Massachusetts spy and Worcester advertiser. [volume] ([Worcester, Mass.]) 1823-1825, 1823-10-15
TOASTS.

Our great FGfn1-the Commonwealth-The
venerable Foreman employed in its oversight
and all able and faithful laborers who are en-
gagged IN Its management on account and for
The sole profit of its Legitimate Projectors
the People.
The feonaanry Of Massachusetts,, "a good Stock
IN the man-bad husbandry shows where il
wants crossing.
The Interest Of Manu- actures, and the skill
o. me JhanGfacfurer-may the one be ;lstia
appreciated, and the other ,CissEy protected.
The .MasSchnetts Society for promoting .4gri-
c1Htare-ifi it has not the credit of giving the
llrst example ola Ploughing Match. to the 9th.
er Societies ofthe Commonwealth, veto them
1t has become, what with The Plough the heavy
| oxen at the beam are to the steers upon the
chain-the strength and sieadiness which ree-
ulates the team, and carries out the furrow.
10 The end Of the acOrk.
The only path which can be made through
the Ocean-tho path of glory, which our enc
mics have found much beaten.
Inland NarigatiOn-while it gains us new
Neighbours, we shall not forget the claims Of
our own household.
ny Neh' H. a. ,. DEARBoN. May the
patronage of the Legislature cause the Con-
necticut to flow through Worcester, and make
Boston her best neighbour.
The .Widdling h,terest-As it respects ami
mats may it be confined to Cities and Seaports.
b dhff rig hgyn n1s eons9,s the general intN
Our Meat Cattle Shop-May it find us with
good crops in our fields, good Aocks in our
folds, good principles in our hearts, goo I'D help
mates in our houses.
BY The GOVERNOR
The 1'Otrn and County Of Worcester-whose
Improvements in Agriculture and the Useful
Arts reflect honor on the compact centre of the
real stength of the state.
BY Mr. WELLS, Delegate from the .Massa.
chuseHs Society,"
The ambitious purposes of our Agricultur
ists-May thy snbdue the earth, not by war
and desoation, but by multiplication If the
the means of subsistence and the com.
forts Of man.
By Mr.. DERRY, Delegate from the .Massa-
ekusnts Society,"
The FORESTER .4gricultnarl Society-Their in
terestng exhibition this day eyinces what can
be effected by persons emulous of improve
ment.
By Col. EUsTrs, Of the U. S. Army
The Worcester Exhibition of the noblest an
imal, .Man-which cannot be improved by
crossing the breed with any foreign importa-
ton.
CoMADoRE BAINBRIDGE, Adj. Gen. SUM.
NER, aud Mr.. SILs8Y, President of the Senate,
also gave complimentary toasts to the Society
and the Exhibitions of the day: and the Shcr-
if of the County gave Complimentary toast
to the distinguished guests present.
The Society was honoured with the
company of many distinguished stran-
gers, in addition 10 the Governor and
Suit. Among them we observed Com.
cambridge, Hon. Mr.. Silsbee, President
of the Senate of Massachusetts, Hon. Mr..
Crow ningshield of Salem, Gen. Dearbon
of Roxbury, Adju;ant General Sumner,
Messers Wells and Derby Delegates
from the State Society, Col. Eustis of
the army.
The following gentlemen officiated as
Marshals, and by the promptitude with
which they performed their duty, con-
duced mrch to the perfect order which
characterised the day; viz. Gen. Thorn
as Chamberlain, Col. John w. Lincoln,
Col. Peter KendalI,' Col. Amory Holman,
Maj. Jerome Gardner, Maj. Nathan
Heard, r. and Mr.. Samuel Wood.
The Society passed vote of thanks
to the Marshals and the several Com
mittees for the faithful discharge of their
arduous duties.
AT O'Clock, the Trustees assembled
in the Westinghouse and the Commit
tees made their Reports. These will
soon be published, and we shall not un-
deFtake to give even an abridgment of
them. We merely subjoin list of the
Committees and the premiums awarded,
to satisfy public curiosity.
Committees on Stock, &c. exhibited at the
Cattle shoOv and Exhibition of Manu-
.factures at Worcester, Oct. 8, 1928.
COMMITTEE ON NEAT SToCK-
Rejoice Newton, Worcester, Chairman.
Joseph Estabrook, Royalston,
Daniel Tenney, Sutton.
Levi Bartlett Rutland.
Joseph W. Leland, Grafton.
COMMITTEE ON WORKING OXEN.
John w. Hubbard, Worcester, Chair
man.
William Eager, marlborough.
Abel Warren, do
William Foster, Sturbridge.
Stephen Hastings, Sterling.
CoMMITTE ON SHEEP.
Nathoniel p nonpv Te;coc,or Mai,