New-York daily tribune., 1862-11-08
Fnrr CuIrUgt.-Exoerpta from Col. Wilder &
address before the PoInologcal Soclely at Boston:

address before the Pom0ogicu society at Boht0n;
III. cuii,uaca Of raii, 'otneo il of tho mos;
tr'etsrg srd Col. mn tAi hal ever cuTd me sifi,n
Constant ,issrce tis prics Of .uieroi AID fr,
The cutivtiof feaiEe ite fact that without cse sud
tlll be cauuo. hope llf sucrsss-
Ihe success snd pIoprss u AusneaB fomology must
r, mtly toe INTRODUCTION VI now ,irdi rased hoin
seed nfon own sotL
We ma.i ,im 6i.i .org. L.sdy robas, hshh In the
For ruI, should select to'e that tssi annual orops
I'd cone cry ilio h'snag o.,
ihsi" is 10 t't'r h" tisi Imii' tood Hah'o ''H-4'
Uud. iusiclsu, ifcs'ner, al safi., - rs iurrov'i
sarcrs tr-adg Eraneo raos q, ih' ne4r tai fr-ief
/ I. rfogsr ,elssilos la, ba.br .hi h Dsawsre
Ih. year lssl - silosi huisss one. The prsvou,
,s l,- ,i.h I'D vef, .sv'fr ffos,
th,i n Oet iio the m,fcury "a nesIlrr spr,.
o,,oi., al ,,-ofl - III tha r.rcufy naled a.
he o, l.rl Ine pfssors dsy u.' MID March sss de-
stffIfy warn tls ~ iaousief usitlns ~. Mach d. u
iliiso zero Thee una.usi efenss de.uoyed the hui
afdy that PER tffss uotc 90 han some sps'
f.. Nior " " nl id Louie. BDuue o. Jersey fosn.
.py,. ord no't other .ris us' Of p'.n f.isd
" The shos'naiacd p~ai' hs'- lfodnc-d ifnN ahL"aly
.lie apfIss Lstf a. rl lIaur since
rd5 he ot,essif Of stl,,J Of Jfer,n. vaeil,, 70
eud .Dc 'o pogsss Of pomoiosf omintnty ee
i.to OF protecting our fruit, from iaury nom
these s,cniDd-. Il wesiA,f. - neod more 1no"iedse
Frpafinfre traChrs that sAsler sfd siect have e
pous. inaleuce A.. uor ind iaoTe convinced OF tho
30 one can loub, the benss, Of shelter q
rnee 3. de.n,nd for thorough .nl ran inrsstg gaion
Into the nsst~f,s Of ftle Nesctsbi- kingdom.
" W. fee tho Ea..sr Bruffe prr IA bloom before early
varieties ye, the latest 10 matufe It. iIuit
Tho iiut OF tr - Oeuu4ia pear hre nesr Boston
tiy yenuasl. 20" 10 Az os.eat, 3et iho Iola.e and
Ins aa Mon. Leon II Clere tree on tho other hand, 4.
badly aescd set hsgieuiy pfoduee' ia e and beautiful
ffsdt
TLose aio mysteries which ~e 10 no, Al p.eseui com
gi~hrrd.
IN. wlo would beooins cent pololosit must be o
dnigsui ,tudeit Of nature
No rpinment Of the pomoipg't Of importance
than the vineyard 10 other fruit AZ the grseH moment.
akens deep in'ens' In our eOustTy the psle
None magne ia more ininsoly connected with tho Ia.
lore well bling Of conaty sirange tha, q
fruit OF tlch antiquity aud excellence should not have re-
ceiyed more Of oar sttertlen.
" or all u the grape i. the most excellent, delicious.
end teutagJ s u h ia the vegetable knsdoui what
gold il 20 tlr mineral. and map in the sninial
When Providence crgns the rapid progress oy w
dn,t su the welfare Of man, attention Ia snddenly
TUNED towsId IT, snd zes and sBcrprise awakened Ia
deveopurt Thus n the nineteenth century tho cover
" the gold mines OF Csouia and Aualis f-1Srd
AID deposits Of coal aud thr fountains Of oil in
thef t0,ons oiscOvefed the demands M r
use 80 with the cultivation 81 the spe la land ir I
universally AID highly appreciated Ia The old word yet
bore has been slowed to sumbei until the nec,se. snd
the demands ~ progressive civilization tcqu. the vine to
ninpt,r TO he wants OF the community.
We hail therefore with pleasure. the deep and genera.
Interest ed IN The cultue Of the saps tho pfoduc
ton varieties well adopted to their respective di,
trios Indicate tie HppOtch of that day when
every ulln ~ ~ sit under BIZ o'sh v.ns"
We believe that the grape a destined TO become In mod
eru tmes certainly OF Old OF the largest and
portsnt of crops Wien We shan have produced
saies ,n.d the ysioD, situies Of country, appfo
Iate for carly ad ioI lae keeping adapted Tor drying
uto rsus Tor other culinary purposes aud Tor tho nsnuc
tue the various kinds of winr shall begin TO realize
the scst value Of the pupcequs pefbsPs, n ns iutnfe
uses to that oi he spPe"