The Rutland daily globe. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1873-1877, 1874-07-27

uOns lnan OlnerB, Dut OF The utility OF state, !
not only for roofing but for an endless |
variety OF other purposes, must be admitted |
when seen and known.
The marble interest of Vermont is large |
interest, and the wish of every Vermontcr
should be for its prosperity. 1t can hardly |
be SAID to come in competition with slate,
but whether it does to any extent no mat
ter; 1t Is Vermont interest and may it
prosper. Slate are used for many purposes
which marble cannot be. And now let me
again urge upon the association the import
ance of disseminating information in regard
to slate and its uses.
$. f. Hooker, ESQ.,, one of the first
workers in slate in this town told me not
long since that he and his father began the
manufacture, in small way about 1915.
They would make few squares but there
were no orders, no calls for them; they
could only dispose of them as they went
round peddling, and per chance now and
then found buyer. The people did not
know then their value, and / believe that
| make no mistake when | say that four
tfths of the people in the United States are
still in as much ignorance in that regard,
as they very generally were when Mr..
Hooker commenced the working of roof
ing slate. Really, in my judgment, adver-
| Using is of the highest importance in this
business. and believe more so than in al
,.o'. "y U'ru, ',,'; Jou'', &c , ,' 'al,n
utility Of slate, the demand will certainly
increase as that value or utility is known.
ana VIII increase Just IN lhat rato 'hat 1t
tIi, ua, yo sbniI 'I ',ivc ihc NH
lie such facts in regard to the value and
uses of slatc,as they need to be properly in
formed. You may II you wish, nave
s'aulhe "'Nel',5c'ioli.s Ill "S many i,I, IT,.
snfed will not reject them. but continue
| your meetings, collect statistics, and infor-
/ nation rs 10 amount kihu ana quaii'y, on
/ Mn '"o INA tb" rn,intv narers and from
thence il will 20 over the country, and if
you are dligcnt and persistent in this, my
Nor' l9r II, /, WIN a'lVertlse your business ,
f,r' , T,,r, no"d. '''''' NV ''' "
i1.ro iI,o,, H. ANN az ,he bopnGts If assn
c;a,;on Thero aro MANY others tbot in
,ondnI tc ha,,o ro,i.oJ INF can,,nt ior vvoni
nf tir,o M, nano,. il incor,nlatn. II covers
o,1,' q NORTON of tho gronnd laid ont when
rH,nmoncoJ vritinr From ,ivc to six
i,,,,r' is .ii tho ,ir,n + ho,.o Lad ia dawn,
tn ,hc ,,ritinor I'm, e,,ch ne lLovn If il re-.
enoci r,lIy suIn,;ttod
Mr. \ " Ro;lcv of ISoirhovcn moved
ihal inc lha'ihs OF inc "s"ocia''oh Ut 'c"-
dcrcd to Mr. Frsbc and copy Of the
nancr Inc REQUESTED for publication. which
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"'' ,'o'','o" ~ wv -
lmously adopted.
Mr. Bailey said. further, that the paper
embraced many sober and valuable fact.
.r,,t.i,t, 1u,o,.s,.cio,i,
WV " '',', '''' "''''0'
couId wen oe proud ana ShoUu DC KEPT III
The archives of the society, and he publish
ell r,t. and wide as based upon lcral applc-
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'-''''''" ''''' ct ''e l'''''
ana privileges OF inc assocla'loh ana inc
railroad as well. Its principles were what
tive ossnciot,on could we'll tic to
-.,,,,,.,.,.,.
N' '.'V' !" -
OF NII"Neh saiu at lhc IlSN "a pe'uS
called "lnmpy he wished to say few
words and would be very careful 10 say
nothing against the Delaware " Hudson
canal company though he wished TO speak
OF some OF lis branches me question be
fore inns association was now narrowed
down To TINS Is TINS association satislled
with ana VIII they accept the new talliI rs
an answer to their request Tor reauc'ioh
of rates between me quafries ana semen
ectady III SO mourning NOR was 70 NC
sac, anu .lG uss4cr,.?ii s,.2Ui Jon n'n,S
WIN 'nc n",iot u',i ,,d ' sh, sVJ nv"
hucn sl"'c 'uc, van Ell, ;,u,' '''o" ',iu hs-
SocI4to" 'l'nt e,r.n i,nd'eo
hut ~ Hl ny V'"ui m', ,,,,; ;''0 ''aD'
4ecGe 'hnl 'lS - ro .Guu''i w. a. pto"l'st,
ny the roy "'sSi 'neil IL. 'iio,'i man ,hn,
tlot minus 30 push s'ouU'S "n' ,,' a e,n,''
'hcy nave Jop W u" ui|' WIN Wv III ~
cohVlctloi' tlat I'ley WI nav NumuoiS ~ ~
tne enu; ne llau recently l G tnlh VIII WIZ
MR.; Niiiar1' our ihcnnpGl III Sons'ess' Who
hai s'l'u 'lic country tiiiouSH"u' way u no'
coming asila'el on 'his supIecl az" .n'
pesI thIng 10 ne uohe was 70 ,ot eaon el"''
pass laws OF thelr own, as IL lhe grievances
were Drought 10 congress 1t Nou'u i'ut VI
long before 'he raliroau power "ouIu Iu,
the government. e wanted laws WHICH