The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-07
CLOSING CEREMOHIEs.
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THE AN NUAl AOOR IS S
LIST OF PREM MS,
10. &C., &C.,

the past week at Hamilton square closed yesterday
The day was very ane one, and some thousands Of
peo pie visited the exhibition.
THE ANNUAL ADDRESS
Was eelive cd by the Hon John p Halls at the Socie
ty's tent
On the platform observed EXPIRE ,ident Tyler Sir
Charles Grey, Hon. John A. King, Senator Boekman,
Aldermen Fly and Brown, Rev. DR.. Adams, AMI DIR.
Hamel, of st Petersburg.
At two O'Clock Mr. Kelly, President Of the Society,
called the meeting erder and prayer offered by
the Pew. Mr. Adams.
The audience numbered about two thousans, and in.
cuded many ladies' and the children OF the New York
Orphans lum.
The PRESpEr made Few remarks relative to the sue
Of the exhibition and said that thought
that the Fair, il held in the city, would re failure
Bat 1t had been proven thst tia city had showa ia
te est in the exhibition, and the social importance OF
the cuitursl interest hsd been iozed TIE Pa
sident then said that Re desired t. thank the people
Of the city, and the authorities for the kindnss,es
which he socsiy had eivea rhri hsds. Fe then
proceeded to introduce the orntof OF tie day Con IN
Ea'e WI o sstl--
MR PRESIDENT, LAprEs GxSILsGS-ras auaua,
return OF this sntnmnai festival ~ the hush aud
Bringing vi II it. collecei nv your sgensy, abanfot
OF the Successful agricuisare Of tho psops
the State aus tbs smiles Of engns d. Prov leac,
therepron osirg upcu oar b. arts tur miratlon aad
deTed ard ~l cost ne to render, appropriate honors
to the anniversaries Of o,e esents which
illustrate the Of our country and our race hs
pdcisly win do honor nations birthday aud
to those other dsys in which countrymen have with
vaor, fidelity and heroic self vote vin1icsied
couosry's rights snd honor But to-day meet to
lebrsts such victories Your onl foes have been the
unwingnss Of the soil aud the severity of the climate
No foe prostratet no WIDOW incurred this victory.
We up with pc in borders to celebrate Tho
day In gathering OF the hsrv St The first point tls
place IL sh.ch the exhibition was held II vas proper
nj IA spaln
the country should have the country brought to the
The dvsers in toau might then that Equal results,
equal oerity misht How from agriculture from
trade and oo-merce 1t fit siso that the country
should also see end acknowledge the greatness of the
tempted Ia abuse their power to the ends
Of ra2sci'y End crime; but the earta by tia re.
tls his scres bas silently resut this rapacly
While (aid Mr. Hale) the atoms of science 10
every OF research cemontrate the last tn It fxed
and inexoable la IS always operating about us in
thug s this more apparent ibsn in agriculture whore
tufe in ell its variety of operation rhether Of heat
colo SUM hne or storm, manfests its influence in the
vegetable Productions OF the earth. In otse place is
the process from cause 70 effect more rap ole
distinctly subjected to our inspection md although
this has bea the means BY which daily Il Cd has
been furnishei from th esginpg of time to The present
and mu 1 while the present arrangement of the world
continue, still be so, ye' noshese else shall re tnd
lyrical examiusion for instruction and convincing
pertinent than in teal scientific agriculture Zap
hsp ne i be s for ns 81
tho occupation to which he aeyoes himself, what
cuIa,ion what art, what science, What depar' ment
oil Labor, Whist field Of entsrp,e, hat iloy ment
can turn ndiNsien,ly away from hss The speaker
then proceeded to argue in favor the support Of
this in favos OF agricultural college
He thought that sg' icul should taught
analogy to ssrieuituIs are highly honored and they
insirnte sgr uure. Tn. paoiio Union to sgricul
yourg worer o-tbi.& that agriculture is ot SO
hono'stle 81 ner All ousiaesa or the eirned Trfes
the yoerg n,n who Is brought up on the farm hnts
him eff ossrsrised whtn he thinks Of adopting the
calling Cor which hsi beat ftua % he resolves to hs
merchant psraaps Il he h. ppsns TO bs successful
he wilt fed 10 bi old sge tha, longs for the bspsi
ness, quiet snd respect II farmers life. The
rule holdsg - II the Professions Agriculture.
practical pursuit, does not hold tte place which 1t
sht uh, aod is friecds should afopt some meaus
to raise n II should he adopted as a stu.y
In The echo Is, AID made Imperative by I,r,
that eytIy VII aysl himself OF the S-ats
education snouId commence vita this important |
study Then IL will soon dad its way {, the sem oar ies
colleges universities, md taught IL ia In Swsiea
aud Germany. This wss the most valuable pra.tical |
son hat any young could eain in the orinion
Of the speaker To its value should visit the
northern part Of cue STAG, aud zee the contrasts at
power might re obtined This science tea ,hss the
most ,s.utful lessons, economy p.sticuiarly Even
to the rose flavor the fruit snd nutrition tie grain
Another view of the subject is tina effect of sgrcuu
q said hat agricultural ator destroys military spirit
Does seem probable that people who have cultivated
their land established the- homes not
de,snd themf The safety OF state is in the dis
portion Of the people in small farms over
country. This Is lroved by history ride the remarks Of
Lord Bacon The policy OF Henry the seventh, who cut
up the great parks Tor yeomen's farms Our hsto
ry the Major Andre proves TIE patriotism u
the farmer has sometimes been said too tina. agricul
tura lsbors conducive to cool morals aud to provo
this told that the agricultural eistelcs Of Eu
true, il should BE- sersd that il does not always
follow that when two facts forced together they
should bear to each other the relation Of csuss and e
nata uI.d6
give reasons for their moral condition Their pc It'll
state very fsr below that Of the American aeri
turist. They have interest in the soil they
till, ard from the most abundant crops their la
Dor may be instrumental in producing. the they
loo gDg entirely nsdeq 1ate eli her to the comfort or
common oeeencies Ct Hfe Bat how is 1t possible for
which after swelling barsting beneath it's surface
appears above the grorni aad then watch its prog
through the season to mst1ry all the Tins depsndsnt
intermediate agen " between the work Of his hand
and that Of the nnnite Author Of Nsturs-who sends
his visible and manifest favors In constant and uu
broken tuccesson-.o have heart calous or indifer-
Ont TO such bepiAcsss
The SPEAKER proceeded in the same strain for some
time longer and the remsrks of the honora, gentle
M. KING moved INA the thanls Of the society be
ectve address, and that he be req aested to furnish
copy for pubh.ation Carried.
proceeded to read the list Of awards Of premiums.
For All Work Stations.
Best stallion, years and upwards, (ThomAs Jener-
''s a. pas aSsass.s Asss'a g' ss,s:sn fa:a;
81 DO QNoppsrisb. John wsidcrpa, ciavar.ci. Co.
~ DO Eastern Starr Ii H. vsaeci;, victor. orIssn.
an Work Marss and Cots
ID beet brood mare Jackson Nichols FLUSHING Long
Best brood mare with fcai Al her fse yssrs sad up
wards Dr. James BathgA'e Mnrrisiana, ~. Y.-......
Thorough Bred
,. s:;s ;.fs s'irE: Sd ss.sss s ss,,.a Nc.
"a do, Gray Squirrel y Bovine. flushins, L. ..
Best brood Fashion with foal ~ her feet four
ysars and upwards. L. Norris, Fordham westchsster
County ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Is
"a a. Lewis Norris wet Farms westehester Co.. Is
Three Yrdrs old St1iicns and Mares.
Best stallion. ysars old, (Plato) W. n. Rysdack
49, Dr.. e. cr:p. ji.. ui:i.r comfy. 10
NdeConhdenss Townsend Jaeksen. Chautauqus co. 3
"a do william ArDssrong wtsschester County ~. 10
Commended thorough bred brown mare, owned by L. A