Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1856-10-17

wealth which lays in the min. 'i'e
youth the deep and strong fou,a. = :
its future prosperity, and W. OA
diligent care is freely to Of, 'as
one Of its people the blessip,, =, -,
Education.
In intimate connection with j, -.
ton, as the morals eff people A. 81,
a great extent upon their io,.T r.a,
stands the subject of the pross. of
the Traffic in Intoxicating Ds5
respectfully invite your attep,i,. ma,
subject, as one which concern, A Re-,
vital interests of your constilp,,. der
which is among the first to en-, aiFo
warmest sympathy Of the phl,,a. vor
and the profoundest thought d sin,
triot and legislator. and
The sentiments l have Lon, d. mo.
tanned and freely expressed n. nee
subject are well known to ny "a An
tizens. My confidence in them nor
duty of the Legislature to prs exs
Traffic in Intoxicating Liquorsa fro
erage remains mistaken. I d, stri
principle of Prohibition to BEN, con
accordance with our Con stitutin
harmony with the obligations tior
government owes TO the peops of
if any, of the sources of evil hp ten
so prolific of mischief, have sent &. wel
vast a desolation, and prolDe3 upc
overwhelming misery throughou the
departments Of social and dons cru
as the sale ofIntoxicating Lquoz wa
people have a right to demand pun
hands of their agents protecla 'he
these evils, so destructive Of Ii. oe
ness and well-being of society. y
l conceive that the true int, =
the State, and the hopes Of TN :,
generation, require a prohibia7
- with ample powers eifectuaIy to ::
: its provisions, prescribing penats 30
mensurate with the offences Phi
3 and adapted to accomplish its M, /;
sign, the extingGishment Of theut.. :,
The constitutiOnality Of seyea :
most important provisions Of lt -.o,
> law of the State upon this subj 49,,
been settled by the Supreme @ ,,er
tribunal which has the just coaiia 70
our citizens. Coming from al r vii
Of the Commonwealth, you LlR cor
sonal knowledge of the praciz orc
: ton of this law, and its adapata DIV
complish the purposes for vhaI FIRE
designed, and are well fitted to d bun
the necessity of further Legislation tioI
subject. acc
d Agriculture is our great leading cer
II ployment and source Of support de,
d department of labor manifestly iz.. u
I'll every attention and encOun:to
y which will tend to its advanca inc
n prosperity. The application Q, Spoc
IN to Agriculture has alread! dEa hes
'ct secrets of the composition Of Ties def
Sc the laws which regulate the g1-I b
OF and growth of vegetable orgni-ent
Through the investigations dSwh
III also, have been discovered liz 4he
III and properties of fertiliziDg s1 ;
" and under their judicious aE-,va
- barren wastes have been conyStur
- smiling and productive feds exI
happy omen that Agriculture l sti
tracing the attention and eIa SCI
Interest of all classes of our cias tbs
conceive it to be the duty Of gTs en-
to encourage and increase this pc
=. to give every possible facility an-i
~ ton to this pursuit ; TO furnish a.ma
pular mind correct accounts q saI
~ coyeries of science in this depl OH
~ to promote agricultural edacA ca
~ offer honors and premiums to q po
'"u an honorable emulation and 1ala- o.
'0 coveries and achievements ia y TO
VI ancient and useful art and Ill- VI
go ulate cultivation and improve w
III every branch of this departing -
or dustry, and induce habits o. =
economy by every practicable p {,
vi On the success of our Ms :,
'oi depends to a great extent ih' "a
SCI of our Agriculture. 1t beS -
ur- deyelope the resources Of D" -
est and to encourage the prOdaS' :,
'hu try of our own citizens. AZ :,
Joy ment which the Legislature @
out emily present, that will lead 70 . a.
va interest and larger accomPla d
this department, and PreVe'' VI
oiS' ing draft upon our resources 70
are from the extensive sale, nIln Ii
at articles manufactured else"D' d
raw material taken from VEN
sla- l am confident, advance ni'i, m
)ols nrosner;tv az the CommOuSeAAT &c