Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1875-09-22

Won Of the treat success Vermont achieved in
shs sa%RsT gcs Of
t aes WE'RE them present Edwin who
did ss ssp ss he
miss that Psts i rso ae well
led former fairs Judge Cobarn of
snas sHs i2ssE in be
past. .4o. ~. ,.,.,,
becoming and more deeply sensible Of 1t. de-
Pendence upon agricnrc More also s
sock. oi herds Of sheep and More
. IL an evs s
though often discussed must still remain AM important
day Of June homes 81 are as hap
na st ssFkps sd S s.
employees either unable to work or Fefusns it
nhe ss. e s
supply already excess of the man n
large humber Of clerks. the e1Grbltant rents the
which they find s@9 sna WE6e tsa9
ind it impossible them to meet because Those due
eem of
stand OF the danger and it is is safe to
rm ' aot h1s a as they did two
rising although not distressed by it. It
satisfaction to know that it has IN no way been
the failure Of Cooke CO.. and to day we hsSe not
van been oppoSed ths advance Of this tidal
Havs hns sas
portion of community In the early history OF the
business An event Which had oeeasonay pre-
tie Of this
possible Two armies each Of which were determined
The armies we're recruited the body OF producers
er aTs iad
dvancsd IN seemed as though no limit foud be
doubled and trebed and still the prices Every
thing was kept up at this ever increasing ratio as
million of were not to return and resnme v
to the amount Of labor involved. Governments prom
x"id became ai bundled and eighty per centum
than before they had been in gold From first to last
due to actual improvements. When gold one hun
and esa rhe Of
YOU produced was increased This was clear - gain
depression From 1850 to 1870 the value property
Gs he sdd M s
of cr down grade with an ever inere t,, mo
trade kept on; in word there were no brakes applied
The old mills ksP he15 oaRaf there ana
limit Many OF the returned soldiers, who were for
tra1 ann se cH Thus We kept On Until
reached rotten bridge and the train was diched The
train While the merchants reapiny such profits
and e ordinary ryan unsSiled labor was PAD two tire
times much it was really worth. there was oppor
tdnity for speculation i'll coal mines and oil wells Mel
to whom the first rrnciples of finance were unknown
an
Whirlpool Even the RELIGIOUS press published thes
trpart with their hard earnings tor mere paper Jay
n1hs n r and in Seha f q" the ne states
used to favor the basest schemes From the bases
,"rias N their beh h,s aud sh@uSanas 1eisSin
At Nth mt o the Gnbbe burst from Inside pressure
lhoaIn the stock IN on wells that mad meyer neei
stock that existed except paper depreciate'
n a f "snI is ths b a of aeS net
government debt, tor that is provided for Not tn
diers for these were incurred by a and some
nd rsieT raiheI na on m
mems scale, that grew out Of the spirit Of the day
societies. railroads. ard in many other dlrect NJ
len fn next a ea. Ms Mtnn las m
inlrlnl how they wonld meet it Tine true policy nov
mont has set a good example. Her treasury
'rue public mind has called to imaginary cause
Instead noting the debts. this exas4erated value
sontngenc,rs. It his been lied n t. tn roHernrnen
many 'ns I'll h int s2 had i 5ni e to do t'
question The real diff ulty was the extravaxant us
Try snhsd 'h re pe to 09tan IN, The nTiee OF 2 a0
t. many OF YOU. The average price Of labor 10y
series OF years is the only means, of dr,erminin
lruties likely t. ont Of an overpaId con
use than they le4 itlnatey The sr%~t
the AFFINITY to use i'll prop rtion to the growth
quarrel the laws of No legislative
"a. help the matter shrinkases come from two grea
First. General extravaganza, The air Is posone
with wastetuiuess. 1t has entered our homes GU
towns our LEGISLATURES until the mark Of the purlt1
s the soq so ls Of ft New q h
mas been forgetting. There has been a transfer i
as they nave III the past and give the south the sam
dominion that they have heretofore given New Ln-
second The enormous Indebtedness with very littl
disposition to Iu ls65 our national indebtedness
twenty seven hundIe and seventy three million
That is looking at the United States government
E but at the STATE, county and town Indebtedness l
ted Until this there il hope 1t is iailac
to suppose that one can quidate one promise to Pa
otner The United states -overnment has cstabIshe
- VET FSsp1 tht M
sa sSs as
out Of sisht More than tiye hundrsd millions most
cost oil wells S9rpeF mines roa lHes sveT ns
have vanished The national so!ernIiltt ha- set
sn1d eHre + OF to ,9nop "a , cItE d'"n saa
Kept on IA the same way that the people did unit! II
Th,le city, and town lots IN NV YSfk have, 1r"1
he time been making net gam. with almost no essel
y 81 i In was 50 IN the pane in Ireland It ne
thing for nation TO be saved by it a-ricutur" II
ay ; Ia Tor th highest y Pc Of f.rnln Tn. natl
G ed AlrtadS the West cleans with a hight Of IN
Europe. Last the west sent l55 carsoes OF gram
Europe. This year 1t has already sent 800. and
probably send much more before the year end
The United States equal to the demand of stiryl1
Europe. The pr9dlsal son having wandered away. r
turned to his fathers home aud gladly recclvv
Just the land Will welcome those who have wandcrt
, OF to mills and factories and stores. As to the
the AnlerIca genius Will find heW fields of denuu,
which 1t Will supply. AS they have made demand +
:, Merino sheep. 50 they Will make other demands
IL they supply them The United States has
much OF the improved machinery that the world use
l: gave Germany a machine tor making better al
Brussels carpet 1t sends back india colt
: that 1t has taken and manufactured. The Sou
American wears an India rubber glove made
e coIutry from gum brought from its shur,
Well may farmers gather and look at the products
l. th-r skill and industry Well may they feel til
While the soldiers saved the country the time
X war they have INSPIRED "A confidence that has
time of peace, saved 1t from financial rum