New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-02-12
state Agricultural Society.
lie State Agricultural Society held its snn1-

a
q meeting in the Assembly Chamber yesterday.
&c secTe,sTy. g. z. Johnson. ESQ., called TO order.
arc sftei thsi the Pret art Of the Society Henry We
seh eSq Was now absent viss 20 the Soath os 10
ueheni OF his hosihwach Dc was happy 10 sy, a. Ito
issn seeounes was improving On ks nioSicn
non J. Z. beekrnsn. IA Presiieat ot the Sossy. vas
TIE annual report Of the Executive Committee was
read ~ Secretary Johns0a IL o7e OF great inter-
et-srd presented the coalition Of TIE socs,y in evcs
more than rs usual high position Of influence and en-
cheney.
There was some conversation or a motion ~ Cd
MozrOe OF NswiOrk, 10 strike out Ast portion Of the
report which alluded 30 wha; had been done. unics
resolution OF the Society IN relation Kassuth He de
sired the eTcfe possible mention o. tie sct TIA, tas
Executive Committee bad compiled with tie uafor,aa..s
directions OF the Society.
The matter was tnelly dropped, snd The report n the
Treasurer was read and adopted.
Mt White moved the usual Commute o. three frua
each Judicial District ~ rccommeat ohcers AMI plsse
for holding the Annual Fair.
Mr. Allen moved thsf the duty OF The Committee Do
restricted 10 the nomination OF oaeers-whieh wAs as
scented n. aud
TIE sommi.tee was ordered to be raisei-sa, Dslcss
tons for each dtctto report the ssmes OF ther qssa
OF the Committee.
The following IS tie Commute thus forwarded;
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FtsAst-Th,s Fstsr.. L.ws ,. Asa -. N Barro,sA.
Adjourned to o'clock this evening.
SEVEN O'clock p. NJ
The Committee OF ~ reported the following a1cxs
of the Society for TN ensuing year
IreadsHg-Ltvs q. N'tNs
KS1sy 81 g. Geo Val va a. Jas Bes.slss FnsJ d.
G-orse Geds 40 r H. yaa Rsssss,sr IN a.. Jos W.
Co. c,rrs Ss-s'ss Ss,,s,sry 2 Jshu.os q Ahaur
Rsser.i7s S.,rs,aTy- Erastas CorriAs JS
EIsrsf,,s csz~iiis,-T leO5oo c. peters, BAaess ~
Lam susl Clarke horrl, John Sherman
The report OF the Committee was adopted.
communication was resi from sle Rensselaer,
County Agricultural Society urging Laasiag6nrgh, Rsss
selaeT Co. a. The place Tor holding the next Annual
Fair OF the Society.
Mr.. Corey moved that the Executive Committee 10
cate the next Annual Fair at Saratoga Springs
delegate from Utica defended the action OF the 60
ccty, and the City OF UGcs from the statements OF tho
Rerssclser County Agricultural Fair. tie moved, a.
an amendment, u insert Uac0
Mr.. Jackson Of Chemung moved tha. these motions
be referred % the Executive Committee.
Mr.. Corey claimed that II was necessary that an cx-
preston OF the meeting be given TO the location a
the next Fair II was usual and the should no<
BE- departed from.
Mr.. Jackson moved to lay the whole sssject on Tho
table
The motion was waived. ani
Messrs Beekman, of Columbia Cook, OF Saratoga.
Burroughs OF Orleans, Aen OF Erie, aud Judge Cheeve.
Of Saratoga discussed the question az sose ength.
when
M Jackson renewed his motion to table the rosols-
lions.
The motion prevailed Is to g; so the matter of select
Ing piece for the next Fair Is referred the Executive
Committee.
Mr. Buitsrfeld, of onoids, moved that the Executive
Committee rrpor to this meeting the place of holding
the next Annual Fair.
Various amendments were offered, when the whola
subject was laid ON tac table.
Mr. White OF Monroe. moved the raising OF Select
Committee OF FIVE take into Liberation resolution
which he offered proposing Ar amendment 10 he Coz
sttnon of the Society," and report at The next annual
meeting OF the Society.
The amendment proposes the election of a certain
number OF it, officers for and three years. IN order
that certain number OF experienced officers will hold
over
The motion was laid ON the table motion OF Mr..
Geddss VINO then moved % amsnd the Constitution,
by Inserting provision that OF all mendmenb proposed
to The Constitution, years notice should be siysu
Agreed TOT to 10
The names Of the Nominating Committee were then
called, and found 20 be in attendance.
Mr.. Butierteld OF Oneida, now moved that the nom
mating Committee retire and report forthwith, recon-
nending 10 the Executive Committee the place for
holding the next annual Fair.
notion 20 lay on the table was lost and the Resolu
ton prevailed and the Committee retred In the cloak
room for consultation.
The Committee recommended Saratoga Springs a.
the place, in accordance with the resolution.
Albany Argus.