Vermont phÅ“nix. [volume] (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1834-1955, 1889-12-13

ttI Ina i.rft s.tt.r
Of other cotries If as}s C ', ,, ,.,,,
its invest cations in regard tu uur trad. Relations
WIN "lhti countries. with the view of seeking
a,,r,,,i,, ,,l ,,I.lEi markets. Tor our surplus
it is hoped viii tend tn gr'aiI, ,r. i .n
ness which can be- transacted by co5nrratiy,
methods among the members of the order in dif
r,,'np,, ~ H. 'ne country. ana I" tins end 1t
committee. by each of tb, st,t ,.r,. i'i ,
duty VIII h. to correspond with similar commit
t-rs III "thtr states, and ascertain what general
"st * t", S"5, tneir market Nalnr and
different stats can know tb hS ,i',H1 att" t IT.,
products in all parts of the cniutry and ,,h.,,
raItlranl' can pa chase the SAM direct from
of woman work in the grange and prui,.. f,
,',,, '', '' Is n,aur I'D direction hliev
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The DRESSED rFrt ,to<,p,tN
Al,
VT MrNSri believed That one of the chief causes
Tor the depressed financial condition OF the farm
cr, Was Ia ID. found iu th. ,rl,i,r.,r, ,,,,t.I 80,
the. dressed ,,,,t ,,,,,,,,..l,. ,.,,i't
81, '"."'l'y WIN" HAS reduced
''' "'"''"" lll'' Oh "'"I below the cost Of pro
uuction in the New England States and nr,u,tt
distress and ruin Ia local prn,li,,rs a, it,,,, ,
ftiil.- n,.,,.y.,,,,,..r Z, ..,,,.-. cav
" u contrary Q" lhr >lmt
' '"' institutions 'h't Nv" great firms should
contract this trade ana heal tlt colossal f,,t,is
AT the. ,.x,.,,.,. ,,f ,.,,,, ,t ''' '"''
SINNER and ti,... -,..,l.- A. IL, ~ ,'"
' ~" >l'"N'' "rn'Neu after mature
is iu state legislation During the past two years
4 strnut, ,.ff,rt has t,.,, ,,.,.t. 10, -
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'' "'rss'u li'a' hlllS NlFtu-
''l' "'''HS tue SAFE "I hrtl not slaughtered
within the limits of the state. such a Law ,linIld
b.. pas..l h., ,ur p.vt L,,isi,t,,,.. ,.-i
,..,,,lJ ,,., - . ......... -, 80 ~"
""''" NV "' Puila'ed Tor All the Ills Of the
IarIherS' III" experiment would do much To- better
the present state Of things The dressed beef con
Germs and th.ir friends ,youII claim, thu -.
..-...,..,' ''"''' '"e "'e"surr
~ wv Observation-Disclosures ""' am quite sure the
speaker SAlu that no state constitution WAS
found to protect and I-rp-tuatr such uppr,.ssi,,.
munupoh-s
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NV H'N' N""J''' taAeH up was:
THE TRANSPORT ATtpN ,t.u.r,,,.
desire To call your attention again t. the trans
portatlon question. which believe 10 l.. on,. ~
the Influences which tends tu drpr,.ss the. farming
interests ul our state firmly believe that "A
cheap ana last freight from various points in this
STATE 10 Boston ana other markets. and "A r,.du,.
t"h III loca rates without determinations would
nut L" the railroads themselves. by reason of the
greater volume oil business which they would ba
enabled 10 transact. While legislation can hard.
" DE- expected To bring about the former result
II Is plainly within the province Of the legislature
prevent unjust Observation-Disclosures ,,t..r.. ana Z"
exist
IA iNN' Il legislature was chosen from which We
had mnch 10 expect m this direction but The. an
Pulnll,th' 9l railway committee by the speaker
pitNth'e" the lull lTultpn OF our hopes 4 law
creating commission was enacted hut thu. dIiti.s
"l lne cum HNNiOlrrs we're SO crcuu scrih.. AS tn
IehirI lu" law oi nut little. IL any. value To- the.
la Ia. TUFTS IN TACT Il may well bee Il question
whether the value of the commission is ,nu,n.,,
surat- with IL, eNpeus, and cuustuu.ut iurr.,.t
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