The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-02-17
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Received. rht rae Temperance Jazz a.
& nos ss..'s ~c hrsrly approve ~ and
,hsi II d~e,alyc. on 40 sincere faen8. OF
i~npranre 20 rily ana sc8v ihs t.cc
lion n such officers charged n,h it, pro-
visions cir1ei oui in gaA miih.
Resolved. That n progress thu. fr
m1dr 10 "a e1nsc ~ Temperance, eo g.
cognifs and highiy appr ci ,tc the aid reu.
derci BY tha Temperance STANDARD the
religious ani sous of jEc s.colir presses
OF ue State. sanc of which have for years
earnestly advocated O pr, hibi'afy law and
we would respectfully urge The condu tors
of AL public I%oarnlls 90 exert the power
iul tndncncr of che press over ulo public
mind, for promoting the objects OF this
Sou.ty, winch are So intimately connect
Cd with oil the best interests of oar conn
try. and SO essential 10 the good order,
welfare and happiness Of society.
Tho citizens Of Orange County are
ngliatng the removal OF the County build
iHgs from the present shier,oa u Chelsea.
The construction Of Railroads IN that
Comfy has thrown Chelsea oui Of The cen
tire.
- correspondent Of the Bradford
Enquirer recommends that Farmers do
their own marketing. both in the sale Of
produce, and in the purchase Of goods.
To which the editor Of the Enquirer well
replies 49,
Merchants, stationery and travelling.
are ~ plenty that their conpeution keeps
prices as favorable as farmers can well ask.
1t Is frequently the case TIM, these traders
pay much more for produce than they are
ever awe 10 realzr NOM At, auu oitun -
the case th4t lifgc stocks OF goods have to
be sold al less than cost. The constan,
chtnges ia the aifiirs Of tn bu .lncss
world subject morchlnts To many losses.
aud as a general rule four-fnhs Of tho
marchtnts OF our country fail. Farmers
iu1y form Union Stores, send their own
produce 10 mlrko,, AMI buy til lr own
merchindiza, and distribute To each mcm-
Der articles at a snail advance on cost
but they cannot prevent the constant fuc-
tuitions uf prices IN the mercantile world.
The Union Store may purchise So cks OF
goods which in ten days will 60 down in
market 20 per cent. SO that ~neishbonng
merchants, who always regulate their
prices according To the market standard,
will nndersell them. The less that far
mers have 10 do with merchandising the
better 1t will be for IN IN. ~ one class
of people can do the business Of the whole
world. There must be producers, mer
chants, mechanics, curriers'. and importers.
The main Thing for The farmer 10 do is to
keep his present profitable and indepen-
dent position, and by taking a newspaper
he may keep a good run Of the markets"
-SMALL PoX AGAIN.-Thcre are
some i've Or SIX cases OF sniil ppx in the
western pat Of Dinyllle aud ia the borders
Of Walden. 1t Is IN the family Of a Mr..
Woodward. aud a Mr.. Sulhln, IT not others
Doct. Collins Is in constant attendance
upon the eases.-Cdieio nian,
-Po'r OrFicE CnANGE.-llavey
Judeyine, Esq- has been appointed Post
Master at Concord, in place Of Col. J. G..
Darling, removed. Col. Darling has had
the Post Ofcs for many years, the duties
of which he has dischlrged with singular
fidelity and accuracy, greatly 70 his own
credit and to the satisfaction Of The public,
for on ght we ever heard to the contlry.-
ID.
in Washington County, a Tempe
rance Convent on was h Id OH the 4th. inst
OF course. a large number OF resolutions.
were passed, and among lh,m We lind
these sens bic ones -:
Resolved, Tint this COM ntion concurs
in the action Of the State Convention IN
giving high prominence to the cause Of
Temperance IN Vermont, and urging the
jealous prosecution Of It by an enforce
ment Of the law, by the influence Of the
press, nnd By efficient organizations Of the
people "a every part Of the state to pre-
serve the great principle OF Prohibition
ana give II effective power by all needed
legislation.
Resolved, Thl, we congratulate the
hiends Of Law and Order on the triumph
Of the plnciple Of Prob biuon IN the late
crisis OF It's fate IN the Legislature and
while We regret the passage Of the SINNER
amendment So called, Inso fr a. II re-
moves ons efficient IN ans Of compelling
officers To perform the duties required BY
the Law, We urgs that fact a. the induce
meui 10 the people to supply the defect,