New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-03-10

- 8. ,sid seven yesfs perfectly 'auna NJ present
cd to- Yen ts- .la-'',in ~ I'1r',-. q ths
tbs seven yr-i ore .a rirsrrsrt entire mf exhibition
The SEcRErAKY called attention n q basket Of
Pofsiorf-ths Early ffoNhc-fl'fn 81 jaime, knnvlt0n
" nsins chichester co Thsss w-rs dnt brought
Rom England this county and came toto poisrson 90
Mr. X IL y-au ag1. during which Tine be has cultivated
then A., principal efop they hs.a never besn infected
ney shsp-ddfy ara white when cooked svsn when not
half grown 10 i not 20 good for the table sfer Md Win
ter, owing TO s ersA propensity o. grow snd must b
overhsuied tioe dafins ne Water TO keep 81
the .pTouts.
Mr.. WaKENAS here made a Few remarks IN reply
20 the observations o. Mr skinner n thoutat they
should rot pass without remsrh The Institute. sad Mr
w has made every sfcrt 10 Obtain Governmental sidii
commenced Al Congress prayed ihai National Depart
msrt might bs established snd ia. used every proper
means 10 brius about such result There farming
putlcsuons that cannot be relied 90 THE s'rue Sad VI
Wskemsa. la country papers, each has column ds
r~rr,sus sftsmnfed ara failed with The names Of n
exp-rimsnters-snd 81 every allure ihese men b-com-
the subjects Of rdcue throughout The neishbcrhood Ia
al these papers typographical and otherwise
creep and viii 20 out 90 The puoi' Agricultural prt-
locations generally correct bat MI W had seen macy
things Published 10 them which ne aTn sxperieSes
rsfufed.
ubes. be decided the spot and tnAt decision embodied
n Resolution and putlished, sIIOueouG Farmers E.nl
the entire discussions pubsnsd a5d rom them they
ect such statements a. best srcrd with heir own eN
perlence lie. each Ofer s he has 20 say snd l-t
Is remarks he published Thus given both sides
nous opinions various hints snd farmers ike IT, In the
preparation the Official document A. Washington, SAID
Mr. Wak=nsn, the procsedn.s q this Club are looked
Tor copied. " have done, ss!a he vhst MT shin
ner did not know hadout b Of these ports
should the Farmer be altogether guided. stu MIN
thought The American farmer would Be better guided %
prscucs experience Than by mere theory.
Mr.. PILL continued the subject Of American
DRAINAGE 10 few observation. detailing h, experso;-
Il mast BE- borne mind said he that system q drain
sac OF can be complete until the .sbstTsun particular
IS II t Il. clsy wholly Gai thoroughly broken up
for the that when heavy AL upon such aut'
the immediately pelcostes Ihrougn tbs opper soil
aud nd rs level upon thu second surfsoe clay forns
ton, rhen u naturally becomes snent and rrsns
oil II again ha5s the surface By the acton Of heat, ant
svsporstes into the almost From these premises
Mr. Pe proceeded 70 ceiine.ton Of the general prno
pies Of the art Of Drainng, detailing several interesting
experiments made By himself
I'VE have not room % follow his rsnsIks-ihey will
doubtless b published A. length the ;eguls epoTis o.
the Club
AT the close Of the meeting, Mr. WASENAs
offered the following Resolution In felstion 70 H0r y
BCECHARD:
Re5olred That the thsns. Of this Club are due Hon
Nathan Rurchsrd for he zeal and erertons 10 establish
sn Agricultural College ard Experimental Farm. -
prsysi fof by the American Institute.
This was unanimously adopted-siter which the
meeting adjourned subjects. Corr IF Stock, h
Roots of tis Carols, and kindred topics.