Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1861-02-28

During the past year, have been in the
almost constant reception of letters from
ate and County Agricultural Societies
abroad, requesting list Of the Agricultural
Sorioties in this State, with the names of
their respective officers. One Of the objects
sought in this effort, was 10 secure a system
OF exchange and communication, which
would add greatly to the usefulness of al.
our Agricultural Associations.
have been successful, after much dill
gence and labor in ascertainng answers to
the inquiries made, and it cannot be regard
ed otherwise thao hgh} important, that our
State Society should be put aud kept in di.
rect communication with all our County and
Town Agricultural organizations The most
friendly feeling should c2i,t between them
all being engaged in tie same great labor,
and by tue cultivation Of this feeling tie
general interest void be qeltly enhanced
The value and utility Of county and town or.
ganHliions auxiliary to, or independent of, a
State Society, is unque,tionabIc They are
the primary schools Of agriculture and the
kindred arts and in the absence Of a.ricul-
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n bun9r.d men riyes ~ the ojvantage Of
aJJ;n', reaora,iors n opr br;or Gfo
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that thousands Of acres in New ENGLAND
l.ra'lrn.1r Leen acknowledgements N,
noces.i = Of .cri,nlnral edncotion Tn,
In - so;lis 6y nomnans soonr;tv ag,ins
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shin, sor;cpliura, Societies evi.ting either
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mart of the State
Al the last session Of the Legislature
mn aas introduced for the nurpose Of On
copraoino the agriculture Of the Stale. b.
the onpoiptr,ent of Board Of Agriculture
a State Head TO our Agricultural Societies
This project was thoroughly discussed, an,
the matter received very general and tavora
bic notice BY the press oil the State. Whcth
or or not this be necessary step in the pro
ercss Of our general knowledge upon thi
great subject, which directly and immediate
" Interests all the people Of the State,
cannot be doubted that in the course of
brief time, if our present prosperity be pre-
served. new sources OF information upon thi
important subject must be opened to the pee
pie.