ plica,ion under The widely-yat, ing cir
;, cums,inces Of soils, climates, aud sea
=, sous. Notwithstanding these obvious
e truths, aud notwithstanding that Agri
!. culture, az It was The first, has also al
3. ways been the most general pursuit o
S cislizrd men, yet il, is nevertheless lra'
I. iha, i, has bc:n, mere than all other sci
{, ences and arts, neglected.. Mankind
i learned the motions Of spheres lying fa
away beyond nnsided vision, and sp
e piled the discovery TO the practical par
!. poses Of Geography and Navigation -
n They laid bare, also Tie sublesi Of al
: Iaws--,he laws Of the human mind
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