New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-11-13
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New-York Agricultural society.
AnnunI january y eetlne-t"s1
AGRICULTURAL WRITERS AND FARMERS

New York Agricultural Society.
Annual (January) 4ieetne-isls.
TO AeRlculTuRAAEky E MELrEYRs AND FARMERS
The Annual Convention Of the New York
State Agricultural Society, which will continue
Ia session for several days about the middle o.
January pro1imo, viii be occupied with the ez.
animation Of many subjects highly important ;o
the Agricultural Community and to citizans
generally. The range of investigation Tin re-
port. from committees, in the Essays prepared by
various writers, and in the remarks from sundry
speakers) is designed TO embrace ell topics Of
leading interest IN reference to such improve
ments as may better enable the farming eo0'Hau-
nitY Of This State TO sustain itself uncer me
competition generated by the fertile and cheap
lands of the West-sueh as improvement IN the
character and management OF stock-ln the III
PRODUCTION OF promotion OF new branches OF
farming ndustry-in the application OF Science
as profitable auxiliary in various departments
of rural Industry, as well as in the composition
of raanures and the cultivation of the soil-in-
GLIDING, not least though last, The difference OF
Agricultural and horticultural knowledge
through the instrumentality Of the Public LII
brnfies and Common School Organization. SUI
fc!ent is now known, from consultation with
gentlemen most conversant with these matters
In different sections, To warrant the unde-signed
In expressing belief that the approaching An
nual Convention will concentrate the efforts OF
the Friends Of Agriculture IN manner emf
nently conducive 10 this great objects for which
Agriculture organization Is desirable.
The mornings and afternoons will be devoted
10 business. a, the Agricultural Hall in The Old
State House, at Albany; and the evenings to So
cable intercourse among the members OF the
State and Comfy Societies, and other fnenos oil
Agriculture and Horticulture from all sections Of
the state of New York. and from several neigh
boring States. The courtesy of the friends OF the
Cause in and around Albany, the undersigned al
30 feels Warranted in saying, will De nam es'eo
literally in promoting the comfort oil gen1emeh
attending the Convention on this lntefestir oc-
casion. The multiplicity Of business ana inc
immense crowds at the State Fairs and Cat'is
Shows. render it imp'a bic on those occaslons
70 convene the iriends of Agriculture es fully as
desirable for celebration, dscussi n and soc'abil
ity; and it is bop ed ADD believed that the Janu-
aru Convention will furnish opportunities forpro
mo,ipp these objects TO the satisfaction Of Agri-
culturiss and friends who may honor the Con
vent;on with their presence from this and other
States.
III NAV be added that the Agricultural meet
ines. commenced satisfactorily last winter, Will
be continued on each Thursday evening OF the
approaching winter; and friends of the cause
generally are invited to attend, at The Societys
Hall)
Among the business which will employ the
time of the State Society at The Annual Meeting.
will be an examination and decision on the merls
of the Reports and Essays and BookS on theva.
ious SUBJECTS embode d IN the following schedule
edop,ed by the Executive Commttee-JOHN
p. BEEKMAN, President, in the cnair--severai
of the premiums were first offered months ago.
being open to competitlnr from citizens oil other
States as well as New York-a fact which edl'
tors are particularly requested to notice.
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