Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1875-12-08
THE MESSAGE
roRry-rouRrH CONGRESS.
SUPPLEMENT


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ln submitting my seventh annual message %
Congress Boz tho centennial year OF our national
sN'i.'u YEA, .,.,,r, T., re.ir "a, H. advance
mcnt that has been made lrom the time OF the
colonies one huudted years ago
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We we've then people numbering only three
millions now wn number more Than forty mile
lions Then Industries wore confined almost eK-
rusiNoiY to Cleo til1.e of the soil now futnuiac-
turics absorb much Of the labor Of the country.
Our liberties remain uniinpalrcd the boidsmen
have been ltucd from slavery. We hafe become
possessed ol the respect. DO NOT the inendshp 81
ali civilized nations oar piegres- hts been great
iu all tie arts of scleucc agriculture commerce
navigation. mining. mechanics. law medicine
etc., uud 100 general education rho progress s like
wise encouraging Our thirteen states have he-
comc UurtA-e-uL including colorado. which has
taken Che nlaiofy slgls TO- oe',ge q 'I,te, ana
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The pr1.rrs4 of the mines has also been great
of coal our Uroductiou was small Now many
millions of tom. are mined annually SO with
iron. which formed scarcely au appreciable part of
our pfoduef- half % century ago We now pro-
duce more tdan lhe world consumed att beg in
ming of onr national existence Lead zinc aud
ent,,er from heinz articles obi iuuorf- we may or-
pect Co Doe barge exporters OF in the near future
Inc dcteI1uupnt ut gold and silver mines IN ,he
United State. and Territories has not been re-
marketable bee has had q Inrtc influence upop the
bu.inc.. of al commercial nations
OUR iho9Hts' Az a NATION
Our merchant. Do the last hundred years have
had success, and have established a reputation Tor
enterprise -aGsc.ty. progress and integrity I'M
SURPASSED ht peoples of Older uatioBalities This
good mmr Us NOT confined o. their homes but
goes ont upon every -e1 and into every port where
commerce enters Win equal pride we can point
90 our progress in al oi the learned professions
AS we are now about entering upon our second
century. commencing our manhood al "a nation it