Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1852-10-14

fortably Accommodated on the seats erected
for witnessing the movements Of the horses,
and from thence often proceeded the clap
ping of hands, waving Of haudkerchieGs and
bursts of applause for some favorite charger,
as they once rose in the Roman amphithea-
tres, but on very different occasions In
short, the spot was happily selected and the
arrangements we're judcious
This fair was the second which has been
held as State Fair, aud Of course brought
together much that might without exagger-
alton be called excellent. The horses, taken
as a whole, cannot, we confidently believe
be equaled in the union. Not that as many
horses cannot be selected in any other State,
possessing as much speed, or as much
beauty, or as much power as these AS sep
arate and distinct qualities but ltAi they
cannot be found combining all these quail
ties and thus making the perfect animal.
A horse may have too much muscle, or too
much action, as well as not enough. But here
we saw such nice adjustment of the requis-
I've powers o. shape sP''" anu uo''o"' 40
left nothing to be added, and nothing to be
taken away without delriment TO the whole.
( We have looked with some care at the
hOfscS AZ Inc oou'"' as we nave more una"
once at the noble specimens reared on the
"'''S " ' NON "'9' 'se'' ''''e ''''
great requisites ues''eu III .le ''o,Se e''O"-
nue. sP'eu anu Oo.'''''' ~ 0'p'D VS.
% ''' ''0u'" nave VIC st'e'' anu ''e
'no"'efs 'na' "''ui"oo' "'u power "' '','u-
Ice "h'oh makes '"e'" e'l'ne"''y oa'cu-
lated Tor the prucuca' purposes Tor "'llch
they are wanted. W heh these qualilies aye
combined, tbcy VIII produce an animal
which shall with proper training "ln three
mile heat ON any course ! he h'gh nl'od'
neat and nervous, but wen turned iimoi oI
the southern horse, combined win the
round, muscular, aud deeP-rloueo trunk o.
OF the NcTmon'er' VIII make up an animal
unsurpassed III Inc world mere is l''ue
jealousy we "o"ced' among Inc farmers o'
Vermont inrelauon to tne'r horses ) D"' we
THINK IN unnecessary, ana IA 'Ne ehu nIay
be injurious to their common interest ne
Black Hawk and Morgan from '"e'F con-
: lignratlon, action and spu''' are Oh 'ne same
blood ana only ehiO'' d'llefe"' fual'''e' from
the Influences growing out OF different AeeP'
4 lug and training
Then there were the f'e"cH he''"o '>He'F
, very properly attracting attention i"r
. some cause or ether Nature louhu II '"co"-
ven'ent to increase the body Of the animal
beyond certain size, white at the SAME
time she wanted great dea' ~ N0of' %
she has rnn the Ileece Gown TO 'ue very
hoofs, over the lofehead ana about lhe eyes
but not content WIN 'h'~' she mas formed
large io'ds oil sN'n ABOUT me NECK o. '''e "''
imal and covered them with 'hIcA coats o
q the finest grade OF wool MeSsrs. SHARP an'
Taylor, of LockPori, n y purchased two
a bucks OF > W. Jeweit' oil M'ddleoury' a
T. 5000 each, one OF which gave fleece OF
q pounds last spring The Messrs Bmgha"
!, and Mr. Campbell also had sheep OF TIM
breed which were attracting much attention
4 nair Of fat oxen. of Wilson, from
:, =, so Observation-Disclosures al,o.,.
u he"Iy M''e'' "e'' ''''''''' my
T. but Tour years olu' '"e" "e's"' ""9 '''''"'
j. ted by several farmers TO come nearly up t
six thousand hounds. One of these was hal
i no.ocirJ and tho o,bor L,Irhl,o,
II o'''''u ''0'0'0 TO.
r Du'H"''' = w"
by L. L. Pease, OF Landgroye, was re
markably fine animal, as was one owned b
l.. Warren, of Montpelier, two years old, am
Il ,ra;,h;,rIzSS mounds A Devon beifer be
E. >.cI - o..u .,;,
p lons'"A 70 "'
N her cali, seemed 20 be- as the ho'e''s's say
y " the exposure of all eyes and 10 our ow
;" ewes. she seemed so near perfection as 1
is odd m ;,,nroy;nq ,o;n, The
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20 ihere was pure u'eu ''e'o'' WV ~
property OF A. l.. Bingham, and SAID to po'
'f sess extraordinary merits, The show ,
I'd .a,Io ,.,s ,ei,bor larqe or remarkable
as ,a.,. =,