The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-04-02

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markets the p'rr ious s,aa,s that leayct their
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cities and villages thsn on the sc,ion u
hrpeSs The latter cannot usc shsi the
ioruacr hss Wasted and DESTROYED. ltisin
the caiss thai bolh the raay and the pfac-
bee q good hgsbzgdfy must begin before
ths, are possible Ia the country, ~ socieiy
y Bo~ formed II be ,hc supreme folly d;
The degiLen q American cities, wiih their
nsslgabie siFeat0s and Iskes. their canals,
sHd their itr-rehching railroads tbsi desc
late The land which support u,os, luxuri.
oDsly their commerce, tbcir manufactures,
iheii trade, their arts snd their professions,
because they grecdily grusp al ,hs, iillsse
and hoshsDd-y produce, and give nothing
hask To rcnoysle the Impoverished fields uf
the plsBiof and farmer. The true condi-
u"n a American Agriculture j. not under
stood. Statesmen. iunncem uf any In1ul-
edge q the science, expect nupossibiii,ies,
bob II the so,l and It's cul,iya,ors. Fam.
sfs are required 10 give tot indefinite ayes
20 inland and foreign commerce. unlimited
quantities Il human food. and the raw ma.
iorsal u clothing taken out Of the surfscv
Of the ground, and receive nothing but dry
goods, groeefes, hardware. farm imple-
nehts and household furniture IN exchange
Such Is cur pSesom, system Of rurol ccono-
my. II makes the land support all classes
aud all interests, " bile II does nothing 10
maintain The enduring friiiiuness Of sra,ed
and dcpasiurcd fields.
Improvements IN sgnc uliunal machinery.
IA plDwA, cuiuYaiors, and rcapcrs, IN roads
and other facilities for transporting crops
10 market, are helps to hasten the depletion
Of all the farming lands Ia the Republic.
Has the planting 81 cotton aud corn impoy-
crushed millions Of acres at the south -
When was this Praeiised 20 extensively as
Z 10 ,hS year lc.sl How can the applica-
ton Of twelye pounds Of potash to All acre
I planted IN tobacco or whea, IN Virginia or
Maryland. and forming part Of two hun.
drcd pounds OF guspo, make good the loss
Of hiry-s pounds 81 potash removed from
the acre IA the eropi To pa, pound OF
bone earth, msgncsln, potash, smiponis. OF
CHLORINE, into the earth, and take three
| pounds ou' by deeper and better iillagc, IS
snrcly MOI the way 10 increase the earthly
! elements o. crops in the soil.
Al best, II is bat the consumption Of ones
( capital IA premature dividends on hls in-
sesImeni. Large immediate profits, wheih-
I cf ia agriculture, manufactures. banks OF
I railroads, are almost always deceptive, and
frequently lead To uusisc action from mis-.
placed confidence.