Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-03-05

Of The State. Ne preferred that is shsaia Os
killed outright 70 being ridieuled to death, aud
he hoped /. would meet uiIh The serious con-
Alteration Of the House. hF. M. said as be
vas 20. an angler or h7Bter, be trusted hls
being banker would not prejudice The bLl'
which brought down the House.
A mofOn TO strike out Wild geese from pro-
teeled birds brought up Mr.. Greene, Of San,
dusky. who represents the "hun'sr's hea'en
below" He stated that the will goose, al
though migratory. sometimes reared her young
about the bay. Fater Weatherby, OF Tusca'
,awas, one Of the mighty hunters before the |
Young West took on the grislle Of manhood
and whose boys take to'the gun and rod as
n.iuralIv as deer 10 the Wilds, and ducks 10
the water. said he had never before been able
to 6od man who had seen the egg Of Wild
goose, and he had inquired Of hunters from "
bio as far north as Hudson's Bay. Even DR..
Kane in his exploring expeditions found that
vild reese, true as the needle to the poe, stee-
red to farther North. tie was glad TO look
upoa the man who had fOand the Wild goose
Desu Mr.. Green regretted be could not graf
ify the longing eyes oI the venerable Nimroe-
e he had only seen the gOslings, and they belong
: ed to a ueigbbcr Mr.. Caldwell OF "benigh'ed
/ Ashtabula," /" thought it clearly demonstrated
: that wild geese make nest Of "Symmes' hole'
. which was agreed to mem. con-, and the wild
+ goose chase" given up, but not uatli Mr.
$ Chimney, the sage Of Fairfield, in view OF lhe
fact probably, that Rome was once saved Oy
/ the cacLliuy Of goose, gravely remarked that
d this House might be by the number oil It's ""a
d goose bills I
d Mr. YapIe Of ROss, whose elOqusnce like The
n wing of the bird, never tires in carrying
r. good point, paid glowing tribute to Nature
3 animate and inanimate, from the OriOls to tn
h oak. and invoked the House iu bucolic strains
a TO spare the beasts and BIRDS"
81 Next the wood .pecker tribes were fred int
"A bv legislative wit and wisdom. DR.. Truesda
i. Of Mahoning, was for killing the tbieving fr
lie lows in cherry time with lead pills ID homes
ne uathic aud allopathic doses. Doctors alWaI
m disagree, and DR.. Jewett OF Summit there u
* on EXPRESSED special regard for the red'hsad'
. wood. .peckers. OF all the feathered tribe
by ,bov we're The truest friends Of the free Nort'
'ut stuck By US in winter, iniustriously tapped
wk gr,bs and Iarve, and by the destruction OF
.g- Tor. and insects. more than paid for the f
ho cherries piIfered. The farmer who does
led cultivate cherries ana other fruits enough
ch- feed all the birds as we'll as supply bis tam
al ,s unworthy of the name or calling. d'
Hatcher, Of Stark, advised bis p'll-peddl'
one frisud from Summit to go back to his nos'r'
ggs hill where he was at home. lie protested
'9ed oo;ost bird advice from sucE farmers
ned should shoot wood peckers at all seasons
but IN sn,te of all game laws. They not only 81
led cherries and piliered early sweet apples
lsht destroyed apple trees with their busy hOle-o
par l;ng bills. They pick for corn instead OIL g
at in winter, provided cribs are not as empty
Tort the doctor farmers in Summit Or 'e""
rises, ho had visited the Generals boasted farm
the Stark. and thought be should be .he last
7 at to complain of the dePreda'ions oil olros
frui.s or trees. He did not see asingle CD
ward or ample tree on his premises BIRDS J"
and fire no better there than ou the desert OF
hing bsra. His military friend from Old No''
other thought, should be the especial guardian .
riggs gallant V ood peckers-ths militia bull vas
the thing for drilling feathered red heads
aled IL. replied that the Doctors visit was ''V
call. and not professional, and was made d'
t Gu good sleighiug, mot much oil a time 10 ID
mood, orch ards. He had small farm oil ten
con- and some land adjacent on which was a
# the orcbard-what the wood pecker had lett
great His farming might not be good book lar'
is full. hn,r0,Le the doctors" practice, con
hard .;,o with caIomel and winding up with
pntur- wa,ar ANY how, he proclaimed war
Tetzels voodpeckers, game law or no game law
3 than n, Jewstt said he claimed to be som'
as a -. farmer. At least enough to be mate
tr'oes hi, tape measuring friend fro" STARK
M. Rob:usou. an out and out farmer oil
,,,ou. entered the lists for birds geOerS''
b. bill ~oodpeossrs the red heads especially. ny.
WORTHY never drli 'fu'' ' MI 1.;n;,o Of |,
:" w dane by little speckled fellow known
- no borer. who works just as handily either
~ -. and sometimes seems to hsng BY the OH
: NJ tree. They often girde trees win sne'
~ cbievous bills. The red heads are ave
old Hamilton, and he should v'te TO
p'' s.T, them, ayiug or standing. so wood pecNe
ont ram. saved by the bill. !,
seo5 to Hares and rabbits were then terr'ol
~. aawL;us. also Of ''benighttd