The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-10-27
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shh unaliufed ssii.aactian u 70 direct.
a. ~ fsainl. Az bfi,.f .--mrfis vhich ere
srtrcs noe s-dass. TAc seu41,eris ofth,
Message ar ~Le3rsonlo. soA sccerd with
"a ferangs and 5adenrf.ts ~ the noolae.
All 'hrg Show uhsi ihe csnh leiicc " he
iarnis vas amply jusihsA. u ia model
" ssare - Braa,iaoo - hesnra.
"'A cAild rsu naiersans IL. and neither
siaissrasu nof scholar cen reasonably com.
pisia ~ g. !, u right ou Temperance. on
EIucau1n. on the Militia. on Taxes. on
ccsnony. 49, on - psr,uiouui rs0sc n
Freodem. II ihc present q ,nefal Assrmblv
shauid b. ~ silors snd direct 10 the pngsec
ier ~hich u assembled. and ~ pr.crratugs
done up IN - good taste AMI ietnrer A. the
Message, the propl- u Vermont viii have
reason to be proud Of thcif state Govern.
tneni faf ihe year a. p. ls5i
Ha,etnsn.
The Governof's Message Is very
sensible document IN the man. and de-
serves the yety eeocral praise It Is getting"
FrdAki'a 20. Herald
" The Mcsag. Of Gov. Royce. which
w pnblish 10 this weeks paper, viii be
read BY our readers with interest. The
mcssagc Is bnci, plain. aud siaiph,-for.
ward, sud entirely frce from ambiguous "
cumbersome language, which speaks much
~ It's praise.
The views OF the Governor on the Pro.
hihiioiy Liquor system Of tins State are
PLAIN aud distinct, and can lead no one ia
error rs TO his position on this subject.
lie thinks that the Law should be CON
tnued, and If there are any amendments to
be made this session. he hopes they will be
made with no view 10 weaken the policy of
prohibition and further. be counscls no
hesitation IN carrying out that policy, from
any fear that the legislative powers To on
act prohibition 10 lis present extent will be
Jadicially denied. "-Si. .}baHs .ilesscnrec.
"The Governors Message. which was
sent IN on Saturday forenoon, is a model of
conciseness, good sense, and sound opinion.
which cannot fail to be highly acceptable
TO the peop'e. We hear but ono express
sion regarding ii here, and that of decided
approval. 1t has that direct and perspicu-
Gus style which should characterize all pub
l,c documents, and truly represents the
sentiment of the Statc.--.Niddiebwy Regi-
sfer.
"This document will be found in anotb p
or column, and will. on account OF it's mod
crate length. be pretty generally read
Upon the subjects of temperance and edu-
cation the message speaks out IN language
plain and unmis,akcable. Upon the for
mer subject the Governor counsels prohihi-
ton, aud gives the people to understand
that they need have no fears in enforcing
the present law on account of its being
held by some 10 be unconstitutional. This
Is good authority. The mcssag &c is sound
"nan the Slavery question, and strongly re-
e2Iuipe@'S pselftQ every lover OF Freedom.
ken, aud valuable State paper."-Benniug.
ton Banner.
I" II Is brief, well written, and everything
said, may be clearly understood. Unlike
many other public documents, It contain.
no ambiguous phrases or sentences. and
will be received with general favor by ali
parties.
IN the temperance question the Gov
crnor is candid. and has committed himself
strongly IN favor of stringent prohbitory
system, ana has no pusilanimous fears tina,
the Legislature will transcend the limits of
the constitutional W. Herald.
If any one, Tom Powers included.
finds fault with the model message of Gov
Royce, he ought to be Compelled To-
write one himself. For perspicuity. direct.
ness, compaeiness and consistency. we have
never seen 1t surpassed. if eqnaled. If n
tnmnnrlprn i,,l.. A.
because l,r. Powers or somebody else told
MN That the Judge was not reliable on the
SUBJECT OF Prohibition, he must at least feel
NIUE ashamed. TO find that the Doctor IL
even less orthodox than the distinguished
individual whom he sought to traduce and
why The Governor takes high ground
and expresses enlightened views on the
subject that seems To have paramount M
pona' Importance inst now, viz: the repea
OF the Missouri Compromise and its CORE.
lative abomlnations. lie is liberal and
night in regard 10 the great matter of edu.
cation. We hope the Legislature will
meet the subject candidly, and adopt wise
provisions in reference TO it.r-Terrennes
Independent.
The message Of Gov. Royce which wo
publish IN another column, il n model docu-
ment-bnef and right to the point We
DOUBT u even DIR. Powers can find any fault
with 1t. On the Liquor LAW question, the
uovernor takes decided ground for the pro.
hiDitory system, as no one, we presume.
ever doubted that he would. except thosr
who were determined not TO be satisfied
with any reasonable assurances. But we
need not commend such a mcssage---its
merits are sufficient commendaiIon."-.
O~ies"s ~. gazette.
II brings befnro the Legislature dis.
tincily enough the leading topics naturally
expected at this time, in such document
VIZ; Temperance, Education, and tue Ex,
tension of Slavery. We are grated with
the notice which is taken ofibe two objects
hrst named. In regard to temperance the
povernor IL opposed 10 the license system.
ana IN invor OF that of prohibition. He
would have the law amended, ii amended
al ali, with view to strengthen the nro.
hibiiory pollcy--while he explicitly declares
ms opinion 10 be in favor oi thu cons,itn.
tionali'y ofthis policy. This. after his tri.
umphant election, notwithstanding the on.
position Of the organ of the State Temper
ahce Society, Is truly gatifying.ss showing
u'ai ule rovernor u substantially rirht on
me question, as We, and the great body of
inc friends Of prohibition in this State. be.
he'ed HIM to be."-Jt Chronicle.
Thinks 10 the good sense of our now
'overnor' We are enabled 10 give his mes
sage tins week, and lots of other stuff II
Is me best message we have ever read from
vermont Governor. On the Temperance
question 1t will be seen tina, Mr.. Roycc
val 60 as far as who goes farthest. Wont
'nr TREND of the Temperance Standard
scratch hls--head 49, brandon Post.
uFfIsIs.-n
The Message Of Gov. Royce may be
onnd IN another column. As we predict
d. upon the details Of the liquor law il Is
'en'ctiy silent The message is slndied
ileEQ of Dnu-rnfufuttt.