The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1842-10-03
NEW YORK, MONDAY MORNING OCTOBER A. 1872

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WILLIAM LINCOLN Chairman.
DINNER AT THE KNcKERBocKER HALL, SErr 18th,
loiZ, PREPARED By BRIARE AND WALKER.
Seats for 2l0 guests.
The company sat down TO dinner att p NJ
Grace was said by the Rev Mr.. Choules.
The dinner was served up in the usual good style
OF Brlare and Walker, who are young men deserv-
ing OF much credit. Every thing went off in fine
style.
AT the dinner we noticed, among others, the
Hon Luther Bradlsh, the Hon. James Tallmadge,
George w. Patterson, Esqr., ex-speaker Of Assem-
bly, and Mr. Nichols of the Senate.
Mr.: Wadsworth, the President of the Society,
presided with dignity at the dinner.
After the dinner
Mr.. WADswoRrH rose. and made some remarks. He
spoke at length upon the great which this
oety was engaged He congratulated the members upon
the improvements which had been made since last year
He would not allow the occasion without ang
to our remembrance that great man. SO dear to every
American citizen, the great Father of his Country. He
occasion to pass without suding what this State had
done Tor the great farming interests particularly in the
matter OF geology He concluded with proposing the
health OF the Hon. Lieut.. Governor (Bradish).
Mr. BRApIsH rose to the call. He returned thanks for
the honor that had been done him He desired present
ms to this society for the great advance
ment which their efforts had been the Of bringing
about within the last year He spoke Of the soil
own state and its capacity for producing great crops
unrvalled in any part of this any other country He
alluded to the great improvements breeds of CATTLE in
agricultural implements, in improved Seeds &c. also
complimented eastern neighbors for many excellent
improvements in these things. He related humorous
anecdote of Yankee who took ali his estate in his hand
kerchief and in his pocket, and went travelling. He
came over into New York to good old Dutch burgher.
The Dutchman asked him, Why do many OF you
Yankees come over to New York to live ~ The Yankee
by way Of supporting the dignity of his land replied
that they came over, ls To teach your children I'D.
10 marry your daughters 3D. To manage your estates"
The Dutchman was pleased with his shrewdness and
few years this Yankee the son-inaw of this
same Dutch burgher. Thus we have improved our own
race-Dach Yankees he thought ii a good cross He
said he could not forget to notice here another of
.ne IN agriculture to w.t. the increased IA
State and another. He spoke with regret that out of
600 annually appropriated the State education
not dollar was appropriated for agric
He was CAD the subject brought up had by
the Convention last evening. He concluded with pro.
iuristsv
As no one in particular was pointed out in this
CALL
Ne CotMAN proposed that the answer be given
Mn. Norr arose, he said it would be parliamentary to
call on Maine but Maine had representative here's he,
therefore, thought would be proper for that portion Of
| this State to reply which had Maine position.
He alluded IN the course OF his remarks to the
American lnstitute-tO which
The Hon. JAMES TALLMApGE replied in an animated
speech. He returned thanks the complimentary man
ner in which that Institution had been spoken Of by Mr.
Mott He went Oh to account OF the American
Institute He said her 18th university took place
10th of October next to which this society all nvi
ted (cries well all go0 He spoke of the Institute
elder sister to this society and he wished acquaintance
to be cultivated He went on to pay very handsome
b, h o ,he psesIn ana OF TINS
provide market for her productions Ia tari) He
matters which we pass over as thew can he nS in the
political papers and were not exclusively agricultural
He ended with this sentiment:
and SCIENCE ~ ' '
DocroR BEEKMaS, of Undertook. He returned the
thanks the Society to gentlemen who had brought ar
ces and animals there Tor xbibon and also to ali the
committees who had reported at the fair. " 49, ~
Ma FERGusos Off o. He called for the cbaru,a, of
por of a
presently Thus, say he he wants to save his bacon
He expressed his great qualifications what he had
anu spoke oil the proud position which New
YORK state now occupied. Such collection Of animals
ne naa CT seen IN ths country ne SPOKE OF the Ear
~;
nder nhca orm o, m
Appiausel isay with reverence; but care not whe
,nei we re unuer queen OF rresident at cur mead
U xsi Donp mistake me ore't Gheer,ng2 am
tSsJ ~ ssneweu oneeling2 ne sao mere were
; a. ,h ., hs h s rfo,cea Win ie sIeses.
oy - INC u1ny wncn nau just peen concIuaed !Ireat
the ne nad no to meeting the A%eT
spnlsusel He na;d here most nobs Commitment =, ,hs
memory of Washn gton-he revered the man-be loved
his memory In conclusion he said there il one sneces
Of domestic manufacture which we must not forget
He therefore oave no a fooaf.-
The for ehidrens stockings and the good housewife
Tb;s ,,,as JrorL s.,nlnr ,,;.h LTD .L.
ms " DIS uianh s'anoils' WIN iouu cneefs'
MIR. CoMsroCK here called for MIR. Boris, of Vir-
ginia, who made few remarks. He gave as a
tonst
New York and Virginia the one renowned for its cuI
tiyators the other for its cutyator
| This called nm the Hon q r Patterson and be
called For M Barmard M o
M p ~, 20 adaor ,aa q h.or,;f,, s,... T.,
the conrse of his he exnressed his desre 20 a
the dgn;tv ami ronL ~ ,,;s er,nlovment a0r;ci.rr
He wanted To see II aievaej He wanted 70 see The Az,
rican farmers elevated 70 The dgnitv and ranL wh;h
their inst characer entitled them, He contrss,ad The
American farmer with the English farmerthe ono
andhoder the other least his farm
on short and feeble tenure
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