New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-08-28

bat also the efficacy of any and all remedies which
may worthy Of trial. In fact We made this very
suggestion IN one OF our earliest articles On peuro
pneumonia last Spring. We however, would not have
this 'estng in isolation done solely by the State
authorities, but by each ia web II the disease
mad appeared In Samuel Thornes, or Mr.. KsIly's, or
coL Morrlss herd, instead Of Mr.. Chenery's 80 ven
ture 10 cay that all excitemen and slsogrer Eoald
have been spared the public. Like seusibL men, ae-
quain'ed vii he experience Of Europe and he symp-
toms OF plsuropneum MIA they aoald tave iso4 ted at
once and thus checked the disesss But al that has
been sad, and ali that the Ohio Com pssiorers NAV
say, has not and will not avail TO stop the spite.
oupidity and stupidity Of some caaIe owners. And
hence q contagious disease which might have
been easily estirpatsd was spread and fro
in Massachusetts, and taken 10 Connecticut;
20 that required the oghter ofone two thousand
cattle before il could be bemmed in. Nature abhors
extremes, il il sad and hence see that in uasss.
chusetts where wild excl ement ragged three months
ego now apathy exists. Stringent rules being relaxed,
and publ officers Sinking their dnty, we may zee IN
Autumn hst by the usual traffic in beasts the an lie Of
Massachusetts !, il,cted One OF two things Is -lesry
rue Either The Massachusetts cseae is not toe viru-
lent destroyer imported from Europe orr csttle-
growers in the Eastern States have great ress Ds o-
apprehension That it is the same pleuro-pneo monia
| which has struck terror into more than one
/ Government Is believed by the Ohio Com
missioners, and by Mr.. Flint Of the Massa-
! chusetts Board, which gentleman says, in
cent letter from Boston: Nothing Is doing about
"pleuro pneumonia here, just now. II is rather DOR
"mant but those who know it's history in Europe an
| ticpate time in September and October To my
mind the fact of its lying quiet in the hot weather
is the most hopeless feature of it, Farmers will get
careless and before they know ii the disease WI be
| in among their cattle. do not think il will he
possible to stop it, but sincerely hope i may be mis-
! "raken."
Let Ohio farmers then read carefully this Report Of
their Commissioners, TO familiarze Themselves with
tbe history nature aDdsymptoms ofpleuro-pnenmOnia
Thus, they will be prepared 10 meet the foe in an
eecnsl uaI ner should it, unfortunately, ever 'esen
tself at their DOORS We would call especis attention
to these view of Mr. KlipoaJs the snbjsct Of IN
| oculatoD:
and veterinarians of the German States w1nhy Of
careful Investigation and they were squg.ed 70 report .ss
hond be different lines pieces and lndo
naTh wS + esni 70 snccss. AID has Is merely indn
Such experiments have been Instituted hIoush0Gi Bshema
other European States BY r5aog made BY high s,sse
that nocdaon with the vrUs Of pleur0pneumona acts pow
euy proph, lscc against it, CONTAGIOUS and gusntly
caeowDer 10 practice incubation where pearopnsgmons
al mad IL S gs tonne is' q se
ed but si il p.eiou 70 the Interest. 81 the nsr u may
toe G ease be thus .p cad over isg region and the end
ncaeusble damage sy accrue to every member Of s'y a.
years in Bohemia since 1881 1t .omerme' % arise
nsOU IN Genital Az Eu5Sp Dgs the s sS o % n
ms BY conaOn by hereditary tran;mi.son tae
il beneficial result. properly prsstosd rsrnsps The
why is lot always Successful as preventive M the
being already WORK although not vsibly affecting the aams
g a ~ s s Hs anS & oss . %au the
system thus affected by the contion naturally operating
therefore for entire success be empyed before
Soa e o herd , an e wSs
until the roof fire before taking out al insurance policy or
nocnaOn produces no bad effect ordinarily and one Of
the prominent blessings Of the inventive spirit Of the presen:
The Chairman your Commission regrets that BON anthem.
respect The bene6t. Of nOc0stOn pfOphyscts ssn
contagious peuro pneumonia not only from many regular med
confidence, but also from the Massachusetts Coumsson, and
appears thai al that known by the parties named
with respect incubation for this dsse h been Cleaned from
veterinary surgeon who opiiioa your Chairman
pcn ia. .ad gdsi sad %n s Il.
action of otherS Sc positive law so likewise an IN r-niy
practice oinocuaion have resulted In the condeq aon Of
the entire system The Chairman Of yooT Commii,e 4nnot
entertain The belief has the Apo ted BY
the respective Governments OF nnena Europe ilcom
Peten to discharge in proper manner the dntes szled
"nscon mac not oS for he sSproTa Of ths emp but
ST': of ea III Il which d me prosperity Of the nation =.
we had other the results Of
gum-he founder Of the the hand aud the
port of Prof Simon ds Of the ineciency the ye
Of p Wen %n But Shes We ad ,
Wlens system prsctced almost simultaneously by De
saiye in Prs is Wyds ~ Bohemia Nklss in Bavaria Baes
IN Brunswick, Heinrich Winter and Ksg Ia Tyro Bartani
CssOr Cattaneo in Lombsdy Ec els in Psvis jnch in Aus
a win the beet results upon % 70 pei cent Of NE cattle in
ments Of Sinonds made in unskul improper
IL is gratifying TO Chs to that the members
Of he Con n s;Gn concur in this view
of Agriculture showed the Rev Mr. Lindsey missionary from
fully T. r LndeyJ said hat they should ty inoca alton in
tca under such circumstances they should not
Even the French Commission with the celebrated MAsendis
as Its Chairman AFTER thoroughly testing culaionpscng
that inocuon effective p. the which
~ss tried r. Therefore security against the disease may be
tbsn risk OfOs'ng all The Rev NJ Linisy' alluded 10 IN
the foregoing stated before the Massachusetts Legs
at Committee hat The est- that have oeeg preserved by
incubation all the cat e have eN Afrca
sue consadt gone OF eatt many persons felt obliged 70 in
ocnat FSes IN the intso having perhaps some q them,
bundled rils from the board where be sold did
not dare t. leave h'i home unless their nocaatsd
Every II obliged nocuat- cattle and did So except
two three strong headed who did 10. believe
nine lie let il to fate aid out of hundred twenty
head believe be- his three or four l.t'
At tn te-son Of German AQchltusts In 1853 at Nlen.
berg III Kmgn said that Hsusnann Of daavr r.t hssoy.
cred mocuaoI in 1872 that recently in Utrecht aud Munich,
80 died
Or stated that in Rhine. proved complete
M Hirsbed of scheswg II ls,eu say. tina, it aenty
Mr. Fslks nh.q.er 81 e.s stated that attended with
the est respltsiD his neighbohood
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