Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1859-08-05


title of new paper just started at West
Randolph, W., by w. Scott Abbott and
Hiram Greedy, devoted to Temperance, Nor
ality, Politics, Agriculture, Literature, Sci
cnce, Art, and General Intelligence, and
what more can anybody want in newspaper,
it all these subjects arc ably and faithfully
treated. In his salutalory, the editor says,
"the Statesman will be Independent in every
thing. and neutral in nothing" Altogether,
it is a good looking sheet and, Judging from
the number before us, deserving Of patronage.
The following communication, which we
find in its columns, is so truthful and so we'll
timed, that we copy it entire:
For the Statesman.
THE MANAGEMENT OF THE VERMONT CEN.
TRIAL AND CANADA RAILROAD.
1t is a matter of no little pride to Vermont
that a railrood, threading its serpentine way
along the bases of her green hills, should at
tain a reputation and place among the best in
the country, for the repair in which It's kept,
the generous scale on which it is conducted,
and for the unceasiug attention Of its officers
and employees, every one acting as though
the price OF SUCCESS as With IhuGINls Is lAttl-
nal vigilance
During the last five months the travel has
been steadily on the increase. Many cirum-
stances have contributed to this result Only
two or three accidents have happened on the
road during the time referred to, and those
were the result of the carelosness Of the in
jured the regularity with which the trains
have run. never failing to make their connec-
tions the careful manner in which baggage
has been handled, and the thorough care it
has received the attention of station agents
60 their very responsible duties the sterling
character Of the men employed as engineers
the urbanites and business habits Of the CON
ductors; the brakcmen, who ride by their
brakes in the toughest weather; the compre-
hcnsive ability and business tact Of the Super
intcndcnt, his discipline and control all COM
bine to assure the public that all that human
foresight and management can do to render
travelling by steam safe has and will be done
/ for the Vermont Central and Canada Roads
But this is not all that has had a tendency
to induce this great additional amount of
travel through the heart Of Vermont 1t is
the variety and magnifcence Of the scenery
along the route. Each year the people of
other States are becoming better acquainted
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