The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1851-09-21
The Rochester State Fair-The Boston Rail-
road yuLiIce-Grsnt Country.

We are approaching the millennium. "The year
ofjubilees has Gomez ard after few more seasons
Of revolution and reaction, we may expect the day
ofthe prophets, in all is Brilliant sublimity The
year Of Lord, ISL, will be recorded by future
historians the year Of jubilees-the year Of the
Crystal Palaee-ofthe ftcs Of Paris the Rochss-
ter Agricultural state Fair. and the Boston Rail-
road Jubilee We mus; admit that the Crystal
Palace is the most transparent humbag-the most
comprehensive sfair-the most successful specu.
laton Of the season; that the glory, even Of Bar
mum, is eclipsed by the glory Of Prince Albert
that his grand exposition has led to great prof.s
10 all concerned, great results, great discoveries
and grea. triumphs Of American skill, ingenuity
and enterprise. We must claim, however tina.
next in importance to the glass bazaar and In the
bril,iarcy Of their success, stand the Rochester
State Fair and the Boston Jubilee. In their poll
tieal considerations, they are equally interestirg
and Of more immediate importance to he people.
10. alone Of Massachusetts, and New York, but u
the United States.
The annual Fair FOR whick the Empire state Is
justly celebrated, has far surpassed, this season.
in the display Of stock, agricultural products, i'm
Elements, improve nents, wonders, and curio5ises,
any previous exhibition Of the lind in the United
States. There has never been anything like il
rothiug 50 prolily conclusive Of the splendid re-
sources and capabilities Of this great state in ai
oUliure-nothirg half so gratifying, as evidences
Of The improvements and progress in the science Of
farming, az have been collected together at this
Rochester EAhibitea. never has this annual fss-
tival drawn Together each a muititudineus assem-
blsge o. the people--tke bone aud siEew Of the
Countrywide farmers, the busy NATIONS, the indus
trious ard blooming daughters Of the rsra, dis
tricts Never. we conf1sntly asse. T--nsver has
there been upon the face o. he earth at any similar
festival q equal magnitude, such graz tyiag sx.
hibilion Of universally diaused element, Of som.
fort, happiness and prosperity Our corresp Nndsat,
accustomed TO such scenes II vretcbednes.' a2d
destitution as characterize the fairs Of Euro vsa
countries, is ve-y naturally struck with the uny "
cal possession, ~ 20 vast multitude, Of all the
comforts of life He says that in this concourse of
one hundred thousand persons, "tkere was not
ragged human being nor a beggar TO be seen"
such are some Of the results of fertile SOIL plenty
81 room, ard fno climate. under the practical
working Of our federal constitution.
Another interesting feature Of the Roche ster Tx
hibiton il in the number q politicians which Il
concentrated at that place 10 addition 70 Gov. |
liant. Ex-Governor Marcy, exGovernor Morton Of |
Massachusetts,, Governor Wright o. Indiana. Cen.
Wool, Gen. Webb, and Horace Gre,isv. and |
others the Old Dominion herself was representa- NV
ex. President Tyler, the same John Tyler WIZ, in |
bis retirement, had almost been forgotten and ali
bis troubles with the wings from bis vetoes Of the
bsLE I'D the Fiscal Cooperation. lie vas present.