The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-10-17

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| and the lots drawn 10 place each. AS soon the
| preliminary matters were all arranged, Gen John
| son announced that gentleman from Boston, who
had coBsde rable experience IN the use, properties
| and improvements OF the plough, would deliver a
| short address On the subject OF ag,culcu.ture, and
| then presented Mr.. .Tesemach VINO spoke for
| several minutes in the following strain:-
am delighted 10 meet you, gentlemen, on this fair
Geld Of contest end to witness your strenuous
in the first process of the cultivation OF the so-Plough
ing Gehtemen- am extremely fond of reading history,
and this passion led my gnation into the busy
cupation OF invenng far different scenes Tor TINS ia'r
fed My minds eve has constructed in that corner
tremendous battery vomiting forth death and destructon
opposite il has in view immense masses of hanan beings
| crowding quickly forward up to the very sannons
mouth each chasm in their ranks by the crashing
artillery instantly closed by fresh victims. From anc
tber quarter come laundering the plain numerous
desolton all around while amidst all these exhibitions
ofury and madness, and almost overpowerng the roar
ohe artillery arise the groans the cries and the screams
the wounded and the yng-of human suffering
in multtudes torures hord than the inventions oil
ace, be repeated thrice and thrice again, perhaps
few feet OF disputed territory perhaps even only
some ancied wound that indefinite term national he
And the result thereof-view the widowed female
with her helpless children the hopes OF her lite the light
other eyes her husband pale eess corpse the rest OF
her life earth OF mpenerable dai knees View the
chldless moherhe whose little hands she taught to
raise to heavenhe her only support and hope on this
side OF the gravegone from her sight forever See the
orphsn children left to wander helpless through the
world and this friends "alled glory for the
that copquers, disgrace for the defeated Each
party lifting up their voices and calling God defend
the right ant to bless their ride with victory 1t is mpos
as mas;nstiop 10 mv mind Hsspv NO ina
sinason reqsredto to you the reality OF inc
have 10 day witnessed. Instead OF stains OF hui
arshs from the condition under which the bsnsns
deity has decreed that he shall his bread Instead of
manure OF human cacasses aIa PONIES we as'e ma
which has peacefully penetrated into the laws OF nature
of me purpose Of sscertanng the mG h
and cries Of the wounded and DYING or the vail
Ing u an .ne wiooW: TUG Pa ~. ~ hs
we nave the pthesome whistle OF the piougnman ths
s conenteE mum OF ne Voices o. ms svn,td
sid 1 .hesu y. sno iueo 0o.asu; a.; ;.h s M
uriant fruits flowers and harvess Which, my friends
~ enS o ,, ".on oa w, '.y 1 h1;
@ the axe %P S 0o re ~ these two scenes
o ". "a tesie" =, 90 ~; h'
w. d h III h nppy WI ue ~ .oo~ ,ba
; h sa' ad @ h o PfTSn r 10 o dbane
lived other countries where other customs and forms Of
In rni sha naSe nea h anu e men r
;sci.d 49,, nsa; 80 sac;av he
Jeced rom certain glasses OF highy eauca.ea socey pc
hd M ey naa IN =; s .h ,,; 49,; ~
connona 80 sas ans; ~, =; - = Snrn,r,
deemed degradng ;ont IN no county
ase esei hea IN must anoeu ues .uS "
This honored by time by MOBILES by men Of the high;
es uuos.oh' even ny soe VI
holding the plough themselves Point out to nae the man
VINO iooWs the Plough win steady nad correc ana
SKILL and Will show you the man whose farm IN every
other point OF husoandry must thrive by the OF
ms intelligence ana INDUSTRY lhave often regreueu ina.
was not brought up to TIL the earth. !neie aiwsysa
sweet fragrance, cheering spirit arising rom isesn
turned soil. ana when have nen S the waving Whea.
bend gTace'uly under the wen Riied ear as msH'ng
thankful obedience TO heaven ior Us iuAuriance,
nave ist happy IN the idea Una. se .s ,o
IKE an r h 70 ess so ru~ ~ nv
spme De.hs 40. the piessipgs Una. me wy
Questionable destined 10 see this pursuit in far brighter
days than II has ever yet enjoyed Look the extent
of territory this side of the Atlantic will probably
for ages be unscahed by war it will TEEN with free,
aous impu SO 70 ag.icI.ure sy tne app,osuu;m , VI
,eadily nnon ;s nnrsn;t The immense demand bv this
widespread AGRICULTURAL population for the products of
the manufacture and the commerce Of the cities and ofhe
sea board will be reverberated back by the acquisitions
mechanics artisans and manufacturing opera
tves their industry for food and raw material all pro-
ducts OF the soil While the vast improvements In the
from one END Of the 70 .he
.ne Oh M ana ar h
s;ness IF sWrrn;na each oher,s wants Tbase circum
bv the Efforts Of wise and paterna,
wild and deuslve specuations well protecting the
earnings Of honest industry against the wes and design
ing ars Of dronss ashamed o. too lazy to work
themselves seek ONLY 10 70 tue re
,h;s hct ,h Is d od oa nnIu conton ,I,ts WITH
| Satisfaction and heartfelt delight And what must man
do take bringing about this desired end
and honored let be hreu ghout the andWeduca.e your
youth in the Of teach them aproper estimation Of
its worth and the value the dignity agT culture In
the plough handle there is no trckery deceit,
false friendship stand by your plough and will stand
you IN sunshine ana IN ram IN ana II,
perry I,rus. ; MI Co.man no~ "a
the Ens,lsh nloueb iarrangeS with him on h,s depsr
ure that n he wished II wnnd forward 70 him Yankee
pioughs OF any make he wished for the purpo,e OF run.
sing the with those of English make. These
contests in which good men delight; in which both
Pai"e' sa'h'
As soon az he had concluded, three cheers were
| given, and the ploughmen assumed the rbbands
At twenty minutes to two the word call ready"
was the signal TO all not interested In the race 10
ouit The Ground and take IN their places where a
~ a' ~ o iI In W .n ;bb"M, orn,rd;no
wv vi VIC wuoie couu PC STU "iu'oI' 49,
| uo, anu We pioGSgnsnaie sousni ue uhui1n NE
| eartn, ana line OF upraiseo mould H'atReu .ne
track OF the several competitors Inc contest was,
however, soon decided. for sturdy Jerseyman,
| named Cornelius Van Wrinkle, with yoke of the