Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1878-12-04

eFfu lluur We owe II u AilttA
. help them 10 attaining q least tha5 de r 4 only
izatid which they mas he able toreaTu ~ ~, hsvs
Become arricuitariss ~ erds@n, and feel an in5eI
est in property. will thenG.it, e
fact that Indians apt 70 be peaceaule sna ~
when tieir Children are az seS thenseye aud
from many c1ncurrins reports that mere ~ ~
compsrayeiy wild tribes have their CHILDREN edl
Gated invite attention TO the repor' 81 Inli-1 airs
touching the experiment recently ~ Sn
tribes to the Hanipton Normal Agricultural Institute
in Virginia. where they are 10 receive & dther
useful work to be returned to their trbes after tie
completed course as tba ts ser CHARGED with
the selection Of those children might nave nay h
possible to make pto;iscu for them SETee viii 'f
Secretary the interior in saving that ine rgs 81
tined TO become an important factor ~ iro Au'"ne'
The auestinh whether change in the control Of the
Indian service should be made was az Tue iasu aud
report Without desiring to anticipate that report a.
venture to express the ore tnat IN rg Above may
not be lost sight q and that me aecis9n ssniect
such agitation being apt % produce disturbing effect
upon the service as well on the Indians themselves.
In the enrolment of the bill inakins s %
for sundry civil expenses, at the last session 81 XG
zress that portion which provided for the constipation
of the Hot SpriuFs comm soh WIS olH ~
commission had comrletcd the work OF tahinR ISL
their abOrs before determining tile rights Oh claim
ants, threatened Tor time to ebarrass ne rnsugI'
ber Of te citizens OF Hot Springs. who were waiting
tempated improvements In order TO prevent serious
difficulties, which were aIprehende anu az nuv INA
ltatlon of many leading citizens 81 hQ t re
others interested In the welfare OF the town inc
sry of the Interior vas 20 ecrd of their
Commissioners to take charKe OF thg resoIu , ~
proceedings aud TO perform snch WORK vs.
~ bedone by them under such 70 lacIi
tate the adjudication OF the claims at au carry
day aud to preserve the status Of the flalhanIs ut
commissioners complied with that request and report
that the testimony, in all the cases, has been Wtten
out, examined bretpl and arranged as
an early settlement when authorized by law II Is
as early day possible and that fair cont eusatlon
be allowed to the hate commissioners iqr the ekpeise
18th Of June last. ''' .'.''''~ -,
dati6ns made by the Secretary Of the Interior with
regard to the preservation OF the timber on the public
public property is of the first duties of the Coy;
be ena bY s Si G to
enforce the laws IN that respect But this matter ap-
ec6nomy The rapa destruction Of our forests is an
evil traught with the gravost consequences especially
IN the mountainous districts where the rocky slopes,
once denuded of their trees, Will remain 20 forever
fully concur With the Secretary OF the Interior the
opinion that for this reason legislation touching the
res OF the West should be especially well considered
and that existing laws in which the destruction OF the
speedily modified, general law concerning this i'm.
appears to me to lie matter OF urgent
From the organization Of the Government, the i'm
portance OF encouraging, by all possible means, the
Increase of our agricultural productions has been a.
kuOWlcdged aud urged upon the attention OF Congress
aud the people the surcst and readest means OF
increasing our substansia and enduring prosperity;
as when in his eighth annual message he said " 1t is
not TO- be doubted that with reference either to nd
Importance IN proOorton as nations advance in pop,
becomes more apparent and renders the cultivation o;
the soil more aud more object OF public patronage
pabc pur 2p to WHIT S " can It be
ed with greater proPrety? Among the means which
tended with greater than the establishment Of
boards composed OF proper characters charged with
Collecting and difusng Information, and euabed,.by
premiums and small pecunlary aids to encourage and
species Of establishment contributing doub!y to the
increase OF improvement ~ stimulating to enterprise
and experiment, and by drawing to common centre
the results everywhere of individual skill and observ
alton, aud spreading them thence over the whole ma
ton Experience accordingly hath shown that they
are very cheap instruments OF immense national
lAe great preponlerance Of the agricultural. over
aaS tha III tG or 9' t Wasbinton
About one half of the population Of the Upled States
tural products Of the United States for the year ISIS
estimated at three Thousand millions OF dollars The
appears from the report Of the Bureau Of Statistics
The great extent OF our country with its diversity OF
soil and climate, enables us to produce within our own
les but most of the Injuries that are consumed in civil
med countries Yet Notwithstanding our advantages
Oh SOIL cllmLteS, ana lhtefcomnuncauon, II appear'
from the statistical statements in the report OF the
Commissioner of Agriculture, that we import annually
rom l3relEu lands many millions Of dollars worth OF
dStleultutal products which could be raised III oui
Numerous questions arise in the practice of advance
aEmf1lt2re winch winch can only be answered by expert
beyond the means OF private individuals, aud are
henpt Of tho nation # ia ,61d nnIiry esneciaiIv ~
times of depression and uncertainty i'll other business
InnrG iIrivr farTit1T yisoiV onencd fS 6hnesteaj
% 70 ne gy gFeTy Pr}Eer ahd leu d
The efforts Of the department OF Agriculture to slim
n"To T! h J iJw r b ntT af m
rodues 70 determine the value OF ola or th'
vnr carf AMI y5rh are and
ance by such aupropriations OF money and enlarge
men Of facilities as may seem to be deanded 10y The
development Of THIS imp6rtant interest ''''
The abuse of animals in transt is Widely attracting
nf1o @ Yen ot XoGielei
itim6ge and tba fct 5naI Ia 6,t in rS r a.
UPON the public health. w14d seem to demand TIC
f ] IN @ Wt Opnstfss' arI WE ehayt IN
abuses ~ " an i " VIZ
EGltiop sio ~. yas 'L W w
the country in ali the Interests c1matcI to the care
c6urngng with re- to the eytensou of the atiyan
r1ntrr wre t6 ~ Sygl ~ s1i,os vi the
of free Schools is not vet a taa l'''' '1
to oSF as t res5T for t oi'y W" Sf M
people in the requisite kuoVlelg. AMI anpreclatnu OF
ire IN r4ue,t tha M ,,t ci i NJ M US
sIrs IN IN. %5nSt %. t Vi alfCprlSte
in, Wiib naSti1nlI ad th I IA sts | W ~
in the several states
AdeInate atoms for the ,rc,t Hilary which
I}g,
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~ IN , Nc ~ ~ improve tIe Navigation
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~! WIN ne extension OF the puDh
Elo.iuu Ht We 'fEtHltlt pl tue park west alIt
snutH @! iHe washington Nl9luWent Inc report O
osidert Is Respectfully commended
ChInmbia presents ,o NJ t,9 t nistTi[I o.
the, Distrift: ,-...,
the District for Zeal riroseS zee 's 'tes an
greatly exceed those Of tie General 3yernan Te
exhibit Is made n fon4estion with estimates for tn