Delaware weekly Republican. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1841-188?, 1857-01-08
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I been made in the management OF our so'c1liea |
Agricultural Fairs The legitimate oolec. lot Mi'o
they were first established is not now tnouBu. NJ
or has any improvement in tho milk gving qSa,t1
ties Of our COWS or the speed Of our horses Of
! Usrk or for general utility In Wnat mhtetLh,
difference is IL whether horse WIN nahe w.
mile in 40 or 3 minutes 50 he walks we'll 10 INC
| furrow The encouragement Of the horse, so lar
as now attended to, at the exhibluen - ~ pensn
but few. Few, indeed, land that lew are !aeksys
and gamblerswhose business = 70 tase u, ersas
wary The whole thing aa regards the fancy nor ~
has an immoral tendency, and should az once 20
frowned down instead Of encouraged BY the conn
munity If the public wishes to have morse racing
thimbie rigging and all their accompaniment,
why call the exhibitors by their right names Don't
sneak in under the garb of an agricultural exnlDi
ton Theses horses-now 1t is true command ail
the atention-an agricultural impeme,' s sSa'I ~
iy ever looked at is the handy work OF inc 10,
| male department No one new, not even tLe ladl
themselves, think of looking at needle work. knitted
work, tho dairy or any other Work o. .hat w.
partment. The ring commands the attention OF
all Indies, gentlemen, boys, negroes, gentle loIk
and pickpockets. But enough at present on inc
/ subsc. Of the fast horses and faster people,.
AS said in the outset, 1t must be the dlYeruhS
Of the funds from their right and legitimate purpose
or great deficit Of crops throughout the country
none so large as TO come up TO the Requirements
of the societies. II so, and II they sn4sia ta,h vu
to be as short throughout the United states AND
Canada, change of price must speedily take place
The corn crop Of the United States it Is SAID ~
1865, amounted to 100000, and the wheat croI
|
4 crop would be 100 600 900 bushels Of deficit one
a ffth Of wheat crop, $4,000 900
y Now If the export Of 6521, 584 bushels OF when
Is in the fiscal year ending June 30 lsoo Ia,see n
ID price of wheat to 50 so per bushel what elect WI
Il defcU of crop Of 900 of bushels nave OF
- the market? Same inquiry may also De maue
=. regards the corn crop.
u Thus il the foreign exports of 9,T66,4lI bushel
ur Of corn raised the price to dollar Per bashel y
d 1851 what effect will deficit of 100 600, 900 have
Id II may be that shRl have supply from FI9ssiu
h. on the Reciprocity Treaty with England LOT Chnh
y dian produce, make Prussan wheat come IN on III
no terms of the most favored natisu, England
ID Those sh9rt Sr1pS tn sas tSs and M
~ should be. And this want OF labor, rs tho result
- Free Trade, together with that exciting Preside
making policy of Congress, which is reaching att
distsnt territory by which they can best promo
the chances not interests, Of their particular poli
lad cal party, and by which they scatter the populate
Il. in Offering premiums to our young men, ana 10
d; our most enterprisug and FESTIVE working men,
II the shape of bounties Of 100 acres, and the prVe
he of voting to all that may get particular por9hs
1b- the territories of the U. s., whether they be Of
raj native population, those Of Europe OF WhelH
- they be good, industrious, law abiding eitlzehs,
vac of the lowest grade of paupers and conVics Sc
from the poor houses md prisons OF Europe: In
and that kindred policy called tho heclproc
mo Treaty. which is now drawing on our saves .ne
me of farm hands, by the tens of thousands annual
fly to cheaper the labor of our grain growing rYda,
ned Canadians, may be put down our principal ca
gs Of short crops and tho high prices OF breaassu
To Il
" Atlantic borders Of the Middle or Eastern eta
tes, that goes West of the Missouri the Upper MISSES
pi and the great lakes, might, for all PTact
benefits that will be to the grain growing inteIes
,oos the United States, just as well 60 10 Mexico
loe9 Jericho, or to the regions Of Pluto,
'ere The only sure way to make provisions cheap
BUR- the production Of them pay we'll is to protect h'
nge labor. That would ensure IT, ~ "Ou'N 'uO''
V " Come from every quarter,
hio Come from every land"
Il 1t was the Tariff of 1928 and 1912, that made
N'i old fields that out and deserted, bios
as tho rose, and increase in value from one DC
per acre to one hundred and more per acre, an
was the casting vote of George NJ. Dallas, indt
,e by James Buchanan, John Bull Co, for the d.
10 h of British interests which stopped the currei
foreign emigration, and the inhowing OF the
aious metals, 1928, 900 900 being imported in
hich the first year after the Tariff OF 1912
> in It is that unjust policy that is drawing on our
for tive citizens Of the old States, with their cap
Iural TIM Is derangng the whole business Except
kin. ming OF the new lands Of the weatD and Will
been beggu il as it was 10 1871, If the system Is
Iv or speedii checked Is that not SO When Will
dur> wise m en- learn wisdom
Of of JOHN JONES' Oh. Com on CroI