New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-10-27
THE NATIONAL CATTLE SHOW.


The great national Cattle Show is nov holding In
full sway at the Clark County Fair grounds in this
place. These grounds compriae twenty OF beau
tfu land, such as il is difficult to fnd outside Of
Ohio.
One of the most interesting features of the On
is found in the assem0Sge Of the distinguished per-
who are present among whom We notice the
following: The Hon. Marshall p. Wilder, President
Of the Society and Gen. w. 5. King Secretary, both
of Boston; j. NJ. Wright of Indians; Gov. Medl Of
Ohio; the Hon Cassus M Clay Of Kentucky, and
his brother Brutus J. Clay; and Col. Sanders aad
many others from that State; also DR.. John A.
Warder of Cincinnati; Geo. E. Wsring Jr., of Nsw-
York; c. l.. Flint Secretary of tie Board Of ri.
culture of Massachusetts; Judge Musgrove, President
of the Ohio Board of Agriculture; j. III. Browa,
President of the Illinois Agricultural Society; Mr..
Moore President Of the Michigan Society, and lis
Secretary e.. Holmes of Detroit. From Scotland,
we have Robert Russell, Eiq., of Fitshire. Colonel
M. f. Allen is also here, a. we'll as host OF other
military gentlemen, such as Generals &C., from all
parts OF the Union.
Very many of our States represented very ably.
Among the Marshals notice Col. Taylor, son-in-
law of the late Gen. Harrison.
The show OF stock ID literally superior to anything
which ever has been probably ever will be seen 10
America. Mr. Russell, the able representative Of
Scotland says that 1t surpasses anything that they
have had in their own country, and he doubts whether
England itself compete with IL.
Among the arrivals We may notice a Durham Ball
that took the first premium ia Dublin last April
"Duchess, imported by the Clinton County Society;
Jersey Cow, dun from the stock of Mr. Colt VI
Patterson n. j., and some beautiful Ayrshires, from
the stock Of Z. Meendy of Hamilton County, aAd
the DuIhhnls of Brutus j. Clay and many, othen
from Indiana and other States.
The Committee examined this afternoon the Oar.
ham Bulls, and other examinations will take place
tomorrow.
Tomorrow also the grand banquet will come OF In
the Pavilion, in which now being prepared twelve
tables, each from ninety to one hundred feet long.
The substantial aud agreeable constituents OF good
4. IL. Al.
tipguisbed gentlemen named above are expected 10
ADDRESS the company-amoBg which we hope to see
the beauty of the west, for American ladies'
becoming sensible, and your sponten has heard
from ruby lips Of the sOundest opinions expressed
on the merits of these excellent cattle. half nil
lion of people could derive benefit from view Of
this great show.
SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, Tbursdsy, Oct. 2G. 1854.
The National Cattle SHOW at this place has con-
pleed lis second day. The stock examined this morn
ing of the fnest character and elected the praise
of all present. There good attendance OF peo-
pie and all of them displayed lively interest In tho
proceedings. The grand feature OF the day was the
agricultural banquet which took place under the pa
wilton erected for that purpose. The tables were
loaded with a choice collect on OF cold van1s, aud
were surrounded by those who showed themselves
both able and willing to appreciate and consu ne them
The President Col. Wilder Of Boston, oficated with
graceful dignity at the oross-tabe the end Of the pa
Vilon at which were seated invited guests, Who
were to enIiyen by their speeches the closing
monies OF the eAhlDltOn.
After full Justice had been done 10 the dinner tbs
President made excellent speech, and proceeded
to call out by toass the various lions of the day.
The first speech, on behalf Of Ohio, by the Hon. Ia.
ID. Campbell was practical and good; so was that Of
Gov Joseph A. Wright, Of Indiana.
Allusion having been made TO the combined glory
ofSpriDgdeld consequent on NO national exh,oltons
one of cattle and the other Of babies, Mr.. Mason OF
Springfield made fscetiOus reply.
In getting up this exhibition of cattle and this tsir
banquet, the officers Of the Society have msfted
the thanks of those who have enjoyed these privileges
and the commentator Of the whole people. Taey
have discharged their duty noblY, and the Society
shows itself in a prosperous condition. May our.
country appreciate the bessiogs of their exertions
There were some political alusions made which
az an individual totally disapproyed Of. hope thss
on all future occasions everything foreign to aqi,
culture may be avoided By the guests OF asricuita
societies
SECOND DISPATCH.
There is a multitude OF people assembled the eysn'
ing in front of the Anthony House, 10 near nr.
George f. Waring of Rye, New York, address 'hem
upon the importance of scientific caltare he wa
followed by Gen. Joseph A. Wi OF inalans anu
others. The populaee nov calling Tor oaS''u' M
Clay A rousiDg meeting is under way.