New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-23
sinte Agricultural Society.


Presis,qs-Aannal Addrsss-4gricElnrai Schools and
ErpeimsRili Farms
Correspondence Of The Tribune.
ALBANY. Thursday, Jan. 81 1917 P. NJ
The Society held it, third session this evening
in the Assembly Chamber when the following pre-.
miums awarded today, by thssevera Committees
were announced
On CLesse D0ries apd their Msnassmelf-To NewbuTy
Bronson Warsaw Wyoming Co. nrst premium, $50
400 lbs cheese 20 esch COW In dairy OF 10 cows
second premium to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Otsy. Phelps,
Ontario Co s30lAt the rate OF 400 lbs on dairy OF
cows
Columbia Go. hrst premium 50.
on Indian CorHTo Chas " Eeils, Kirkland, Ontario
Co. nrst premium, sl5.-Il23i bushels per acte at %
lbs the bushel . 81.
Second premium 10 Benjamin Enos De Ruyter Msdi-
son Co s0-pn 52ll2 bushels per acre al 90 los the
bushel
Transactions llO3i bushel per acre ,.-
on Psa,-ro Amos Miller Vernon, Oneida Co IA
bushels per acre Second premium $40
On Farms-sets Of socieiys Trsnsscuons 70 James
Callahan New Scotland, Albany 90 ana 70 'aines sn
Pre- Essqy.-Ex,rpAiion Of Canada Thistle Am.
brose Stevens New.l ork $40 Serene Todd LAKE
Ridge Tompkns Co get OF TRANSACTIONS shu ~
F Osborn. Port Byron Csyuga Co Experiments on IN
'I Roo &C. Cros,~csro,, William Wright vernon
Oneida Co Isl Premium. $1,000 bushels, 2'lVo
VIM Risey fredouia Cbauisuque co - LOW Ou'u
els on j. acres. At an expense OF siOs -
Ssgsr Beas-3d Premium TO ]. Osborn Port ~
ron Csyuga CO vol Transactions DH'he'' On III
6,sigas fT Farm Deeliass-Mrs NJ. Ellis onon-
daga Hin 0nondsga Co. Premium So. g.,
on Gram Cr0ys-BaTisy To CALVIN fomef0y Ls s
Bloomfield, Ontario co. lst premium sIV 81 O"'"'
Der acre on the whole cTopI , m
samuel A church Vernon Center, Oneida Co. ID
premium s. a.. OF bushels per acre o..
r. C.. Bliss 80 premium, Wesineld, thautAuque 20
SpriH9 UIsa-Io Robt Eels Wesunoreland Onei'
ia "a premium $40 10 800 bushels per acre -
Oas-Nsthl : Wright, Vernon Center Oneida Co
75i bushels per sore. lsi premium, siO r..
/ Tinotky Sssd-E C. Bliss Wesiheld ChaulAaqae 20
lst premium, slO
Culture Of FiGr-Dltio.
AT halfpast seven, Mr.. SHERWOOD, President
delivered his annual address taking general survey o.
the agricultural erudon interests and prospects oil The
state was happy to that be had arrived Al the
conclusion that the Erie Canal required to be immediate
ly enlarged and that every child In the stats ought
receive the very best possible education Aeknow edg
inc the great benefits already derived from Ageulturs
Chemistry and Botany he reasonably anticipated tartne
important advantages 70 the former from these sciences
and Intimate wish that the study Of the science Of As
rculture might become general IN the SCHOOLS a'
and academies Of the state.
The address was very appropriate. was well re-
ceivad be placed the records OF the society An'
Mr SHERWOOD received wei merite1 vote Oh hAhN
for his services during l-io-
A resolution was moved BY Mr. NIELE Of Rens
I selser Co recommending 20 the Legislature 10 make
reasonable appropriation tor Agricultural schools sh'
Colleges connected with experiment. arms shu NC
10 endeayor TO unite in the view Of the iutufe agrcu
turi.t scientific knowledge and practical skin An eS
ceent idea one would think and gave rise to an al
mated discussion and % opposition
The session was - me, as a spectator mos
agreeable one and regret my inability 70 give 10 you
readers al adequate idea Of such mporTsn, proceeding
member rose and portrayed class OF yCuh
citizens who know something Of poetry and poe ne
connected with the country by property they don't kno
raw 10 i've a COW her supper. "A laugh Eng ana
landowners has mad the 70 perceive tnat tns
I'D DOT give attention TO seennhc asfes.ale "ei =
euence and power and incomes would TAIL them Y e
sitting N''