Lamoille newsdealer. [volume] (Hyde Park, Vt.) 1860-1877, 1872-10-09

dsrfsaiei sui injured Tie Commissioa'
srs. uho have ia q liu,iiei seuse ihis maf'
er 10 charge. receive 20 oompcusatiou
far their servires. l. 90 the ~ ieci uoF-
tbs your csn fal coasiersiiou ?
Before closing this csmmu uieaiioa. i
desire to ~. that with pro,oaul gratitude
g. ms hriios ciiifens Tor TIE exalted ro.i-
tiou 10 uhtrh their Kindness has rai.ci uic.
e gives ne graf pleasure anl awaken. a
jasi pudc--as kupw IL does Ia ihe hasom
Of every Nemouier-io east a reiro.fcc-
tive glance over the eniirc history Of cur
commonwealth, aud dud that. Nth 10 few
exceptions. the complicated machinery Of
our sy'iem Of government has operated
80 tremendously, each drraririeut being
assigned 10 able. devoted. and faithful
servants Those entrusted With The fnau.
cia' aiairs Of our State have usually been
honest viciIan' aud Trustworthy The Ju.
dieary. always the safeguard Of the peo.
PIES rights, aud the conseryaior Of the
peace aad good order Of any community.
have invariably been impartial, indepen.
dent and upright-admiuisiering the laws
with an unlinehing fidelity. aud dispen.
sing justice with an even balance. That
judiciary, for ability aud learning, and
other eminent qualifications has ever
commanded the high respect aud consider
alton OF the men Of most eminent judicial
ability in the States in the Union.
Our soldiery, peaceable, industrious.
intelligent aud patriotic, as citizens, ever
ready to shoulder the musket and buckle
on the at their counlry's call from the
days Of Ethan Alien aud Set Warner to
the present moment, have shown them
selves as daring aud invineible or the bat
tie field, as they are peaceful. industrious
and patriotic in private life. They have
deserved and received the nations proise
and gratitude.
Education, ever the handmaid of nor.
Atty and religion has always been fostered
and nuriurcd with parental care and
affection. The log cabin. tho
'chool-hou>e aud the chur h have reared
up a c'uss Of noble men and women. who
rave adorned every art, trade, calling and
profession throughout the 'and. from the
IGNORED tilIer Of the soil to the digpiied
md learned physician, lawyer, Judge.
taiesman and theologipn thereby ref set. (
ng high honor on the State and Nation Z
Ill the name Of Vermont has become. p,
were, a synonym for worth and merit, a.,
nd passport to confidence aul respect. s.
lay this everbe ner history, and this Il
eoPIe continue 'hat happy people whose u
cd is the lord %
need not say that economy. both Of h
me and money, will be consulted by ma. B
ing as brief session as is consist nj
nh the consideration of the several mat. 60
rs that ccme before you. 20
am not aware Of any necessity for be
'portari changes 10 our statutes. All II
to ask whether there is not greater L.
niger OF too much rather than to9 title
slslatlon? Upon this question would
peal TO the experience of those upop u.
lom Is devolved the duty Of administer. of
the laws. | shall be rarlcrei | On
ISL for suggesting that uu3o. cur pres sal
constitution, requiring oo,y biennial
.sIons' iner eased vigilance should be moi
ercsed to guard against lastly ana in. re,
1sideratc legislation. To
pledge my hearty cooperation ia *. T.
lifting the proper business of the ses- d.
u. Respectfully refer you to the re- a.
Tts OF the various departments and to .
suggestions therein several of which
hou' fault on the part Of any one. |
&c been unable to see.
jules CONVERSE. LAY
Executive Chamber nav
Montpelier, Oct. 3, 1872 wee