The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-02-25


nbrs and seed This was In the fax Of Figs Rollsad
| Ac., while We had 1t not Our seed was therefore,
best 90 that any quantity ef which then osrrs
tsrvaisd and the trade IL gone MoCurloch in 1885.
said that England spun fa1 thread out Of ons pound
it had been spun hut $50 yards The nnsr thread
goes to Brussels and Paris, to make lscs, and 6ns
springs fer Watches yisids valre OF S25O 600 from
one pound OF iron, worth ten cents. Such the In
and above the humble raw material 1t Is our bust
ness to supplant her in all this work here at homs
To protect her labor shs rssortsd n cruel
In order to prevent the export OF any material
shich conld be made more valuable By the art in
duftry Of her own people. For the export Of nsees
Improvement or the piiiory tor the arss osses; 70
o'e the right hand for the second and to the gslows
lot 10 initiate her In such enactments Besides an
appsa to the eewers Of chemistry In relation nax
natioa 1t 10 said that the stems are covered with
minute scalss-that tbs lbre is formed OF separate
on another; and 1t Is believed that these raay be
sepATated 80 that then they be perfectly we'll spu
out II cuccess should reward cur labor then shall
we be in possession OF q fabric worth . thousand
snooth drsss for all mankind, at the low price Of
cotton goods, which must then take second rank.
s.a thereby with staple universsi n its produs-
In the cultivation OF esx, weeds hsve bsen found 70
grow up with it In come regions thus requiring ths
planter to 90 upon his knees TO weed them out
spo his crop Of fax We must provide against great
an evil We must have kneeling except to the
Creator OF all things In our land have never
wedding dons IN ths faz field our besutiful
slime days are all on the side of our farmer England
i meea that We shall bring flax into the market OF
the worldpure, free frommnersl stains and in styis
growth and ultimate manufacture which viii place
our country at tho head In this matter IS che may
soon be In othorS And will not omit teying that
th: great Or WhdrsS ss.r pss
tensions to useful learning and Of the Institute
n he'll hat Ia In Nv IN -
MT of this State and that OF the UHted Stss
for their operation and aid
The fesult maintained by the speakcr that
hax oongenial to every acre OF our extended
It's Production For seed, oil, &c. for hbre, TAB
rios NO.
Preparotien- Rottiny.-.lst, by sleeping In hot
stepping In pool stagusat water; 4th, By rottiag
oh, by chemical process, new method, net Jet estsb
lshed.
AorpJac,ure crscsle, to dress by maohiassy;
to spin by machine labor to weave by machine labor.
equivalent to the msnu,acturs of cotton.
President T.LLnAoGE then moved the following
Resolved That the Farmers Club recommend and
desire the American Institute to provide and oder
premium to be awarded discretona.y in whole or IN
Improvements In the culture, preparation spinning
and weaving Of aaz by labor saving machinery
Judge Vas Wyox ssd In the olden time We used
10 cultivate Hax for 1t essential to household
industry all we'll order, farms had then as much
FAX fuppled the needed thread and linen for
the family. and soon 1t found that fax seed
gosd to be In large demand for expectation
fabrics We all continue 70 ad nirs its beauty durab
hty and capacity to receive and hold fast all dyes In
this and 10 many other respects is superior to cot
ton and even to slk Itrust that our Yankes in
genuty will make it and make II cheap and hoPs
that American tea will also room appear.
r.. PrLL, Of Pelham "a ovsi that the subject Of
fax be continued. Carried.
While sm working nay little two thousand acre
farm Ia the West often think of your American In.
stu:e with feelings st pleasure in Its useful labors
uly lla fa f.N thsa hsfA
you, for am on my wsy home, and have but few
uinutei to spare But, cir have the evidence here
cotton have tried 1t praires We make hrst
fence around the hela-we do IL tor Silo per mile.
where. We run deep burrows put the bottom OF
our posts I'M these posts incline 70 each other ~
lsr pats turn the fufrows back again the feet
Of the poets. We place our stshs when that ~
tsr is formed for our stock We plough with bssm
nine feet long, supported In front by two wheels We
ser~sTd. We get ten to fteen bushels Of d.. s.sa
per acre. We nov n with bovs.- power ms shine.
We COW field with barley and fax in equal parts
Barley grow. tslls,t-toth rpsn a, the same tins We
separate the seeds by sleeves which let kind pns
and stop the other l. will not be long before the trs
vel ifom Us to you, will enable us 10 bring you
oXsn In four days. and besides theu, turkeys venisou
mutton, sc, 40. We viii give you most excellent
sSre fio@ China sras, which !. like no Zoe. six. n.i
Ofg o. Nsw hampshirs: is prspa,ing n.s tor cote.
durability OF thee. ,peeinens before The rotting
OF fax 10 BE- perfect rapid We make good psps9
out OF rye straw. Our land now be bou ,ht-nsxt
TO mine-for sixty eight cents pr acre. had hoe
once for mixing mortar there. had no other for
IL, and nov have none Tor Il has been stolen. As toe
the nGx we are Obliged TO throw that away yet all
Keep being the seed.
Mr. krpAHsN Law, Of the Institute, brought frou
Montreal aud pr~eented TO the Tnsttuts by the Hone
IIbie Moses j. Hayes President OF the Agricultural
Society apples from hi, Mctssi farm seeds csns-
dan pumpkin which weighed two hundred aaa
seventy eight psunds; black barley from n frsa
Abyssini, and rpeoioen Of wster proof cloth OF
Montreal, called Eaanus cg,fua, ct leather cloth
kerrfs CEaNE& Hicr. OF Esn Francisco California,
prssented potato from the farm OF SIR. Fuller, OF
Oregon weigh ng three and shslf pounds IL measures
~ the largest circumf.fence tsenty three cud han
inches h OF reddish brown color, IL in sound oond1
ton and IL scd to be excellent and u Ia sid that
1, common 10 1nd potatoes there and r California sf
similar n sgbitpd-.
The Hays spples were tasted BY the club, and sd-
judged very good The seeds were a. distributed among
the members. The subject Of h.x and also ths large
potato ordered TO lie on the table, until ths neat
meeting OF the Club
AFTER voting thanks to several gentlemen the cius
then adjourned