Saint Paul weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1859, 1859-01-29

When applied to the tursuit, of rieuitsre sostz
sned blessings upon the fcounagss s5Jam ery hape q
~ !maeed to see here SO many rraetioef ay1ats1
fds,s.s' VINO understand that science fully And
eacseq py the questions which are tobe Propound-
ea 70 agrie9lturists in all parts of the country,
wnen they shalt have been collected and brought ai
Ut, arsangea and circulated ogerths natiOnso
try.t i l21 mag as'naDle ADrS1H 70 % aST . 81;
tnank you cordially for your. kind expressions :
in ant ths sna nor 81 my health and happness cannot
long as do live, shall feel the deenesf interest
in the success OF agriculture. because Il is after al
tne great interest upon which the foundationin5u
noble and @ robust s peane for without bsrS
handles Of the plow, We shall deaenerate i5to ssg
feeble race, unworthy the attention of the world.
and incapable OF perpetuating the honor aud glory
of our country. ~ s-l5 no e. 20 -
Each member Of the Board was tboo ;atro.s;:s
,duced to the President who received him Il
with few words of kind welcome :. ..l,uot :
An unexpected qualification was afforded 4
the members of the Board when, after the in 81
terview with the President they were: receiv.q
eddy Miss Lane; in her peculiarly happy and (.
agreeable Manner Tuo II .IEno1.S - o
LATTER visiting Tia grssalhsass attached Ito =
the Executive mansion, leensessbersof the
Board retired to their several abodes; ell being
highly pleased and garatified with the irecep.
ton which had been accorded them tby the !.
head of the nation. .4ssyCy,L 10 as,q;,.:.c o..s,
s'2,s JANUARY 10. ..s
Board met 10 o'clock, AIM 20 >9s: I'll
Minutes read and approved Business
Committee reported q paper handed in by DR..
Mann, from Ex-G Gov. Gorman, ofMinnesota, on
the Agricultural Products of that State, which
was read and referred under the rule.H ett +;
Special oemrnittee to owhichw referred the :.
resolution from Congress, made their report z
through their Chairman, Mr. Ewingof Penn,
which was read. ..a ,.Wsn,c, L.8 sNlr.ss,I ss..
Mr.. Lawton, of New York, moved the ac-
iceptan nee of the report, and also to put it at
once upon its final passage Along and ani-
mated debate ensued. Dr. Byington, Of Iowa,
moved substitute. Lost sli 5Tl2g ! Ici5.,l.-..
q Mr.. Ewing moved that the report be accent
ed as awhole. Carried. il cir nQqy .zg-----,
ID The question now recurring Upon Mr. Law I.
TONS motion, the vote was ordered and carried.
. '' JANUARY IL. ,
!: To-day the geographical sections all made
hnal reports to the Board, endorsing and re- =
commencing the methods adopted by the Ag-
ricultural Division of the Patent Office for elic-
iting practical information from the farmers,
on all the great subjects of Agriculture. .---
Under the following Resolution ,.. -.-a-t3.
That Committee be appointed to make a final
Ieport to the Honorable Commissioner of Patents.
OF the results from the labors and deliberations Of
T. I. Mann of minnesota, F. G. Cary Of Ohio, "a
Amos Brown of N. Y, James G. Reynolds of
South Carolina, and Ezekiel Holmes of Maine,
were appointed the Committee to make this
final report '.s"
The session to-day was mainly occupied
with discussions on the wine culture in the
United States. Mr.. Thompson, of Delaware,
in his address, gave it as almost demonstra-
ted fact that the time is not far distant when
good homemade Champagne wine win be sold
for ten cents bottle -...--' go
Reciprocal compliments were interchanged
with the Hon. Secretary of the Interior, and
Commissioner of Patents when the Board ad-
journed. .'
A vote of thanks was bestowed upon the
President, Hon. NJ. P. Wilder, and the Secre-
tary, I. L. Mann, for the satisfaction they had
given the Board, when it adjourned sine die.