New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-08-02

seed This il right and really useful interesting in'or'
nation Next to these nine other ears IN the huss'
Of similar white corn. which we guess came IRON tne
South or West Next are three ears OF corn. also Ene
which any one VITO knows say was grown somewhere
in The Northern States from It's general appearance and
round smooth grains Then comes Minnesota cell
lection-four white ears, twelve yellow do bastard
corn half an ear mixed blue snd white and
three quart boxes full Of sheled corn one striped
dent one purple flint, yellow do one quart oil par
ley one OF spring wheat Of winter do aud one oil
Wild rice also a mocOck Indian pack oi the same
exhibited by NJ lie Due. d. Gilman, Capt Todd oil the
Army, end >ylvanus Lowry whose names are an honor
70 Minnesota the only section of the United States
making any pretense toward show There are alsp
two quarts Of common field beans. and twO other little
sacks which may possibly contain some yery uncommon
ones. or something ese There is beautifully arrayed
case of ears ard graIs of Indian corn intended TO show
ali the kinds grown in this State for which we are In
debted 10 Col johnson, Secretary OF the Ne"-io'A
agricultural Society; as well for two other cases oil
English grain This case Of corn would be very inter-
tstng but it is placed in such bad light that noood!
can see it to any advantage Nos tell II not IN Gath'
but beaI We Farmers Of the United States aud hsien
- Manager Of this Exhibition of Industry, this Is the
I'm total Of your agricultural products, in the raw
stare
There is in the same neighborhoOd q COED show of
highly finished Flour Barrels, which probably contain
very white Flour. There are several ueas looking bot
ties Of Pickles and hegsbtad, said 70 contain Sugar
from Southern plantation There is some very white
refined Sugar ard some pure looking Potato Starch and
POSSIBLY few other edible things There is case with
some samples Of ysrd.ong Wool-tte animals which
produced il are among the outside shows; one glass
case Of sba- probably may be eight ietces Of fine Wool
but as yet invisible Of fine Cotton and se'e-
raj bales of that article and also some bales of Hemp
and Flax l. this does comprise the sum total OF
tie farm We hope somebody viii correct our lst which
IN fact includes manufactured artices-ss rehoed SUI
car. Starch cinned Cotton and dressed Flax and Hemp
There is one dry limb Of Cotton-stalk. showing the
Cotton as il appears when ready TO pick, but that Is
stuck I'D almost out Of sight sifh 70 tell what
It's or where il grew or whether il grew at ala fact
about which many who lock at it quite uncertain.
And this il the New York Worlds Fair Exhibition Of
Industry and Production of American Farmers. Can
arytbing more disgrace tha class of our citizens,
upon ho all other classes are dependentb conceived
Is there any one thing the Cry sta Palace OF 80 much
IMPORTANCE or that would have been so Interesting to
So mary people as a collection Of ludan Corn from
every State in the Union showing at glance all the
varieties grown. both in plants and ears, from the
ehteen feet high stalks Of the Ohio valley % the little
Dwarf Of Lake Wirnipiseogee IL is Of no use to re-
neat that stale falsehoOd want OF room, for cx
cuse for this outrageous neglect because hundreds OF
ieet Of bare walls are too papable contradiction OF
' c,tld bp fouud ~ a Ii
nary Broadway omnibus for everyday seen dre en-
zines for COMMON bra,s and oft exhibited gun
carriages and ammunition wagons but these aud
aA If one huudred,h part "a much importance or N.
tertstt visitors as would be stalk of growing co..
ton in full bloom and bearing
How many of the visitors 10 this Exhibition of Iadus-
try ever saw that produce Of American farmers 10.
dusliy sstslk of growing SuglrCane With what de-
Ilht thousands would gaze it and II is not TOO ate,
perhsps now if the managers had lafrb desire 70 do
honor to those who cutga,e Tie soil that they have to
court rbe favor Of men whose trade Is in blood guns,
swords sud lOsdtr; or vho work 10 marble, preclOus
metals. AID fee linen ia foreign countries There
would be no clap trap about the announcement OF an
arrival o. Irdan Corn aud very sui eror Seed Wheat,
fr,m John smils fafIn 10 OIu4quauoch aud no need
Of the humbug Of a Bonded Warehouse aud h.h PAID
officers Of The Custom House 20 receive aud take care
Of collection Of American farm produces. Yet Ia such
collection, those who live by industry. aud groF pro
duce for the su.tenance of those who do not even know
he meaning of tbe word might learn lessons never to
Be- forgotten for they might learn how TO improve the
quality Of heir Seed aid make two blades groT where
bur one grew before.
lis Tot Yet too late TO remedy hs great overs gh
and tora neglect of thc most important branch Of
American industry. Give an invitation 70 flrmers -
.,ul IN .amp,. OF every choice Lind Of seed plants
and valuable form productions. aud leo them be care
folly errarg cd 20 show rhe varied productions of
different States snd then there viii be- an Agricultural
I,Iartmeut worthy The name in an exhibition o. in-
dQstry rhe managers # which seem 70 have Drgot.en
tlar the productions Of the soil are the base Of al
wealth and hat mechanical industry is Of but lite use
when the soil and s cultyaors neglected Or treat
cd IS though they we're no- considered Of any in
portance 10 The rest of rhe community
Cotton -rs vh,g uuIep.l- red hs exhibition Or Of
fte f,e It without s 60 nat 20
Sou bonn states NoId urcg Vlte ll ia t4
tff and upon The worttg " which ~ i
American ttdel lot 10 le seen 10 % Aecal
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