New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1845-04-15

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\A - d. Salts OF iron.
In the cotyledon or germ is deposited the phos-
pilates which form the bones oil animals, and also
most al The glutlnous substance which Is lndlspen
sable in the formation o; lean meat, tendon, us
sue and the lelv found in bones Hence when
the mouse eats out the chli OF kernel OF corn, he
gets the raw material 20 make muscle, bone, and
brain; and hy taxing into It's stomach the IRON IN
the dotted lIne d. TINS ltiie anlma as vel a the
OK and man. obtain lhe substance whlct gives
or TO the blood, and with oxygen, the vital neat Of
The system.
The iron IN venous blood. is in 4 stale of protox-
ide THIS fluid is loaded with carbon, II not car
bcnic acid From these causes venous blood l.
such darker coiored than a!ierlal blood ln the
latter the iron IS peroxide impartlng 70 me hiood
A ligh; verniIIion hue The TACT has often been
demonstrated. that the air expelled from The lungs
of warm bloOdrd animal contains 100 times
more carbonIc acid than The air taken lIio these
organs As the arteries leading from The heart
penetrate every part of the living frame, they
vey vital gas--oXygen condensed in The peroxide
of iron-to every portion OF the system. This oXy-
gen, while the blood /, passing through the tissues
from the arteries into the veins, combines with thai
norton OF carbon which has performed lis Office IN
nourishing The body, aud carries IL IN the torn OF
carbonic acid throueh the tclns, heart and lungs,
into the ever moving atmosphere.
In thus burning the Waste carbon IN the system,
oxygen gives ont Just as much heat 10 the surrorad
lux: matter AS II would provided an equal quantity
uf vital gas had burnt an equal amount OF iuel IN
stove.
Every BODY knowsthat active exercise will warm
him in cold weBther-lhat a horse driven forty
miles day will breathe oitencr, evolve more heat
aud consume more food, or uei, than he VIII when
standing quietly in warm stable. The waste OF
oxygen and hydrogen Will escape from The lungs OF
the animal. if quiet in the form Of yapor IN per-
spira,ioD also, il driven hard tbs sweat Will
carry with ii some nitrogen and saline matter.
which sometimes crystazes on n horse by The
evaporation 10 dryness OF The liquid thai escapes
through bis skin. Bat most Of The valuable salts
taken from the earth III the food OF all animals es-
caprs by the kidneys aud bowels,
AS the demand for carbon TO form tat, muscle,
cellular tissue, bone, brain, hair and weol, as well
as 10 keep up continuous heat OF vs. n'sht and
dav. is very great 1t will be seen why starch Is so
abundant not only IN corn rs above Indicated, but
IN al, puns used as food for man or beast. Starch
contains large amour, OF carbon.
lis we'll known that II a bin OF corn be mostcn-
ed il viii heat and grow or vol. In the process OF
sproutng. seed frs imbioes some portion IF the
vital gas that surrounds /, which, uniting with tie
carbon IN tn starch, forms carbonIc acid and
evolves heat When starch TINS loses one portion
Of lis carbon. II Is changed into KIND OF sugar,
making as i we'll known, sweet bread ifom wheat
A little grown II grain ct wheat be surrounded
by little wayv CLAY. only halt inch in diameter.
il will not sprout because oxygen gas catGot pene-
trate the compact earh BY sowing gram IL wei
weather. so that the harrow covers the seed with
mud thousands OF bushels are lost
II Is a matter OF great practical importance 10
know how TO develop large, vigorous growth OF
roots On poor soil this can ONLY BE- done by The
aid of science Deep blowing aGd a thorough pull
verizins OF the soll are indispensable 20 accomplish
this object,
~ lusIl.l Ot in
as IL does their competitors oul CT HE STATE now
are the cuvators OF The earth among us 10 prosper
All the farmers in the Empire State should Use
as one man, and insist that the science OF keeping
property, shall be taught IN all theIr common
The same mental cultivation which will enable
an honest ;illrr of the soil double the products,
aad double ,be value OF his better directed indus
fry will also qualify him 10 keep ana ENJOY much
large portion ct the net! proceeds oi h!s labor.
Your Committee have been constrained TO be,
lieye that much OF the opposition 10 agricultural
schools IN tins STATE, has arisen from inc well
grounded apprehension ,bat II we place the farmers
OF New-York on a par with proie>slona! men, IL
poiat of attalaineus they viii cut oil az the lou
lain the large fortunes which How iaic the hands
OF men who really P.oduce less than hey consume
These educated farmers VIII demand, u Is feared,
an equal share OF the houoTs thst accrue 10 our
ecutlve, judicial and legislative officers, and hence
the light OF science must be smut out from theE
UNDERSTANDINGS.
Il : now i0entv-six years since lie fleEds OF
agricultural improvement inst made serious erior;
~ establish an agricultural college N this Stale
yonr committee have before them an essay pub
Ishrd in this CITY, in 1919, OF orty-two pasS,
sdvoca,inr s,icn an institution with uEan>werabie
arguments .,,..,, ID. p,,., 49,,
ceeded IN procuring naked charter LOT such
school. brt MOI s!nsle dollar could be Obtained
TEACHING th- uuSrFiD-
laws Of nature 10 the young men wno are 10 Pur-
,e the nciern art Of transforming solid !ochs tnlo
fertile soils and these again INTO human TODD and
raimeEt.
n, =. f.w Canal Commissioners 10 extend indst-
Mite millions in cutting enG bsauutying tldntmats
x,our sons inc lice oil the enlarged CANA eQt me
-law-nakiuc power refused TO grant one ceI2F 10
reach the science OF rural economy 70 the sons
ard daughters OF practical farmers Within the
,a., ,v.s.,ty.siy wears there has been taken from
,hs nrbIic treasury akou! S2O,&0 10 prepare NE
,arS;TI.f.s for legal horors 10 study successfully
ne science Of law We have also tour wei en-
lowed medical colleges, now afoyvihs rom me
public fnnds So 500 year, besides : 20 '' oso!e
received. ~
branches Of uupFoducIivr INDUSTRY mat no YOU'RE
MAN ot snv honorable a11blitrr. VIII coh>eh' 10
;oil and sweat. and buFc IN the sun on idfiA. ioI
SIoa month, when c.sik IN store, 9s4tN, d
hTpkeY'S OFFICE, d ~ 4iiS '-''~''
ofi;r he can expect IN the corrS= OF i"eniy
years to command i've dollars TO one, and al oae-
T h Of The severe bodly labor eSac'ed Of he prac
heal asIieu,uTi>t But can al euf AMBITIOUS Young
men mel. become professional gentlemen, without zen,
deripg ,hese professional pursuits utterly JauesS.
II Learning and science ere the sreai highways 10
sono,abjs distraction and Public favor. why deny
hes advantages 10 those thai do more ,haa I'll
o,b-rs to feed and cloihe the whole community
:, i trus that science IS The creates leveler ID
he World. nut. unlike the leyeiins OF ignorance
me h,,,,e force. It ever levels u2ward II takes
the highest point OF mental attainment aLI55Icy
achieved for lis Standard and men %,seg au 4, i,a
namely attempts ts elevate al Oeio" " - ''tA'
The obec, of this effort is 10 make the triumph
IF NM over matter universal ara complete AL