Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1853-09-12

that Il should be developed II truth be on the scafd
to-day, is only where it has been wrong has
ever been upon a throne. We peace; We have
better arguments than hsse and pity those whose
4 supplies none more cogent than these.
Let me announce that we will hold National woman's
Rights Convention in Cleveland Ohio, on the 9Th and 9th
of October. We will try the young cities OF the West
and be happy find that there quality in which
Cleveland cannot equal New York.
Rev. Autoinete L. Brown presented herself and was
f possible, received with more turbulence than Lucy
Stone. The greater part OF her address scarcely au
dble owing the uproar but she held steady to her pur
pose aud finished her address which ss follows
mother had three chiren her husband was intcmpc-
rate. He e sick and about TO die His friends said
will take your children AMI educate them, thus reev
ing their mother of the and trouble She asked
to comply-but no. She had mothers heart and said
cannot give them up; viii toll for them carly and late"
They pressed her, but she hrm-"a mother work
for her children" her constant There
cords Of life going from her heart and twinng round
those children. Her husband died, aud bad he had
been she followed him, weeping with her children, to
the grave.
thought now filed her soul-a sacrifice of self to
maternal affection. She would live to toll but her toll
would be for her children. But she knew the
law. They came and told her the children were no
longer hers; her husband had bequeahed them his
relatives they taken from her and into a
world where there dry their tears nsi the
lesson of virtue into their souls She had little one and
in few weeks she wcps its grave and then she
quite alone.
Hear the sequel the sad story the sadest part of ALI
She lived to her eldest child druuksrd and her
younger confined in prison for theft. The agony
too much-and she went down into the grave Think of
this Law and its effect. leave the thought with you-
Dersve cries of sympathy Yes; have the shafts of
rdicue turned Slainst We do not delight in tumults
such these but there is moral power which bears all
| for the sake of truth.
Here Mr. Elliott jumped on the platform and claimed
to be heard against the principles Of the Convention lie
was apPauded and Kissed and spoke follows amid a
OF the most outrageous confusion making himself
audible by shouting at the top OF his voice thus
asked last night for three solid arguments-
| A Noce-Here is the champion of rowdies
af.s :. a., Ill.
a stranger
Eliot-Ihave heard or read all the arguments given
here and they for the most part stories Great
You the remedies all on one side. Mrs Rose
gave Us version of the law and said much about
| spinnng-wbeels and spoons, but-no arguments. The
strongest aud indeed only argument advanced t. that
taxation without representation is robbery" am pre-
pared TO prove it is not if it be- willing be
bed. For twelve years have paid and been well
protected, though had share in representation am
equivalent In this and other land of men
i taken to make Railroads through it, Here Is robbery
there an equivalent given Aen are much tyranized
over
Here the uproar became terrific; shouting screaming,
laughing, stamping, cries of "Butlegh, Root Truth,
shut up ''Grccry" 60 to bed" prevented ANYTHING
being heard done in order; the Conve on broke
up amid the widest uPrcar the following resolution being
| first passed;
Resolrei, That the members of this Convention and
the audience assembled tender their thanks 10 In.
crcia Mott for the grace hrmness ability and courtesy
with which she has discharged her important and often
! cuous duties.
The meeting finally adjourned, and the large audienc
slowly retired
BLOoD CArTLEThe uportasions into the country have
become quite frequent and important \ few Years ago
the taste in different direction and booded horses
were all the go. Priam, Glencoe Monarch and horses Of
that stamp, purchased in England at cnornou, mi
ces-heen or sixteen thousand dollars being paid Tor
/ .s-y a, t....
only in the Northern but also in tue Southern States
and the importation Of well breed cattle sheen and bos
has been pursued with ardor. Whoever will com.
pare our common native sheep with the improved breeds
will see at immense difference between tlcn, and
yet tie care, attention and expense required To r tho
former il than for those of higher grade One i
an ornament TO lawns and OH OF interest the other
almost disgrace 10 tie poorest farms. TIE profit which
attends the raising o higher breeds Is far greater and il
ever Increases the pleasure derived from farming To Inv.
the stock ut superior quality. Ia late celebration at
tended 10y breeders 81" hnc shcepit stated that those
from TIE United States the purchasers in the Encb
market OF the best animals Tie Of Previous inn
pOr:lCns and Of those going on must be rxcr.iyy
felt Ia the production OF hnc wool in tue United States ami
hemauuc;ure o:exceleut wooden fabrics The vast extent
grain: lands possess in the Sothcu and Middle States
makes the production of wool of tie most imnort,nt
objects Of industry. The Southern States EXCEPT on few
Of the mountains, suited for this business The
entire coast Is Hat aud sandy. from Virginia Texas and
from the shore the mountain region for the width oi
one 10 TWO huHpTtl miles over
there no pasturaEe Tor animals which fed fodder
and imported hay The mountains region South of Viz
lua affords some pastUtHge which euterpr-nr citizens
engaged in devotiug the raising Of sheep They
prefer breeds from Spain, owing their supposed adapte
ness 20 a climate. IL supposed that Illinois
which has level lay OF the land, not suited To this
purpose but it asccrtanc that sheep which hr reached
their growth IN the Eastern States advanced materially ia
SIZE and weight from being introduced TO rich pastures ON
tile p-iries. The wool hOseyc became coarser but IL
increased in quantity. This important interes. in now mn.
del gl he aysttg ia,
the purloC and 1t will great in PIT ssion upon the
| prosperity Of the country.
IL j. However, in the breed Of fine cattle that we are
lAtiyhos TO excel Gentlemen having country seals
have shown laudUle desire import tie best stock on
te principle that few good auimlisin a country i.r.
hbOr dear, better Ihae numerous POOR ones and b,t
animals OF fine shape aud color OH cts Of Interest in
their lawns. The county OF Wrsiche5ter especially has
become eminent for its and superior breed. of
| imported stock Among the earliest mportatiOrs into
That county were some noble cattle from Holland They
we're beautiful 10 slspe, large ard good mixers These
have been crossed With tie Durham aud breed known
a. Dutch emu DuIlEn D. scattered over tie county Ola
Mr. Blthgite who lives there and vino La. been engaged
Ia this business for bali century speaks ofthem as being
among the beet Tor milking Sock Of the Aiernev AYR
s1ire and Devon breeds have been imported by other CEN
teuen, bat imroriauois Of The Durha have been most
nuncIOu- where the ps,tuagr good they are consider
ed the best stock rOt ouy for tie dairy also for the
shaablcs. TIE President Of the Agr.cu!turt S,ri.,y
WHO resides there, has been very active the business of
importing good stock ntO the country. Is -tp4 of cat
Tie have attracted large Of people aud arpe
prices have been paid IL would doubt very much adj
vance he interest which gentlemen feel i this subject If
aumHal lc' were made Of improved stock ut some con
venient locality the city open for all sellers. Tev
uee1 some mode OF dipofng Of choice animals which
viii attract comp ttou, aud ENABLE them - dsuy.e ~
| their fnrPlGs stock without Disadvantage
ln England, the most u'sal u tie nobility have for
years been engaged 10 attempts 10 improve breed OF
ciiti. 10 winch degree dpciiecuon has been reached
which can hardly be cEcoIlrd Tbcy look upon iii stock
as tc let ornaments Of their ruuuds Many citizens Of
pghI- spin: u tie United States have nita cd t et
.
We cpuniry 10y their intelligence ard zeal in this service
Iuccil'Ic show at Saratoga connected with the great
Ii 90 commence on The 4't OF September viii no doubt
hr Ir superior tJ any ever before hat iu tI.s county
advance Of ilc asstmDaec, the Agricultural Society
have iaii down certain t,s 10y Which tho Prize. will c
""Af'-i which "c take pie sure boz Publishing Tor the
H''imu'I they convey viii" respect to The breeds Of in.
ported Iiimlis.-N. T. JYnr C.ia
Im Couos CH.F.-Ag-Duuis from t.g South rcspcc
ting hg cotton crop, orc conf citing D. A.u.ms F'ofi
90 ara VI sppI, BE- is gacn.y agreed tle, tac ,iop