The Middlebury register. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1850-1882, 1866-02-07
TO the Wool Growers OF Yer.
mont.

/ 20 Vhe WOOL Growers OF YER
mont
The uhlcrsirred, Committee appoint
ed ~ the Vermont State Agricultural
Society and Wool Grnwcrs' Association,
would fespectiui,v submit for your con
sideraiio7 suggestions relative to the m
tcrc,t, and irsips of the Wool Pro lucar,
of Vermont. regarding the important
movement. tlias are now being male Ia
effect such a claats in the operation OF
the tariff lnv4 a. tc eacure an cyqul pro.
lection with the other l"a,erial industries
of the country.
At meeting of Woo 'trowcri gath
cred from large numi,of ct the Woo.
Producing States. held at SYracu7e. y.
Y. or the 18Th of December 1865. "A
was orranizpd. lis pnrposa is the c-tib-
l,hmcn; of a central orc ,nization. through
! which the interests of. and the statistics
relative 20 wool productions can be ar
ranged and prcscnted in an efficient an !
reliable form. 10 the Conrrcss of the
United States. TO demand and secure the
adequate protection TO thi. branch OF
American in1ustrv. 50 essentially nccess.
airy to its mpntcn,nca. AMI make it re-
muneraive to AL enabling them without
embarrassment to meet the burdens Of
national taxation. TO which thew have 81
/ LARGELY contributed and AT all fine. hold
themselves in readiness to re.rond TO. IN
! the supnort of tho uovorrroo,t os wei
"a to add TO its Future prosneritv. Hon.
/ Henry s. Randall of New York. tine
/ eminent and devoted friend and adyocatc
Of the Wool Interests of the country. wa,
chosen President and Hcnrv T. Greer Of
| Ohio. Secratarv. An exncntive comit.
tee was appointcd CONSISTING cf one mem.
ber from each State ORGANIZATION. anon,
whom are Hon. F. b. Poulc. of New
! York Hon Roherr NJ Montgomery o
/ Ohio. DR. Georne r Ior;nn or Mass,
chusetts and Hon Edwin Hammond q
Vermont. gentlemen of Iarre exnaricncc
with Influence. names ara ;
sufficient nuar,ntf that what tbov do vii
be done with cnerrv. and 4 fair prospec
of success This COMMITTEES ar, now !,
Ncw York nothorino materials from, m,
wool establishments and Crsto,n IIonsa
and other sorrcos to no nrt N forr, :,
he nrcsontod to tbe poverro Commission
and the Committee of Corrrc.. at th,
present session.
The fact, ehcitod hv tIo;r ;nvost;oa
tions will hc Of eucb y noturn that tbc,
cannot he misr.nro.onto1 and will hay,
their inst and Ieoitimote inApence pno,
those who will Inc c,llc1 to act on ,bi
Question so i,nnortopt IN the nroIncin,
classes of the nation From This state
ment none can fail to annreciate the i'm
nortance of fine orran;zation and the in
duonces If will brinc to hear unon tn
final accomnl;.bmont of tbe obi.c, il
viow
A LARGO prmbor NJ tbo mo,er;ol an,
nrodnc;pg interests in tho I-rit,d Sf,te
have f,r r,orv ve.rs bod tbc;r comfy.
orcon;y,t;o,s to elevate nron,o,o fost.
and increase tba y,l,o of the ;rtcra.t +
which o,ob aro sroo;oIIr dor,tol an
have !, tho main f,Il,, ,ccom,,l;sbo5 tho;
r,rnosos Will. tho WooI pr,Jnco,
b,ro h, s;lonoo ,rJ ,.,,, or c.r,rol;zo,i,,
oc ot,,rt no,,,o,,,l ,b.,.. ,,.,:,.h ;.ool.r,,
ledced to he ,morc tho most ;rrort,n
ord boy;nc d;rcct ;,a,crco nnon n
rrosr.r;,y of tbe not;on Cousooroo,l,
,ho;r ao,r,s 70 ooo,,n,..h t,o do.;r.
ob;oct have baor in a ,ro.t ,oo,snr, rov
cries. This st,to Of otf,;rs should :
= l,nror ovi., onJ,bo ,no,ns 49,, rn,, =
, f,rIod rroncb a To,;orol Or,,r;,,,in,
anl oa.h ono sho,lI lon1 al IL, o;l ar
;na,onco IN HI, nosso.s,no 70 ,ho MON,