The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1858-01-16
Educated Labor.

lNIN.N NNIiHHNNN'A lIIN' WV AANN"N ''l AfNI
srurtl,c, at Washington by the Represents,
uyo from This District Hon, J, s. Morrill,
fr distributing portion Of lho public lands
among ihe several States and Territories Of
lhe Union, liy Ao terms Of the Bill Yer
mont would receive 100000 acres, worth %
government priecs sl2i,010, one hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars Sect
lrh Of rhe Hill provides "tbrt lho money de-
rived from the salr of these lands shall be IN
vested by the several States iu Government
Stocks, % in other reliable securities Yield
ing udi lrss than dyo per cent upon the par
value rnd that lhc interest 30 accruiug shall
bo appropriated Ll carb State 10 the endow-
mcut and support of at least one College, In
which the leading object shall be-, without eN-
GLIDING other sc'olu6c or classical studies, 10
tp1gh such branches of learning ag are related
90 agriculture and the Mechanic Arts, In
such manner MS its Legislature may prescribe,
zoo order 10 promote lbc.ibcml and practical
education Of the industrial classes In the sew
cral pugdls and professions of litt."
..lG.<g 40 The various objects for which
donations from lhc public domain have been
'''"'' '''''''" OF 'n'"n'"' ''", any, seem
. 20 ustn hove promised more beneficial re-
suits than the one contemplated IN tlds Bin
Us object is to furnish 10 every State o per-
maro1t source, and o larger amount Of clu-
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AVID Canals with the various improvements Of
d - a.
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'.""'., ana ''"'2e' nave accomplished and /
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prosperity sc" England needs at lhc pros
j practical cduoa-
"'h 'i ''' industrial popuIa'lonin the science
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,'',"N more N'''h''Hc Schools Some OF these !.
'''4F'"uI mas th' Lawrence Scientific school
W N"no,luEe' us ana the CHANDLER Scientific
''ho'l "V I'aho'rrN' u" but then resources
are 100 l'n'''' ana their influence too cir
'n"''"o'' TO 40 'Hc WORK required. I'm ag-
Il'"l'oraI NoHrEr ID Vermont with ample
'ft'1N u support board OF competent teach
''' ana iufh'h instruction upon such terms
AS "oW1 l"V'tp to'Its iiatts young tren with
limited pocunioY resources, would soon ar
rest the depletion OF ITS cnterprsing popula-
lion, that now rcplcnishcs the cities aud
'w'IlS the 'ide OF Western emigration. We
nave no doubt Of IT, for Vermont isnot n bar
rem soil, that its inhabitants must needs fam.
sh with the soanty fruits Of its cultivation,
nor IS its climate SO inhospitablc that they
l''d to abandon their mountain homes TO
ma comfort and health nearer the sun. The
W est has among IT'S hardy pioneers, many,
AAn-i 1nsAl by experience WOULD gladly cX-
'lAnge ITS fertile prarics with all they have
gained by tolls and priyationS there, for the
lome comfort, the social and religious enjoy
nCuts, which they left and lost when 10 hot