New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1844-10-10
E.ir or .hs an.erican Institute.

The Fair 81 Ni1l0'5 was visited veSterda! ny ~
immense auuaie. o. people, md the expressions G.
admiration which i-i spontaneously rom al III We"
OF he rch display Of TIE products OF American IN
,ins;.s ald Sail, a5oIisi n INDIGESTION O: popular
sen,r.sni Is graft. M as it vas uaequiroca!. We
have notes OF s0ue Of the interesting ead beautiful
things to b. found in me exhibition buicannoi aii0Td
ro5m fer them to-day
Last evening, an able and interesting Address on
the Culture Of six vas teIirered By Rev. !. R.
B.HB5uR OF Gxi5rl, BASS. Ills remarks were
ba-il 7et-5sl.- 1JT= s-i T-os7-ci'e lie san ia-.
;i,5 se=;5i..t. %, b. crrN.i ,-ij manufacture 81
s;.. ii. .,is country n1c h=sa amply cemorstfaicd.
Orr 81, vas adapted . III er3wh Of the mulberry,
end CUR climate 20 the healthy coaciiJa CT the silk
,,r,. 7t i nal t-en shown BY acj-ia! e1peG:1ant
thai hj.e the loss OF worms ii ii'a sIIk-Erewing
ccua-.es OF Europe was from ~ 10 - per cent here
iiased net be MOI ;hcp per cent. Our Fix, too,
y,s o. ~, n; 20 u; better quality than thai pro-
au-zd - other countries ijT B. stated, a. an illus
rrajion OF iherenidIty With whc silk faay &C tls1u-
iactufet that in June las. mulberry Tree stood oa
the banks Of the Oalo, lie seeds OF winch BENG
planted. produced other trees: 'ld the 'raTe5 ci
ihoso trees were used in feeding worms AMI articles
manufactured i.om th- silk thus Produced were or
exh.o...3n in the Far He v-oud challenge anJ
sits-srUwilg COUNTY 10 beat MS.
The ezt-rs..e difficulties which surrounded this
enterprise had beer sGrnouniad. Every che who
remembered the Mulherry Bubble, 1886 Knsw what
those Giifcu.tes were. Since that period, the
friends Of me cause had been silently york set
Ting elementary principles, and il would YET o. seen
that Inst cause cd not follow the bad fortunes
O: the spectators in morUs-multcau!ls. Intrinsic
difficulties had been overcome, AID II wsS proved
conrlueyel- that si.k-wcrins might be reared win
as much certainty - checkers. Those who hed
embarked IN tie caass having besE for inns, Ge-
ud-d by false ideas, under The necessity OF ui;-
ls.rnne fiGav things that ned beer taught ihsH,
and tins also my had success ally accomplished;
Inc great object before tn-rn was 10 extend 'he
r-o,.,b Of six throughout every part OF the coun-
t.y. There wa- not STATE where II Ia!shi mol De
nIostsb., produced 1t had already been grown as
lar yortn ss Maine. Prejudice would burn !isel'
o,t IN Us own FIRES. The object was, not 10 super
sod. other branches of INDUSTRY, bat 10 incorporate
,l;- among them thus saving 70 lie country so,
0eOO0O aanuaiiy-e enough 10 keep the balance OF
;-.de j: our favor. W could make our o"n S'!@
A. easily es vsc conld raise 0ut own corn ana poia-
r,rs. and .serc was nc more reason Why We should
scud abroad for the JnGn for the others br. b.
vas for Home inGusry, ,ch-srs) aud tnis !? 10
pin, o. se.Gshness, bu in The exercise OF feelings
which ysaf. IN ordnance OF God.
Mr.. Barbour concluded by expressing bis thanks
10 the American institute for The interest i; had
manifested in the cause und-! every discourage.
m=nr Pds!;c prejudice was at length svbsiding-
he dad not 5eli-v. any BODY had cracked joke over
til. Mulberry speculation within The Gsr ei1hJsen
Inon,he H. would ask the Institute still 10 foster
This great interest, and he trusted hn many friends
would b. Induced u iE..:uie t;a exanpie OF f.YN-
pgRr V.S SoHstcK, VINO had ina, d. n.1.e d.
nation ci 2l.QtU - advance the cause.