Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1867-01-04
gautcbmun y statc gOurnal.
BY +. P. WALTON



Dmrn,Nor.- Henry G. Carey says Germany
under Protective SYSTEM has increased her mer-
chant ships from seventeen to more than ton thou
sand while, undera free trade system, the for
mer fleet Of merchant ships of che United States
has been amostdriycu from the ocean, Mr.. Carey
charges the rebellion to free trade, and during the
rebellion, as every body knows, our commerce
sought foreign ships to avoid piracy, and our own
ships were sold to sail under foreg gn flags. Mr.,
Carey says
Sectional feeling grew steadily, until at length il
rlpened into "a rebellion that has cost the Union,
North and south, more than ten thousand millions
OF dollars o property and more than half million
of human lives, the whole OF this great mass consh
tuting the price We have paid tor following in the
direction indicated 10y those British free traders 10y
whom the first and greatest of all the command
ments is found in the traders maxim, " Buy in the
cheapest market and sell iu the dearest one"
What however is it Chat they need 20 buyf Is
it not raw mntrias-thc things we have TO sell
That it is tcrtan and attheir pccuniary inter-
ests promded by increasing e1mpetitioH for Hoir
sale is equally crtain
What is it tlrt they desire to sell? Is t not iron
and cloth-the hings We need 90 purchaser ihat
such is the case is certain, and equally so that tlcr
pecuniary interests are promoted by increasing c'@-
pefHiOH for Hci ppfct1sf.
The more tmv can crush out forcigH manulc-
lures the create must De the competition for the
- a.. ~. 80, H. ,,,ir ,,r;i.s. IN. ,,,,orer
must be the mo- who have them To sell and the
weaker and moc dependent must hc their govern
lneu'S' mat f'ch lhu'l e'',lnl uy ''l i,
tist .t,, ,,cb I'M. rsnlted i'm th for-
nation of a German nation now So powerful and SO
united that it INST of necessity attract to itself Ml
lnol portion ot ,onIern ue'.a'S n9 ~,
I. | ' I. nriti.i f,. t,l. s,.tap, ,,l.b
has given To- tb world tine greatest civil war that
has ever yet bau waged
we pray our readers 10 stuu{ ue.e l'',s' .iu
rght i'm .oyins't, t,,n trr. noli,y oftlo Union
the policy which viii enable as most speedily TO
heal existing soi's-is to be found iu the steady
inanleuanee OF N'iem slm'''r 'o lu'' %! Nu.'n
ti,nc a,fingsl b., ,'rs.,, ,'I.,.'r'l.,c5 ,rJ has
nov, M length ber, enabled 10 take the foremost
place among the giut European powers.
man
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sora. bv ,Jliro. froi ,t ,cro.. ,,, Atlantic
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nonufocnred ,n as nearly AS po..ibIe 10 tbo pl,cc
HlAluldNt"iN" 10 NN"'F 90 l"'0i"'' 90 INV li''N
where it is raised II the iron aud coal are in the
hills, le the furnaces and iorges bo near the pit
and the mine - if the sheep are on the mountain
n let the busy ml-wleel, on the nearest stream ac-
le ccssbc to railways or navgabe waters, mHnufac-
ture tle wool into yarn or cloth ihat Is The theo-
ry OF true national independence IN production and
70 manufacture What shame tits that we have
spc1 thiriy-sN millions OF dollars m 1850 for tol-
' egi' wool and wooi'ns' Whe" 'il "oou' us among
the farmers can DE found one ANA TWO years chp'
lq of wool uusold and unmanufactured burning
- shame that ought to blister the cheeks of Congress
men If they do not promptly apply aremedy.
1s
1 DECIDED SuccEss'-Ihe tair OF the ladies' of
nd St. Aueustine's Church, Montpelier now i'm prog
o. ross o, w bi,otor HAN prog.i.es 10 be decide,
n. .,..,i t ;i... ...t. g.
e, s"0'17''
The attendance laat e'emng-the opening night
exceeded the aaticpations of the most sauguine
1t 1;,i ,r ,..f,I and fancy ,rtirlos WAS f,,,.l
- ~ ,.. t..,.
A. lISef ""' "'''''"'0 ''"" ""9 VA W." '' '''
Di getters up ofthe Fairs the retreshment tables wer
filed with viands hat would have tempted the ap
n tito az ,, ,,r;.., .t,ic ,,st.r. CORA ,,d N
P''' '
e. olse, belhg Ju'i fst' "uu '1e "ils"' """ h'pI!
al face, Of the crowd SLING the Hall testified that thcl
appreciat, ID The excellent entertainment the ladie
- II .,..rt c,r ,f..,,
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4 The Darlington mail for Boston ON Monday even
;,., ,.,s t,ro,yn oa from tbe ba,,,,, car bef,r
reaching Essex Junction. and robbed This is th'
second mail robbery lately IN the same vicinity
There is but one remedy letthe Postmaster Nenrr
al put nail-agent ON the night mail as wen as on
the day mail.
There was another mail robbery at Burlington ol
y wednesday nlghti the iourih ROBBERY says th
} Times WITHIN SIX weeks
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s;,,,,..;,. .l,o,,,r.. and ,-oot ,,,,,if.i,
mower OF the celebrated Craig Microscope strucl
me with surprise. when was examining fly
eye by ITS ana ana wa, struck WIN wonder az ~
,r,,+ii ,Vhe, ssy, p, .t"ta,,ont 4, an ,i
- v,us ,''t ',i.,',-, ,i,' '' t, tb,,ns,j ,i,,o any
c"uld he bonght for 81. so. / Thought il was one D.
the many humbugs of tle hour, for had paid 32
ioI microscope ho' ipNS "tiuIe' . nu' now m u.i