Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
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y sssaa,rmen. sad h.. I show ] u do,o,
isjhstjce. 80 Welt tn spu .raalot ms ON d
;tse'6rs, aid a.nh iosxyfess my sipe.t,.
sstsi,ds$ tst The trs p~ci ], shss .p'ssse+l
:yot a.tyibct SSAArds pN this svrnsnE-
krss,s 40 tht. msmhcra al this Society, Tar
/ dtihe mr. tA-~hdnr 10 ask my presence
WnsKts otcxa;6n; 2sha h~xt, 10 ycu or the
seFdiSE >Tfarc, and friendly sn~nnes III
which yt'u have b.eI plsased III dia,n.
epish My .sprss~nc<. n 4, 10 mr. his bpr
lfoeess Nni THIS only. that i, ris~-A 70 make
yhu his ertnuwl, de.neatl- fsutR nv
sincrr~ sh6 eM(s. ik,~d sl,aekstes ,Ms,onaS
ynu hav~t conferred II has been m CD
jet, one prihcipal cljec, Of my lise-- a
cUs'sh, and abiding ohi.r,, u pursun tho
sscfM rather Than the sh.~y part--,o de-
81 al my psw"r,o p'omue iublic al j-c,s
when cnn do i'n nehcis'ly.
sOa the psesen, uccasioa, Tor me II
submit prac'ical observations on fsrrins
w the immense dy of ,Nrn~ts ly which
| am Surrounded, would b. an in-xcusalac
departure from this rale--as useless, tim
NJ To "csrry coats a NewcNs,ic." I an
wholly incompe,cn, Ia rive you ins,ruc
tim upon tina subjrc, Bus I. will no, be,
Inconsistent n z Improper tor me Ia ex
press the high rra,,6cnnon which law
derives Irom the exhibitions q, this day
J was indeed expecting much. knnwinl
the character Of this S,a,c--l,s shsracis,
7, for temperance, Tor morality. tar In,elh
g.n,- and Industry; aud ! had cx,ecae,
sn cxhlh,ion Which w~utd da henNr 4
an, portion g, thr country | knew. soo
thu, |, was coming To a section at th
csan,ry a s,invuishcd abnv~ every o,hr'
in The s ate ,shovc every oth-r, nar,
say. IN the Union. My ~xpccsaucns vert
therefore high; ho, h affords IN rnasuu
To say that these ex" c'e,ious have h., D
more Than rralixed, that YOU have hid MI
rshih,isn q, Which every A;neriran eli,
Ken way be proud. end especially. OF
which every reacra Jarmer may be well
L. p,cud. &C re,s)
"Ol the particulars Of this oxidation
e,n'lcmrn. l. is noi my province, nor pm
! crsnhr,-nl 10 sleak | viii ,h,rciote aa
vert III but cht branch q, i'-nnd ths il
tn exhibition q: the TUFTS of TIE handi
W rk OF tic fair daughters OF this Sc, ,ion
OF the coun,rs tChr-rs.l " i. RICH,
thu, W. shtr,,I ,her begin by cH-rm. err
trait uie to those wha possess sur ear
| do then say. mud ! say II with heart
fall oi affection. thatsn han c,,n wi,ness
the = xi.iLinoa ol the frri,s at Their ls6br.
the.r. industry iDd she,r skill. ~nhrha
irrii,ps nf gra,iiud-. 81 pride. and the
=, hiries, satisfaction. it,nsers I said,
rcn'lem n, thsi ! AIN W, cas,rrtsm ,b
I speak nron. agricuIsnrsl mnitnrs =, pres
-ni. vail, aherrsHlk. shsiaia from ill.,
But il is M, uiSi hdstir,-acr, or, IRON 4
want of interest IN this grrs,, >;ihieci,,. |
do Q, hesitate Ia declare ,ha, o. my whole
lite those two YEARS have been the hap
pie.s which | have spent in sgticul,ural
pursuits. (Cterrs) ! say It's sinycrc-
~; aud though have no, much pret,icc
as a farmer have this: I wo years syo,
| had = farm Of 1856 stres, whrh wac 10,
on shares. The fr<, year I had to rsir
chase my hay and cats; the eecend YEAR
| had n-Hr'y rnt ugh oats for my o Sn Use
! aud Ii, he hav over; The present year l
have an abundance a. all ,hlngs for nv
own use. and nearly lightly tons e hay
m spare. Vsmers.) At some future time
| hcyr 10 hr abe TO give YOU more iIfor-
ma,,pn han csn III now. n&
viii say. ihc,e,ore in al ition lu,
tn .; that ! have reclaimed IL scr
bog. which wa years ago ~as INCA, able
Of earring grass. 4 shauk ,os assin tor
ne h ,uor you have done ne; and tlkr
leave oi you, declaring solemn j md SIN
ccrely. tina, there is no hnnor or lnnrk Of
respsc, "n which ACE a higher value
that the applause VI farmers. (Loud
chc-rs.l y~,ts,sirs Fri
Few men in the eseai State OF New York
have perhaps OF lats been more ass, duous
ia their attention 70 the cul,lvx ion ot the
earth. i,nprosinE and tecla,ming tbs snil
than Mr. v.n BURN western farmer
wouli be aln,us, lncrrduious, wi,h,his rich
bottom or up lagd~ h,'ed tnost by na'uro
tor the rio,gh, aud yie'dirg the heaviest
c,ors almns, wnhon, exert un. 10 wi'ness
The labor una expen-~ OF many an eastern
,ller al the earth in making his lands
va uahc. i'u, there, labor is not enough
science. 10 brought 10 hear, in its thou
sand ways. TO lid lsbo. IN lis rewards.
| II, r., we calculate how long II will tai Z
| us "a wear outn inrm--,herr, the cn.cu
,aiion is how, long i, will take. by proper
eyer, ON and stn n'ms, TO bring J, into The
Highest, s,ae OF prmioc'iv~ncss. Mr.
| Van. Buren, has beru moxt succrss,ul IN
has ,lsbors 10 reclsi,n land. aud CONVEX, Il
into the most beautiful ur's,lows. that al
one time WINS though, wholly worthless
:or an! agricultural purposes *hs,rssr'
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