New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1860-02-27
TIE YALE AGRToULTURAL L
TWENTIETH DAY.

vetsy of opinon between the two breeders as 70 the
bread. fundamertal laws OF the ant but they aiher
sen ewhat az 10 minor points.
Pr. Clay views have been given IN qniet nnoo-
trusiye WAY such as u sensible and experienced man
ou!d use in talking TO sensible men; and IN the PLAN
cattle breeder, dscoursiDg upon the management OF
improved stock, you would scarcely recognize tne
clarion oDgued politician, whose Countless bravery
lie a|rnilalion Of every true Awerican.
Mr. Allen spoke at The Temple; Mr.. Clay at the
Bapft Church. 80
Mr. Allen said that the milking properties Of the
ShortLoTn had been sacrificed 70 procnre hne in!l-
fcfrped animals which IN such great demand Tor
bres ding purposes. But The property was native 10
ITEM aud in separate strains could alwsys Do pefpetu'
aed ard siren theDed by proper selection OF ndyd-
male. scrub cow has great meaty udder, bui ms
hsd never failed TO put plant silky bag under hie
SioJt horn COW when lie chose to make the asmpfor
con- 10 Of gspeIatiors II IL often urged By shor',
sigh ed farmers that they cant afford To Keep GOOD
bloodsd hull for the few cows they may keep; bu.
cannot tvs or three neghbors JOIN IN purchasing one
TIE aggregate coat il then divided so az 10 he 0ner0us
to none IL is the uGwsest policy to under'a.ue the
aryiees OF your valuable males, ~heD you 90 possess
them. Charge high ard your customers WIZ De All inc
more satisfied Tie Sho-hoTn Ii slower IN the yoke,
and rerbsps not intelligent and teachaoie US tie
Devcu II good practice TO let heliors come 10 ~
tw ard half years old and then go over unth tley
ro frr far tbis will improve their milking proper
lies as well as strengthen their constisutions lhe
devon. Ike the Shorhorn, naturally good mixer,
hnt in zone families the propensity haS been Drea ou',
q, d for lie sams reason 30 With the Sh0It-born.
ar. CLAW here remarked that the early Shoft-horns
were "pstchy regards fat or laid II on IN masses
here and here) but row we can breed 80 as 70 make
the maIblng Ier'e't.
M Allen thinks the HelefoTds very hyperion as
votl pe catlle and good gT The bulls are, az
rule Nicious; The cows gentle. Iheijersey; cog is
valuable animal for families. In the seVehteehIh CEN
fury he French peasants settling III Lower Canao1
brought with them their Little Normandy eoTs; AMI
10 tbs day the breed TO be io1nd there Almost per-
feet types Of their ancestry lie men Ieae Na,uao.o
IL. 4
breeder of Pennington, Conn, from VIXEN maAe
the following e4tEacs: ,,,..ao,1.,
pure Adegey cattle come mostly mem tne ah f
{ture Tor bundled other hieeos being showed on
pd bat all more OF less Other breeds About 2Vo
heed Of end hees are snnosS s2a rom t we sIa
which not mech greater than test OF one o. G.'
sf ;c S Sstld er ssoooo from this source aoso
iii. limbs cerefay light yellow iewn cOlor-ewaJs poor IN
he of genene. and docySssiy kept and usually
give min nes up 10 the time Of eslyng - ,b.,. .o Il ,s
The important question IL reis;ion 70 thess eoS s
tage compared 9Th Oihsr breeds wl De eoneeaea ~ ohSs
lhey are Inferior TO almost al other breeds. D..
IN Grost Britain they kept mostly by the wealthy 20
Every obeUsn and large land keeps one or mere
ieed his swn for family use they are .s2 sePt .!
Ten ;ih,r eeys, 10 color The milk ios market.
My own ezreTenco aer nauy yeas has led me TO TIE
eoeuen that oI batter sre'qpeoro any others
yielding 10 qusuty and Of better quality ncs
ard nay be foyn' qaiHr in qs';J OF baeT
mi
drtsy, there other breed known hero mat can al
wsys Teod have nsys knows an AasIOsy co" whose
ni sud butter had Lot tha ebsrae'er.ics Of mo bred ny
diner do Others in quantity and somewhat In qnsIi OCT
the peculiar color and ggaty e co1 during best milking
period varies rom III 70 tvs ei'v quarts This nix VIZ make
tSe eu IL nc. Tar from the average yield rom other brseis
"The aycrsge product of butter from ny cove in 1893 was
he dsiries ofte State think stoa, one huH'
pfeeiSs by he EeY OH State Society lor the great.
est product given dse producing shout one nun
cows hsTs had no extra In Summer they sep
st1ih straw or hay with slight fprnkng Of bran or
/ cotton - ed meal aud two ieodf Of dry bay - -
cents lie rriee now 20 IN March and Asr IA to
IN r,ision to any irpfoyemer. in ii. stock 81, Of Ae
opion bst none be made by oos'ing ~h any snn%n
viii be ssned only eIpep,e loss in and bs:ssr
~ ~ 81 nn aa%t b srcdS Of the Kcssuy
OF Medicine, resulted follows yiz ne MIX n.n x o. nay
other milk Y to III and compared With "'-ed
Coun1y q ia as ITO ~
'ia you're '''' '1JoHR 7. NORTON"
give space to this the readily, since it confirms
all Ike stat recently made ia the arcle On MI
siu:lrys JeIseys. Mr.. Norton is high authority rs
can be bad in ths country.
Mr.. Clay commenced bis lecture by pointing out on
the largo sketch Of g COW, the several go ana ba1
oins OF ihe improved Ssor-hoTD. There saould be
10 surplus meat about the bead for j. ia all vase, or
| neaIly 80 and j, Consumes quantity Of fodder in
| being created which might be moe probably EN-
! puN large QeM!Ap being poor lDf meat ana tue
sk inferior for leather should be avoided. Astrsight
syne indicates a stse Of health, az well as an aound-
aIce Of fine beef Whenever an animal ii too closely
b1ed, or suffers in health, the spine dIoops aud the
| animal ia called svay-backed." The gnth should
he az large possible for jist under aud behind
The shoulders a. located the vital psrts-the heart
lungs, &c. AID ample space should be given 70 them
| for full DEVELOPMENT Without this there never
be the PERFECTION Of vigorous growth and har 'ness OF
constitution. Tie iihs shond be joined 10 the sp'ne 40
night argyle, rhoGd spring well outward, ana drop
well down toward the belly; that there may be capa
| c'ousnsis OF carcass 70 hold the viscera. long
stretch from hl bone 10 heck necessary 10 give pow
erul leverage 10 W0rking.o4en. large bfske! pro-
ecpQ onward, aud dropping below the lice OF the
belly he does bCt hike, but rather aims st getting ono
OF medium size which indicates Il strong constitution.
tCc large one ID a defOnnity, too sna one sign
of weakIefs. When too large, is forces the an
imsl 70 slowly, like long Snip, and makes
rnpid motion iicult. Breadth of ches. Is 10
drop well down, not much for the profit gives NJ
to preserve a general symmetry Of FORM The beast
bCud be well ribbed back That s to say there shOud
lie little space between the as OF the snort ribs and the
liE-bcne. If animal is too long in body, 1t il apt
10 sway, sink in the bssk, the same principle ~
q long rope stretched from two points mDks 1t the cen
ter In Kentucky they esteem az peculiarly delicious
part which we throw away, VIZ, the feet They irs.
psIbol them until well cooked when the hoofs come
on They are cooled, and then reboied, and before
bsng served up, Is added aud some peppe. and
salt hr. Clay eaid he would travel further 10 ge.
dish Of feet thsn bowl of green turtle soap think
we had better get our wives % uy 1t.
The perfection of girlb, therefore, III sn animal is
the perfect circle Twenty eight years ago Mr. Clay
began breeding Sboft-horns aid imported the hrzt
thoroughbred into M0diion County, Ky. lie was
candidate for the Legislature mt the tno and thinks he
Lost from SEQ to 800 votes became he dared 70 pay
slCO for n bloodej bull Ills neghbors thought it.
letter 10 send him 10 q lunstic asylum than to the
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