Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1842-06-29

STOCK Of provisions. independently ofosiler
decided benefits, which syiiipOt pause 10
erumcrare would be vastly augmented.
To bring about ibis desirable stsseo things;
10 preserve confidence 10 the eaton grower,
whose alarm ard embarrassmS ms may 10
part be traced 10 his creduIiig and Iisiless
energy; and, BY ,he cpera,iun wise aad
salu,ary regulations, 10 insureiise means OF
comfortable Subsistence 10 egery yoeman
who will take hold Of the plo1gh and not
look back, the MD Of your inllacnce, gen.
,lemen, ! scarcely need assure pu, cap at
this time be mos, benefcialiy essended.
Among the preliminary measures enti-
lied 10 consideration, the formation Of To-
cal Agricultural Societies. isbeiiaved TO be
tho nosr prominent. an assare that The
public minds sill restless andsdisquieted.
He would therefore richly dsserve civic
wreath who shol!d succeed liz afoUsing the
cullivalors of,hs soil Just sense Of the
dangers they have escaped, at directing
iheir untiring ezerrions to the Sow hut on
Iy certain mode of supplying liieir tempo
raj wauts-to industry, tempagspce. and
economy. Ii is eyiden, that misfortune
has already elcred iis saleshry power
over many. still, fear. ihaisa few Of our
Agricultural brethren, unmidialcf the pasl.
and stimulated by the wild gambling sPir.
il which has spread devastation Iiroush
The land, are yea struggling Win locomo-
tive speed Il, be .lassed among sheoPulent.
or, If ruin ensue, To be released from all
their obligations hy The sponge Of Con-
sressionai STATUTE.
A strong feelilg on the subisct OF their
true interests. from which The iaERds Of The
planters have TOO long aud nnssbieyously
been estranged, By The concentration Of in
telligence, emanaiing from the establish
Inent Of neighborhood Societies. would
soou be instrumental in efleciiag the hap
piesi results. There are now 26s Agricul-
iuraI Socic'ies in South CaroIita. To or
ganze one in every District and Parish.
and TO induce all Of them 10 be gepresent-
edit in The State Society, al It's annual
meetings. arc objects which | ani specially
enjnincdS 10 use my best efiaris,so accom-
plish. The collecting oriuformaiion.adapr
ed 10 localities, TO be cemmuniratedin the
form Of essays or memoirs, is. tiisergh you,
respectfully asked Of every Socissy-
in reiierating my request. Ita. you will
give your early attention 10 this matter,
allow me to say, that yoa win no, only
confer an obligation on the patriotic body
over which have the good fortune 10 pre-
side, but render an essential aud perhaps
,h .kns
welfare we are severally urgetlby every
consideration to promo,e, uphold and per-
petuate.
have the honor To be-,
Your obedirni servant,
WHITEnARsH B. SEAsRpoK,
Presidep, $. A. S.pf so. Ca.
Edis,o Island, june l3, 1892
Editors friendly TO The cause % i ericui-
lure. are requested 10 give 'hc sbose an
Insertion,
Il. State Agricultural Society Of South Car
olina.
= ST. Johns CoIleton Agricnlsue Society,
Wm q. Barnard, piesiden..- 49,
3. Agricultural and Police Assoca;tien OF st.
Andrews. Winborn Lawton. Presaieai:.
4. Beaufort Agricultural Society William
Elliott. President.
5. Agricultural Society efsoath Carolina,J.
II. Tucker, President
6. Agricultural Society of Baraweli, Hon.
Angus Patterson, President.
z. Agricultural Socieiy Of Sumter Hon. J.
P. Richardson, President
b Monticello (Fairfield) Planters Society,
Hon. William Harper. President.
g. Cambridge (AbbeviIlc) Agricultural Soci-
ety, Gen. Gillian. President.
10. Agricultural Society Of Peud!eioD, Ed
ward HaTestor. President.
IL. Fairfield Agricultural and horticultural
Society, Osnund Woodward, President.
II. Wareree (Keishaw) Agricultural Socie-
", Col James Chesnu,, President
l3. Agricultural Society OF Greenville, Hon.
II. q. Johnson, President.
Il. Agricultural Society Of St. Helena, Jos.
Pope, President
Is. Agricultural Society Of Abbeyille, Gen'.
George SIC Duiiir, President.
l6. Fishing Creek Agricultural Society.
(Ches,cr.) Alexander Pegan. President.
II. Agricultural Society Of ST. Luke's, DR..
Jeremiah Ficking. President.
Ia. Agricultural Society Of Newberry, Hon.
John Is. O'Neall. President
10. Agricultural Society Of spaHanburg,
Stephen Lee, President.
20. Agricultural Society Of Laufens, Col.
Pa,ilow Farrow, President.
81. Rocky Creek Auxiliary Society, John
Moore, President.
~. Milton (Luurens and Newbery) Agri-
cultural So:ieiy, Beauior F. Griffin. President.
%. Pee Dee (Cheraw) Agricultural Socie-
~. Gen. James Gillespie, President
"a Agricultural Society Of York. j. Springs,
President.
81. Agricultural Society of ST. Paul's, Hon.
]. P. Grimbail. President
2G. The Black Oak Agricultural Society,
(S,. Johns Berklcy.) Samuel Dubasc. Presi-
dent.
Tho Society will receive as members al IFS
annual meeting" (4,h Monday in Noyember)
{" FIVE delegates from District or ncighbnrhood
Society,"" 4ih article. Con. s. A. S. OF s. c.
&. Resolped. ThRt the President be request.
ed 10 continue his excrtions in procuring The
formation Of local Societies. and inducing !hem
aud individuals capable Of communicating use
full information TO present to this Society, al It's
annual meetings, essays adapted to localities" !"
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