Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1858-09-20

/ OF the State in 1850, not as unimpTovable, but
unmproved land. An area nearly large as
that used for tillage, moving, meadows, or cover
ed by roads and rivers, embracing, doubtless,
some of the most fertile spots of the Common
wealth, lies unproductive and idle. The success
OF the enterprise in which you are engaged will
| promote the landed interest well as improve
the stock, and make more prosperous and happy
| the people Of the Commonwealth. Certainly,
we must all wish you success.
Mr.. Banks closed by reciprocating the senti-
ment of the Presidents speech in the following
| toast:
Prosperity to the County of Hampton, to its
agriculture, to all its industrial interests, and
peeially to the fairs, in which it has been the ORR
ginating spirit and the wise director
After a graceful and appropriate speech from
Governor Buckingham of Connecticut, in re-
Spouse to a sentiment Hon. George Ashmun
arose, and after few brief remarks, introduced
the Hen. Edward Everett, when the latter pro-
ceeded to the delivery of one of his characteris-
BIC eloquent speeches.
Mr.. Yeadon of South Carolina was then intro
duced, and he made speech full of Union saw
ing instruction, concluding with this senti.
ment:
The North and the South-May they bury all
feuds and animosites, and thencefJrth present
to the world the pleasing spectacle of brethren
| dwelling together in unity.
Very good sentiment, provided the South is
only sincere in favor of it, and will abandon its
sectional ideas and position heretofore exhibited,
/ which alone stand in the way of its realiza-
ton. But what has it to do with horse show
The venerable Rev. Daniel Waldo, ninety six
years of age, the Chaplain of the last United
States House of Representatives, was the next
speaker, and he exhibited wonderful yigor for one
| OF such advanced age.
After speeches from E. S. Winans of Canada
West, Solon Robinson of the New York Tribune.
Hon. c. C. Chatfee, and Gen. J. S Whitney of
the United S ates Armory, the company separat-
ed alta little before 10 O'Clock.
Fifth and Inst Day-pnrnde of Horses by
States.
Saturday, the concluding day of the show, was
as fine as could be wished, and the attendance
large. The parade of the horses by States for the
prize banner was fire display, and went off well.
Rhode Island, New York, Vermont, and Connec-
ticut, made good show, and the committee in
making the award, we're at tie between Yer
mont and New York. To settle the question,
Mr.. George NJ. Atwater Of Springfield offered to
duplicate the banner, and present New York and
Vermont both with one The liberal offer was
accepted, and the matter thus arranged. The
banner is an elegant one, made of blue silk with
copy of one of Rosa Bonhem's horse pictures
on one side.
The premiums we're then read from the judges
stand, as follows
Premiums Awarded.
Class No l. Thor u;hbred stalons-Frst prize, 5000
to B. Mn9t Of Wnchest r, N. for Logan" raised
in New York thoroughbred, weight 1868 pounds, yrs
old l6 hands high.
Glass No 2, Thoroughbred Mares None awarded.
oless No 8, stao for general use years and over;
First rze, eco, to Charles Warren Go, # Brookne,
for ''aram Drew" raised in Maine, English Messenger
and Morgan 1000 lbs, 10 years old 10 hands high; ID
prize leo, to Rich Of New York, for Jupiter; third
prize, 80 to Lambert Maynard of Bradford, Mass for
To ting Chiders Black Hawk, I000 lbs, years, 15t
hands.
Glass No 4 Stations, five to eight years. First prise
of Ito, to Watr Smith Of 0rv5lle. Vt, fn young Co
lumbu, 1910 los years, l6 hands; second prize of
SO R. Lindsey OF West Msriden, Ct for Path6nder"
Black Hawk yesrsi third prize Of % a. Carpenter
Of Provi ence, X. for Tom Carpenter" raised in
Vermont Messenger, 100 lbs, years, 16 hards
Class No Stations four years and under Eve, first
prize SIS, to A. W. Swift for "Vergepnes Black Hawkn
rails in Vermont, 1870 los years. 15t hAns, nd
przs Of $50 to R. Bown Of Flushing, L. for 'Young
Trustee" Trustee and Abdsilah 115O pounds, years
l6 hands
Glass No. 81 Stations three years aud under four
FIRST prize of $780, to &. Bown of Flushing, L. l. for
Tj an" Flying Cloud and Abda!ah, 1915 lbs, years.
ISL hands, second prize, $25, to R. LnSey of West Mer
ideo, Ct, for Sol Fremont" Black Hawk $50 lbs
years
Glass No O. Stations two years and under three FIRST
przs Of $50 to W. H. Harrington, for "salem Boy"
Black Hawk, 800 s years. IA hands; second Of
$40 TO Henry Wyncoop Of Oatskill, V for Empire
etate,n Jackson, 9l5 lbs,, year, 15l hands.
Glass No Stations year and under two, first
prize Of $40 to S. R. Blwn of Flustlg, H. L. for Seth
Warner Ethan Allen AMI Sonsg, Is months; second
prize Of SO, Joseph Burnett OF Southooro spar
ton " lr3tting Ghtlders breed, 10 months
Glass No. s, Mares With foal by their side First prize
Of 500 to g. R. 8osn of Flushing, L. L, for sontag"
Vermont raised, Hamionan, 1900 lbs 10 years, l53
hands, second priz7 Of $50 to s. stowe of L well for
Queen" BsckhawS breed 1875 lbs, 10 yrs l5i hands;
thru prize Of so to WD Haze of West Merdea c. for
Jenny" Vermont Morgan Breed g yrs, 1850 lbs 15t
hands.
Class 20. g. Breeding Mares--Frst prize If 500 to j.
Holconb, of Ticouderlga, N. Y, for amy Allen"
1850 lbs, yrs l54 hands, second prize $50 Frank
CareS, Of South Hldley, for Kate" Vermont raised,
1000 lbs 10 yrs 10 haudsi third prize, $25, NJ. Il.
Blackhawk, 9yrs.
Class No TO- Fllits two years and under four-Frst
prize Of $50 David Lsavit Jr Of Great Burlington,
for Mnnie Ethan Aieo three years; second przs of
s26, to Terry Bogandu', Of Columbia Co., N Y for
| " Hudson Maid "
Cas- No IL, Riies one year old and under two
First prize Of $50 to Col Samuel Colt, Of Hartford Ct
for "Belle" Morgan ye II; second przs SIS Isaac
Mills, of Worcester Tor Fanny" Morgan, $40 bs
| year
Glass No 70, Colts two years and under four-First
pdzs Of $50, to e. D. Killsm, OF Hartford Ct, for 'sr
Ffankns" vermont raistd, Morgan ard English, 1910
| los, yrs, 15 hanosi seconi premium not awarded.
Glass No. ID, Colts year and under DO entries
Glass No. Il, Spans OF Horses hrst prize OF $780, to
| Thomas Adams OF Rcxbury. for "Ned" and '-George
Morrill," raised in Vermont, Morrill,, each, 1000 lbs
years. lot hands; the amount W. r. Ingalls, OF
Barre, VI. for Jack" aud Jim" Sherman Morgan and
Hamionian, each 1900 lbs., and years, 1911 hands:
second ptizs Of $50 Jas oil. Thompson OF Springfield
| for Franz" aud George" raised In New York each
1920 BIS years, Is hands, graiuy Of s25 to L. Gasaet
for TT m" and jerry, Morgan breed, JOINT weight 1848
lbs ages aud Z, 43 and l44 hands nigh; and gratu.
| y Of So u Lewis Gale for Billy Wedenn and ''Bily
Bradford" raised n Vermont Woodbury. Morgan breed
each 100 lbs, years, l5i hands.
Glass No Is, Fancy Mat ;hed Horses FIRST prize 500,
to J. circuit for 'Cpper Tom" add Grey squirrel"
raised in Vermont and Maine, Morgan breed, each $50
lbs aud years. each 1b3 hands sec0n1 prise Of $50
tn II. f. osDorn for Fanny and "Topsy p raised in New
Jersey and Massachusetts, Roy aston Messenger breed
each 1860 pounds, and years, each ia hands.
Class No. LOT, Gentlenen's Spans Of Driving Horses,
first prize Of $780, to A. Carpenter Of Providence,
"Telemachus" and Son Of Malta" raised in New York
st. Lawrence breed 1000 Iand $50 pounds, l44 and is
hands. respectively, and each old; second prize
of $50, TO George H. Wesson OF Worcester for tLady
Lawrence" and "Loper," Morgan breed, raised in Yer
mont and years old, and each 925 lbs, and Is hands
Glass NJ. 10 Roadsters, First przs Of 500, to b.
Huboa Of Montpelier, Vt, for Butcher Boys second
| prize Of to r, Morgan Of Palmer, for "Charley y
raised in Eastnampton, HOO pounds 6years 10 hands,
third prz Of $50 70 David Ellis Of Boston, for "Bele
Btackhawk sed in Vermont, 975 pounds 10 years 16
hands, fourth prize Of SIS to Yolney Winche Of Spring
fed, fjr Jsca" raised in Vermont, Hambletonian and
Morgan, 1868 pounds, years
Class No II, ,ientemens Driving Horses, first przs
OF 800 TO John Brown OF Boston, for "Maor Roger I"
raised 10 Name, Messenger, 100 pounds 10 years. l6
handsj second przs Of 49, to Easus Hubbard Mont
peier W for "Michigan Boy !" raised 10 Canada Nor.
man, French, and English 1900 pounds 1871 hands third
prz Of $780, to Samuel Root Of Ag swam, Ct for Gfaug
Horse Messenger breed, 1850 pounds, years, l6l
hEnds fourth pIzs OF f25 Dan Mace Of Providence
| x. L., for 1RRyOrta,O Morgan bread 1000 pOunda 8