New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-06
-nTp C1yIDA ANsUAL AGRTCULTURAL
FAIR-
-hay. Y. Tribuue.

fu~..co,s.sse q The N Y TrfeoN''
ps,,1yoRp, rhdrsdsy, Oct I, iSG.
onde,ful 10 behold th% changes that,
" s ~Us'S I've mari ed human progress throughout
hs,r,iful valley Of the Graod River locg the wId
80 a. the Kohs~k aOd 'h' Delaware. have
,...S,hrough it when wilderness, and now stand
sso.r5s of the prorircidl exhibition ~1s q
on 10 deserve to be free aud really iudspeod-
orrIloolipg shckly d, rich country, whese
Tgs.Sf.bnen hisbmen ard Sco'chnen sod thelr ON
LING natives Of the soil, rtjrcs IN happy no ~
ybIs driving before them the first possessors oa ae
k.,d Cor oven While [ write the Indian tenI,ory "
ksend Saugoon and Owen Sound ,on LAKE hdopa 9a,
hsipg cod By suction, profe sedly for indisa
boggh fesr mach that the ste ards OF taaS ~ of
n, viii leave bu. little Of the proceeds iof I"e N
rs;ns heavily to-day, aud fe.r that Gsneis ,h 81,
fviI;sn FyTe sf India spd the Crnes, W., , ~;
AIS Council was 10 make puolic eniy S On oa,i "a.
rrounds at poon, will have rs'ler "1 Ic oy.o ~ his
sesnt;on bapquct bosever s 10 DC greu gtanS ~ W.
eePi'oh: "rrs tent prove sufficiensto Withstand
~ 60 af s.ter S,me Of your leading agrlcni'urlsts
sr a. sSSyess the assemblage, ana We may eAPocs "
hear much that is useful about productve
~ .ry settIers systems Of cropping Thorough cuiti
t-.,io, artificial grasses, lsbOr-aayng mschinery tue
vhistie Of locomotives. wnterlng stock, the ras'o 0,
b,v ana fodder for lack Of scientific husaand'y anu
thcee kindred subjects Cd which HE TRIBUNE loves
dwell. -
A ~ rs
onrs nor 10 describe 10 detail what cannot describe
y,: but il is triumph to behold within the spacious
i,cosure used as fair grounds the prouucs =:
dan skn and enterprise scsersd IN eVetJ o'ec''yh,
sipg evidence that the day daxns on Caoe1a ID tas
.bicS she will import far less oad produce 1aT more
IN the which tho farmer and manufacturer VIII flourish
sde by side. and the specie cease 10 oe eAPoreu q,
interest on debt or 10 pay e'Ios1 ioi wna' We Vn'
t sIe bore were fashions len iers more p7triotlc.
| All around me see machinery con.rved to save
manual labor much OF il in motion. Specimens OF
bousa nd useful things required 10 civilized Lie crowd
he temporary structures On The Fair ground; also ot
/ soyers and vegetables. 1 weary OF travelling
,sope The cattle horses and poultry, where there i
| rah varied excellence. The iudges are exerliag
ssnselyes to award justly to the numerous Claimant,
l ns prizes which their superior skill 10 breeds aud
bsedipg may have merited.
We make locomotives In Canada; we send edge
,Oos to Pars in France, and fuld orders Tor steam
.pgDes given Us from Australia. We rejoice in our
oeh-nilis paper-rnis, omills, nail factories, ash
sres tanneres founderes soap .works, carriage fsc-
toiss saddle and harness shops, cabinet-ware and
xpAolstery in homemade blankets hannels sati-
pt linens, pianos organs pottery, lace, plat straw,
teoks and telegraphi3 apperatds. Person5 engaged
lTach manufactures are on the Far ground. Iaey
ve the pioneers Of national independence. Oas
essential fesmre Of future greatness however, we yet
sckenEghtened and able statesmen. Jealous for the
public good Jealous of their country honor true 10
Casadd. II there are any De VIII Chn'ocs auons
o. Colonial GOvernment-and OF that sort ours is per-
haps favorable sample-kee os them in the shade.
hr. Romane, q native Ceua1isn, aided by Mr..
Meehi and Others of Eoglaud has steam cultivator
On exhibition before the British public Much is said
eere In lie favor. Should it obtAin general prefer
ence, MIR. Romsine would attain name among th3
nal beneiactors Of the human race. No such
Implement is TO be seen here.
The Fair began on Tuesday, which, as also yesters
ey favorable days; butt is nov noon Of Thus
tss and the thick heavy rain gives 10 sign of de-
Ssase.
lam glad YOU continue to prove the folly there ia in
cypg so much that is useless from the Old World for
he purpose OF oraamenting the persons and the
dps OF tie people of the New II there is TO be pro-
active taxation on imports, il should surely, where
wssiLle, be effectively and heavily laid upon foreign
hIufies.
Mr. Alexander, of Woodstock, President OF the Up
psr Canada Agricultural Association, delivers the an
Iuh address tomorrow. He Is worthy man, SD
osrey deeirous of the welfare Of Canada, as c0ony
but II education s essential to make good lawyers,
,hyscisns, end scientific men, apprehend that tue
EEdmund or Sir William who may have landed az
9asbcc but yesterday is quite unit to bear 81 rene
nile here On the morrow. Yet strange Governors are
he only reepous bic statesmen in our political system
and they a1o only answerabe TO the folks IN office be-
yond sea. m
Ip India they are blowing the rebelious defenders
4 the foil the natives / medu in,o ma!l Tsgmsata
by tying The m to the nuzze of guos aud then firing
n the artillery. This is an easy death, but 1t looks
rry bad upon pepper.
Meesrs. Ganson g. Co. of Brantford, and several
shtr operators here, supply circular sa@s on the
round some OF them propelled by hand, and some by
Dfse and by steam power, which would ehectu4uy
kesptate Sepoys other rebels at the rate OF III u
per minute Your principle Of justifying resor
war only when in defense of ones country Is the
rue one but as it appears to be unpopular In Europe
I'd America, Gsnsons circular saw, or it! equiva-
ant would embody opposite system OF military
CAnstisnity. ROGER SHERMAN.