The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1847-02-23

org anized by the appointment of SiIas II
Jenison, President.
Edwin Hammond, Vice
Elias Bottom, Presidents
Harvey Be IL, Secretary.
J. B. Mott. Esq. Secretary ofihe N. US
Agricultural Society. addressed the meeting
and dwelt ina very able Speech npon the
wool growing interest, and especially upon
the great advantages ola Depot, in enab@
ling the producers to obtain the best market
price for their wool.
IL the afternoon he was followed by Mr.
Homer Blanchard, who exhibited in very
lucid manner the principles upon which the
Wool Depot at Kinderhook, N. Y. is estab-
lished. MIR. Blanchard is the agent Of tho
kinderhook Depot. and proposes TO estab-
ish d branch Of it i'll this region. Mr.. Bell
Introduced the following resolution, which.
was sustained by Messrs. Bottom, Starr, and
The mover, and passed unanimously.
Resolred, That the interests of the Wool
Growers of western Vermont requires the
establishment Of Depot in this region, 10
ensure 10 them lair remuneratiug price to
correspond with the condition and quality of
the article produced.
Mr.. Weeks moved the following teso!u-
tions which were adopted,
Resolved, That committee Of three per-
sons in each town in this vicinity be raised
Tor the purpose Of ascertaining the amount Of
patronage tha, will be extended TO Depot
for the sale of Wool, to be established in this
region. And that said commmittee obtain a
subscription from the inhabitants of their res
pectiye towns, of the amount of wool they
will send TO such depot for sale the ensuing
season.
Resolred, That the chairman of the several
town committees meet Al Middlebury the
second Thursday. of March 10 o'clock, A.
VI. 10 bring together the Information thus OBJ
taincd, aud 10 communicate with MIR. Blan-
chard in relation TO such establishment.
Resolred, That The Wool Grower in neigh
boring counties he cordially invited TO CO.
operate with the Wool Growers of Addison
County in the important enterprise in which
all have n common interest,
COMMITTEE.
Addison. J. N. Smith, Gustavus Smith &,
HolIet Thorn.
B7idport. 81. Walker, Eben Allen and
Zrnas Hemminway.
Bristol. S. II. Holley,J J. Crane. and II.
Parmeee.
Panron. Stephcs Holland, S. Pond and
N Richards.
Vcrgennes. S. P. Strong, Fred. E,
Woodbridge and F.. Seymour.
New Havrn. Oliver Smith, Seth Lang
dor, and E. Huncheif.
Ferrisbureh. K +. Robinson, d. Mid
die brook. and David Hazard.
Shoreham. Azsl Chip an, Eben Wilson
and N. Northrop.
Goshen. Martin Allen. f. Knapp, and
S. ID. Gale.
Whiting. J. b. Walker, A. Needham,
and w. Baldwin.
Salisbury. J. ". Weeks. Dan Dyke. and
| Washington Miller.
Orwell. VIM Il. Sanford, II. Wicker, &
l.. S. IIcmminway.
Brandon. J. A. Conan, J. Hines. and
w. NJ. Lincoln.
! Leicester John Bullock A. a. SwninS-
ton and W. F. Barker.
Cornwall. Merrill Bingham. Jesse Els
worth. and Reuben Hall.
Wryhridgr. Elii;,h G.. Drake. 5 ". Jew
cit, ID. l.. Wright.
Wnltham. W, W. PiSrce. z. Fri>bic. r,
| Evrris.
The following res oI'rions WIS Then adoP-
ted with hearty good will
Re-nir>d. That The thanks ofthiS me, eng
he ninsi cordially t'ndrrrd to Me~>r>. N,it
aud blanchard. Tor III ir attendance upon rh,%
meeting aud the imp"r'Hnl information " hirh
they have gwen in relation the Irn- PeTcy
and Interests Of the wool growers in this
lion OF the country.
Adpnrred.
:, II. Jcnison. President.