New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-14
1an LII ANNUAL TAfR.

sI22j5 II
Tie Annual Report OF the Executive Committee
was then read, detailing the transactions Of toe Society
or motion Of Mr.. VIM. Kelly, tie reports were &c
celted and adopted.
THE ANNUAL FAIR.
Nj Clark of Otsego moved TO take up the motion
made ly Mr. Hal last year. 10 amend the C0ns-itu-
ton with view to make the location Of the Annual
Fair permanent. Mr., &. then moved that the Con-
situation be- amended "a to have the Fair perma-
neny located al one two or three different places ~
the State.
MI Corney of Saratoga, moved to lay the motion on
the table and
Mr. Clark demanded the yeas and nays on that
motion.
At the request of Mr.. Burroughs, Mr.. Corey with
drew bis motion to lie on the table.
Mr.. +. G.. Frost Of Schuyler County moved to amend
by moving the cities Of Albany, Syracuse and the VII
lage Of EluiTa.
Mr. Stevens Of Genesee called attention to the fact
that to amend the Constitution, it il necessary that
years notice be given; and the amendment must be
in accordance with the notice. No notice had been
given 10 ar nd az is low proposed.
Mr. Burroughs at some length opposed the PROPOSE
tiOn to permanently locate the Annual Fair
After some conversation,
The Chair decided both motions out of order.
Mr.. Clark then moved that the proposition be taken
up as made by Mr.. Hall last year-wLlch was TO
Locate the fair permanently at one or more places
The Hon. 6. w. Patterson of Livingston wanted to
know the Far had not in years past been located at
poae such ridiculous provision in the constitution
Mr. T. went on to say that he believed the interests
Cf the Society to be best subserved by holding
the Fairs at different places throughout the State
Tie people in different localities then have opportun
ity to visit them-see and appreciate the value OF the
Society and its wOrkiigs and will then contribute
their aid to the success of the Society.
After long discussion, a recess was was taken with
out taking any question.
THE ASNUAL EXHIBITIONS.
The annual exhibition Of fruits dairy products,
grain, seeds &C., takes place at the new Agricultural
Rooms to morrow.
The following is list Of the judge:
FssAYs-S. Clever, 7. J. Prentice, l.. Tucker.
FARms-Nm. Kelly d. W. c. Van Slyck, Juo Mcdonald,
Charles Morrel, y. T. Johnson. -
BUTTER AID CHEEsE-Hon. q. Dennson, PrattsbuTsni H.
G. Foote, Ogdensburgh; Thos McElroy
YIELD CROPS.
WHEAT RYE AND OATs-R. II. Van Rensselaer,, Norris H.
{. " hite Buffalo; Lyman Covell, ElmiTa-
INDIAN Corn BAILEY AND BUCKwHEAT-G. w. COfhni
Paris Barber. Homer; Walter Akenhead Lyons
PEAS, BEANS Roofs, 6o.-E. ) Hayward, Bughton Jas
McIutyre Fonda : 4. f. Dickinson. KaiOush.
GRAIN AND sEEDs-Hon L. S. Massey. Nstertown; Hon
D. g. Ioyd Suffolk County; 4. J. Hermsuce, Rhiuebeck.
WNTFR FPUITS-Chares Downing, Newburgh; Herman
Wendell NJ D.. Albany; Hon Amos Briggs, Scha Shtcoke W.
b. Cook Sodus Point; H. r. Hart, WhitestOwn.
Quite a number of entries have been made at the
Agricultural Rooms, but many more are expected by
tomorrow
Special Dispatch TO The " Y. Tribune
ALBANY, Wednesday, Feb. -, 1856
After a long and exciting contest the State AgricH
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