Tribune and telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1855-1856, 1856-09-25

orawn from the lap of ease, men, who stand as
nigh IN intellectual development, as any of those
whose names have become watchwords in the
realms OF science, or on the fields of glory We
must depend on such for the production of those
various implements of husbandry. that tend so
directly to tighten and facilitate the labours OF
the farmer; it has, and does worthily engage tie
skill ofingenious and philosophic men, and If
such men be engaged in the production and inn
provement OF implements for your especial beIfe-
lit, am sure you will proudly greet them at
your meeting and they. men of such sterling
worth, are sure to be well represented there. 1t
IS there, that they can learn yeur requirements
and receive from you many crude ideas which
their practical knowledge and mechanical
genius will work out to their own benefit.
due representation of manufacturing skill
we can scarcely expect here in a district of
country so exclusively agricultural, but what
ever there may be manufactured or by whom So
ever represented we shall be proud to see it aud
them at the fair, gladly will their hand be clasp
ed with the grip of good fellowship, and proud
ly will the patronage of the society be given
where due E%IizAS
The Flowing Match" mus be, should hope,
this year interesting to degree. The society
have, and think wisely APP ropriated large pre-
niuns to this class. $40, or the first best and
80, for the second best of an acre plowed in 40
minutes, is certainly worth competing for. j
hOeu Holsay now inucl 1ae .conp6tltofS Tor tneS6
premiums, will be indebted to the mechanical
genius four county, for the ease and efficiency,
with which their implements will enable them
to exercise their skill
These premiums will call forth the ambition
more particularly of the young men in eur coun-
ty, should think, rather thar those more nd
vanced years, atho' perfectly open TO all clas-
ses.
And since considerable perfection is obtained
in the manufacture of the plow, care should be
had, that a corresponding intelligence should
guide it.
Here is a field wide enough to embrace the
high aims of the most ambitious and aspiring,
the closest observation, skill, and steadinesa
called into exercise; close attention, firm
hand, never varying eye, is necessary to direct
the pillow Alright The iurrows should be uniform
in width and depth, and straight, as a line can
be drawn, to ensure even an approach to that
perfection we are aiming after. 1t is indeed n
severe test of experience and self government,
aud exhibits, as it should do, the judgment and
experiences of the man, both in the management
of the plow, and the discipline and eifectiy
of his team $3.50 3.
The average number of teams that have here
tofore competed for premiums in this class have
been something like 4,--ths is not worthy a
notice as representation of the good powmen
of the county,-we ought to have double that
number from each town. And from WheatlanG
this year, we have right 10 expect more, and
of the most efficient kind toe
Come then my friends, bring along your sons
and your teams, and before they star! lnstil in
to their minds the idea conveyed in the follow
ing: