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

B Elucailou iur lsuy aud lsIO, recommen
ding the euaeimeui u such a las.
= | woalI sugse,t the Troprisis Of allow
/. ing che system therein provided for 10 b
I fsuly aud satisfactorily tested. ~ith sacl
moii6ea,iols, if any, as spPear 10 be nee
T. cssary or desirable.
{ Il seems to have engaged the attention
. Of many cousiderate aud rejecting men ia
r the State. aud 10 have become their set.
, tied conviction, that military service, ia
its various departments. should ia some
measure be connected with aud become :
part Of the education Of our young men.
aud with a view TO this end the in.iitu
lions 10 this State in which this science is
taught, should receive more lihral pccuni-
airy aid from the State would respect
fully ask your candid attention 10 the
subject, an1 tax, the liberty TO refer to
the published report Of the dolngs Of the
National Agricultural Convention. held
at the city of Washington in FEBRUARY last,
where the subject il much discussed.
STATE INSTITUTIONS AND CHARITIES.
am happy TO see that By the reports
Of the officers Of the State Prison. it an.
pears that the financial condition of that
institution is greatly improved. aud the
prospect is favorable for a still greater
Improvement hereafter. Ii is believed
the duties Of the several officers have
been well and faithfully performed |
respectfully recommend an approration.
out Of the surplus earnings Of the prison.
ers' for the purpose Of fitting up con.
venIent room in ore Of the unused work
shops, to be used for a chapel for the
prisoners on Sundays, and other occa-
sions.
The Reform School, take pleasure IN
saying, commcnds itself more and more 70
public favor. 1t Is believed 10 he one of
the most valuable Of charitable of ips,i.
tuiious. Under its excellent man, yemen,
It Is accomplishing incalculable GOOD
For full statement gifts present couli.
iou IA all its varied interests. | refer Won
% the reports ofthe officers having charge
IT those interests
The encouragement and promotion of
he great agricultural aud mauufacturing
I'iereSts of the Stale in their diversified
amlIaetlous, will not be overlooked by
ne General Assembly, ifwilhin the rance
Unconstitutional an reasonable lerisa,ion ;
That the immense water power afforded t
y our numerous streams should be en-.
Ioyed IN some profitable industries. mus, i
apparent to all. In this connection 7 Il
ouId refer the General Assembly to the d
rsi Report Of the Board Of Agriculture l.
lanutactures AMI Mining for interest. a
nd valuable information. "
The Asylum for the Ins. ne should ey. il
be watched with vigiIant and scruti. Il
zlng eye. Is it not to be feared that e
'e institution at Brattlcboro is w,n,;ro 5,
some respects, in those accommodation. Q.
I'd appliances necessary for the health g,
ID proper care aud treatment of the nm.
rtnnate class confined there 4? resncct. u,
lily and earnestly call the attention Of 81
C General Assembly to the Report ofthe y,
'mmissioner aud his suggestions. On III
Is important subject 1 am persuaded no "
'mber OF the General Assembly willDcc. la
ct his duty
While the State has made ad.on,to
DIVISION Tor the deaf dumb and blind
The State, 1t is thoughf by many that ."
D'iSion should also be made for an
ua''y unfortunate aud equally me~itofi. su
class OF our citizcns-ihe lmhecile pr eli
ak-misded children or youth Of poo, m;
rents lfanythng can be done, in apy WI
gree, to ameliorate the condition Of ina, to
fortunate class, within the authority Of re;
General assembly, | have no doubt tn,
I authoity will be exerted in their bo. col
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for the purpose of aiding the cause Of try
iPeran,e among the people, laws have chi
n enated aud are now in fnll forca Il.
h'oi'ing the trade in alcoholic or intox. We
ing drinks. 1t is TO be feared that n in
e parts Of the State. at least, tbes, I'M
are lameniably neglected, lfnot Who'll. Gin
dI>regardel. | respectfully submit mis-
''ner some plan may not aud ought not ins
'e devised which shall secure the more :. \
Aiui execution aud enforcement Of the ,sDf
rom a source entitled TO high consa.
ION have beea requested to recon.
d that provision be made BY law for ma,
establishing in every town IN the !.
g puplic library of suitable aud well ),
tied books, for the a.e Of the inhahi. ~.
ofthe town, under proper regulations. - !,
'uld recommend the subject to YOUR ~,
,.au a''0"' aud