Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1892-10-14

acture dealer duty Of the State
to the children greater than their obligations to these?
The reports of the various County Examiners together with
recommendations of the Superintendent of Education, point out
ways in which further inquiry can be made
If possible for dve any additional improve
ment in any direction it will be welcomed by all
UNIVERSITY OF VERMONT AND AGRICULTURAL
This venerable institutions originally 91 has
the recipient fostering both the and national
governments present practically four allied
schools the Academic Mlcal Mechanical and Agricultural, the
practical operations of which clearly report
trustees More than usual interest attaches to this institution the
present time from the fact that thorough investigation the
workings Of the various departments made at the last session of
the Legislature when sought separate the Mechanical and
Az icultua departments from the University
have made the acquaint
with the progress that has been made in the improvement of ac
ties and methods for furnishing the youth the State all those
opportunities which their ambition covets near at home and at
within their reach.
voroby impressed present appearance the
suo as well as the hopes expectations and ambitions of the
faculty An institution Of this kind cannot be established without
large outlay Of money Of growth and the confidence of the
public.
An examination of the study
scton and the broadening of its scope keep pace with the de-
monis of the times fast at command would allow
The Mechanical departmn has received additional impetus by
the construction of new buildings filed with standard machinery of
The made gentlemen
ready sgnifcl their intention of erecting other buildings, which will
greatly convenience promote the usefulness of the institution
farm has be- purchased adjacent the University.
a buildings have erected and Agriculture
al Department established upon having the
facilities think can be said that the agitation that has taken
place has been of benefit to- the school, that
been Sharply called to the attention of the benevolent and that the
trustees alive to the demands hem have ovid literally
bolness. in making of
institution for the Of the school.
am satisfied 'eei sufficient enthusiasm with the faculty
give the student the best they devise and believe that what
has been accomplished the continued fostering
State certainly would be public calamity for harm to be-
fall the institution.
AGRICULTURE.
The attempt maintain Ag cultur Bureau in Vermont has
always received support from most interested and there
fore small and inadequate app OPERATIONS have been made
think good but mess policy for the State to increase the oppor
unie, responsibilities and duties of the Board of Agriculture.
ol liO
of information in connection with unoccped mcutivaed
land putting in statistical form all information that he gathered
concerning the promoting in tins desirable change
in ships they might be charged with inquiry concerning the
70 matter much neglected and about which variety
opinions held they gut be charged furnishing
formation concerning better roads how make them and the best
kind for any pa ticn ar oay They could assist in the formation
of rm clubs in the employ and management of expert assistants
for dairy interests and the establishment and promotion Of
agi tira affairs i'll many ways.
-Four attempt made to induce Swedish mmigra
ton some of the abandoned farms of this State Such inquiry
have be able make ming this experiment the
fact that the usual result followed and that the Young gradual y
leave and business leaving the older people for
the farm.
TINS because of the class of people that because
they dis ai>fel with the land, but incident modern
cv zon without full recognition of which, cannot hope
obtain the best results attempt to maintain the supremacy of
wonl be good investment furnish of Agrcu
mlr W III suitable means to continue this inquiry
OF the things that this State lacks at the present time
dn and agricultural affairs is precise data and information
which be secured with slight attended to yearly
this cm he lined and put in suitable book form for preservation
giving us ready means OF comparison to know whether one policy is
trust modey growing of fear an actual
Of facts might condition of things
to know will deter from doing full duty in this
be hoped that you will your way enlarge the
Of the ard of Agriculture and to increase the appropriation
to an adequate amount
The increasing magnitude of the dairy the
the attention this In this
proper the Of Darymens
and growing and should that encouragement
demands
w.
Public nmen ustains the rigid enforcement the pobtory
of the State Il commenabe degree We ought
therefore that nothing done to retard its healthy growth bring
i'll lepute upon good intentions.
Sentences for crime ought be in proportion the offence
mitt d. No will that Il Prohtoy
life but by the operations tie mathematical
of cumulative under the of the
law. the legal period may reach far beyond the natural life the