New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1859-04-18
CATTLE-BREEDERS CONTENTION
CONNECTICUT MOVING.

| An important movement ws made n Conusct'cut,
which j. not only caculsted to improve the breed Of
rest cstle but Will tend 70 protect purchasers from
gross imposition.
Animals Of Inferior blood have ofen beer offered
fer prize. at Sts;s fairs thoroughbred ard hsve
sonstues received hem; sid for certain, suon stock
hss beer old aud purchasers have found to their cost
and "a the detrnsJt Of mproveu 10 then osn Aod
their rsighbrs oerjs, ia. impure blood, although
il nay Dot show itself IN the frs: srse ~in IN the
secCrj.
To prevent thi. kind Of fraud sd promote improve
MEET, ell tie principal breeders Of Connecticut have
sssooised together, snd held theu first meeting snd
elected officers at Hartford the Stu inst. The fol-
Loving a-e the names of the officer:
P-,'EEt-JoEI Morton. Fsrninstoa BFeetsi Of Alder
reysl.
P.oh Ls,,sr,P, sog,h B,slsy, Ma. ls:orhor5,.
Len usl Hlr.b1i, Winchester Cent-r, Coma (Osvonsl
Job So. y rHTseOD 49, =, t Ms .s.rn.
Ambrose BoEer' Ok Grove. Medina n I lH.ie6rtil.
See-sta-j snd T'eassro-aeary A. Dyer, Hartford
As may be n this iis OF names, the operations
Of the Association not TO be c-nhned to Connect
cut. Ire gentlemen named below were appointed 8
Committee CT pe6igrees:
sw s,rter, E.; Windsor. 3. \. Andrew, w.srbu'y;
Thouc,-, "uainstou Hollow, n. Z.
To thi. COMMITTEE ell animals ofsred for prizes at
the Connecticut S;se Ar must have their csins of
blood s9bnited, srd non. viii be sloSet as pure tbs.
c.nro be traced By )rd in direc ire 90 the sde
Of bOto fire sni Dam, TO animals IN Crest Britain OF
undoubted purity of blood. Strictly carried out, this
vii WORK sres. reform. particularly "a tae members
from ohsr States pledge themselves to carry the same
reform into the operstiors of societies 10 their States,
or use their influence to do so.
TIE folosipg list Of r.mes attending the frs meet
Ig affords proof OF the respectable character of the
Association:
Join soron. T,ruilH.,oa, Ct. Sls.ra.y'S ,vs.,
A tro,e eostr OAK Grove lear hs ina n ~ 'hefe'0''
Ihq@1 oe~s' fs,H :. s;oS c., IsloIiaorns
David Clark Hartford, Ct, (D-von,l
sss. ri. we'is,Is q M 3. !ssoIt;s25.,'
paI FL Buck j., pea1onnocr CT lAherneyi
John broes j. PliOeeton Mss, Ayr.hir-' ,at Devon')
L1 S vs. sao se H,, a. W.. Dsyis
rhiDts. st.duAu, CheoPee, Mass (shorthorn')
M stsd Sl ,S clios Ss Ss tsbosor
Dare Bate. ~. w. g. sS S,, sOTs sscrborp
B. II. Auire~' "st.rs1ry, CT tDsSon'E
%et6y s.h; H,;,3ia g. lst; Nh Fn ;,h,rs.,o,
cf,a1ccy smith stafford sgr,,.. G., !osSSOn.l
II se..io6,, South wibral.n, Mas, LDsvou.).
D 3. msricE North wibr,hsm, Mas (oevon')
II Z. q. y. suifL, toleLts-tT ~ lU-NOLsf
Tibar Fly, Long Meade ", Mass lshorthorasl.
STA l.y Gr'sgod form Efo4d, CT (Deyons)
" sG'ord. OrVel W (DevoaiI
p " ru,sen Portland c..
p Uacomb, CRANKY CT, (Devon'l.
Charles a. Pond, Hartford, (Aytshhel
We hope breeders of ali the improved varieties OF
cattle il the sd lining States sill lutte With and give
force to the excellent iocatoy steps toward reform
slresds tssen We understand that the credit OF ss-
trg this bal in motion belongs to s. j. Bartlett OF
East WudfoI, son Of S. w. Bartlett of the ssn'
place wslLtrown short horn breeder AID that there
ia settied deteInr alton to carry tie thing through
g. least 30 far ss sds Connecticut and Central Ms
ssebusetts.