New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-06-25
No Licepse-Western Canada-Farms-Crops
Whent-C olleSe-Jesuits' Estafe-Slavery.

No Licepse-Western Cauada-Earms-Crops
Whent-C olleSe-Jesuits' Estare-Slavery.
Communicated for The Tribune
Extract letter written by citizen OF Western
New-York 10 his friend dated
GESEsEo, Livingston Co. June IS. 1916.
Dear SIR I Set on; from this place for the head
Of Lake Ontario on the last Monday in May on
horse backs fatiguiug journey Of about 40 miles
with rain in some place or other every day on the
road l travelled. was amazed a, the operation of
the No License law SO went through Batavia At
the Farmers Tavern near the Arsenal where
have sometimes fed and often watered and seen
great deal OF drinking liquors the pump handle
vas fastened down with chain and paddock and
the trough empty. IL returning. stopped near the
Tonawande Swamp. where they were attempting
20 excite sympathy acains; law odious 10 them.
read piece OF sad defamation in favor of dramdrnk.
ing. SC called meeting at Batavia the Saturday
before but tie landlord told that the attendance
poor. In going through. stopped Locsport where
they had Kept but had pulled down their sign
yet willing 10 board travellers. After seeing my
horse well provided. enjoyed supper of bread and
milk. and good bed
Canada is improving fast observed more wag
on makers shops and more light wagons than
had ever seen before. and pretty handsone-more
after the Yankee model than formerly. Crops on
both sides look we'll bu. where there is good farm
ing in Canada it is better than here, the blowing
better. and The land appearing more smooth. On
the Lake Road they are ompletng the Macadau-
izing, so took the mocntain path. through Thorod
to Stamford. Near Stony Creek | met with an
Enslishmau who keeps store al the now thriving
village of Jordan. He inquired the news, and
hoped there would be no War. Indeed met with
one who did nc, deprecate War lie ascribed all our
troubles 20 our Democracy rs did others when talking
on political topics explained tina, II rather owing
10 want of Democracy. and be admitted that our
practice does indeed vary little from the doctrines OF
the Declaration OF Independence.
The Ot crop in Upper Canada poor last year and
In frugal families ,here is want OF good oatmeal; but
peop. generally vel! Oft. with markets usually high
cr than by shilling bushcl. | have high idea
OF the excellence Of Csrsda. NJ asked me II
knew any par, Of the States where much fine, unbro
ken land lag together rs had seen on my Journey
Every thing is beautiful this year and things locked
very differently last year in my travels through Ohio.
that willing to allow the superiority OF Canada !,
needs much No License law. Mr.. -
has eight hundred Of land. and farms well;
he has been fourteen years from Scotland In walking
with him. one beautiful field lrear Rranttord) OF
80 acres of wheat They have five yoke of sud six
spans of horses. Last year they raised 5000 bushels and
like many here have the greatest part on hand. They
knew nothing about Indian Corn bu. weary themselves
about Speds TurapS, whlc rather not sita-
bic 10 this climate They blowing in manure deep.
TO raise drills upon hcui and have the ground
for Winter Wheat Wheat Is their chief crop. Mr.
used say OF the people the Genesee Valley that Wheat
their God.
was no, gratined with such monopoly OF land-I
would rather have seen half aGozen families upont But
another scatters. There has been agitation about
tie High Church character of the University or College,
and our Presbyterian friends complain of attempt OF
Papneau 10 make the forfeited estates OF the Jesus
In Lower Canada the Church OF Rome the general
heir See how the General Assembly and other
popular religious bodies work IL here arguing that Christ
and his Apostles recognized the relation of master and
servant and concluding therefore that American Slave
holding is lawful When YOU read the duties of mas
,ers in the Bible believe that an American mas.
ter fu fills them OF slaves according TO
il Why deprive the slaves Of education and OF the
Bible TO the poor the gospel Is preached My
friend -, who much OF Upper Canada. tells me
that there is improvement In one year there
than there in half dozen before the outbreak In
1897 there to be learned than many believe from
observing the superior Agriculture of old countrymen
practical Farmers Of skill science. capital and expe
renee care little Tabout international Copyrights In
general but am glad to by The Tribune you sent
tha, the readers and admirers Of DAubgnes History oil
the Reformation do something for its author
With respec, Grating, skiltul man not lar from
Genesee asserts that have no genuine Rhode Island
Greeung Apples-al adul.erated through frequent en-
gratipg-pataking in degree of the nature oil the
various stocks, corrupted by them. Another man
of no science but fact that has very curious Apple,
one half aweet and the other 10 nights and hoows
all round says that II produces better Apples In some
other stocks OF better kind kind into which has late
" been grated Farther IL is said Of Pear here that
ii sweeer aud better grated upon sweet Apple stock
than sour.