The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1863-08-07

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A nipd-i of 9.art,. .,l1f.... III ethsr ng aud
pitching nay, an i'x-atpn r is eler, OF NeS YORK,
was eAhicued 10 IN. .aGfai,te $50 a de II an I'M
proved nay anl C ITO prose-. by I. u. A. schnerman,
Of louisiana. VII ch would rece,vss medals but Tor
inc Iolc excluding mc.cls from the s, Of premium
~ TOUR O'CLOCK IA the aitsfDon, the Executive Ioh
mttee ana . hige aua,nce helm assembled at tho
unltcu states shed Tor mach and lnpements Gov
ernor wright, Commissioner tor tho UIItet States,
NGw Yopr Jyne n, 1868
To the Hon JOS A. WRIGHT United States bommissloner
DEAR ss@Ths n" sasa OF The city
OF New FORK being OF tue 0on tina, they cannot exIrcs
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Fhe Governor also read portions OF letter TO him from
the President Of the United staies wherein no regrets
that appropriation made by Congress for this
praseworthy object but trusts that the Governor win
make II known that tho people OF the United States
by sible indifferent agriculture Of
Germany and 10 the prosperity Of Hamburg.
Inc Governor, 10 handing over the list Of the mpe.
many objects Of interest would be found tho collection
which had been bought by said German merchants at
cost OF several thousand dollars Instruments for i'm
proved culture OF the potato, that fruit which old
Frederick H. tho great King OF Prussia liked we'll,
were among the lot The Germans In the United states
and those in New York this being their mother country
send II to you They dutitul children and deeply
mpa.n'zc WIN a Una. makes up your welfare. W W.
agriculture. In the United States millions OF books
agriculture are printed at the cost OF the government
we VIII exchange with you all that We have Of good
things. II is the duty Of nations TO beriend each
other Let us take the good OF all mankind, and
pass the evil Man must work and toll but as an
intelligent being, not as . machine" The Governor, In
concluding his remarks, handed to the committee
some punches OF everlasting flowers from the United
States some lars Of cranberries copies OF Agricultural
reports, and Seeds and lax COTTON also beautifully
made United States muske designating the flowers
emblem OF love and friendship and hoping that the mus
ke would hurt nobody but be suffered To the fond
sumber Of universal peace and prosperity.
The President OF the Executive Committee, Mr. 4chon,
again spoke in reply to Governor Wright the kind words
OF whom had deeply moved him and the committee
and which takes such interest in u.s. as has
been evinccd by the Presidents letter Governor Wright
and oy all OF you gentlemen who have come here from
thousands Il miles affair." and brought samples OF your
industry and skill. We know OF your distressing az
your home and douoy appreciate therefore, the kind
and fellow feeling which made you think Of
spite OF calamity. II did receive and you
better than We did, though we have endeavored
TO do our beet, believe IL fault OF the
heart sincere thanks TO our German friends
New Yok Their kind rescuts shall be Disposed Of
according 70 their wish We express to you ALL gentle
the United States and Hamburg will be, trust, everas
Ing and in conclusion beg you to give respects
the President Of the United States
Mr.. Austin Baldwin, OF New York, begged leave TO
make few remarks, suggested by note placed few
nowned inventor and manufacturer or machines In the
United states, which note he read, thus
Hon. AUSTIN BALpwrs-Commssone FOR The state OF New
York 70 the International Agricultural Exhibition at
Of Gsa S. ss s
for tho formation In city Of Hamburg OF Of
arts and sciences connected With ag uture, take the
the is.a,an in question .Sa Be- e.SSsd as
London Exhibition in 1854 form o
OF Mr. Mccormick such that no need say another
word about It, Mr.. Mccormick had worked thirty years
ndustriousy inventing and perfccting shs machine,
and he would say emphatcally II the best reaper in
the world. His state symplthized deeply with the Ham
burg Exhibition as soon as It became known that 1t would
take place. An appropriation In aid OF such citizens
wanted 10 send articles there made, and,
owing 70 this, reaper from New York rccciy.
hands He regretted that Sir. Ezra Cornell mad been
prevented from coming as he would have far more ably
represented tho Agricultural Society Of New York. which
charge Cornell to him The success OF
the exhibition when II would be reported in the United
ssa.ss would cause heartfelt 10Y 70 ~ citizens He also
passed early resolutions regarding the Hamburg Exhibit
ton and WAS now acting 10 regard to the great Agri
cultural Fair to come OIL at Buffalo In the fall OF
this year. Ia conclusion, he would ask rs . gift
OF the banners Of the city Of Hamburg, which
yonder floating proudly IN the breeze denoting the
power ADD commercial wealth OF that State. Give Us
such memento Of the glorious cause which has brought
together here II shall noat exhibition 20 take
place Buffalo shall lilo side by side with tho Stars
and Stripes. true loving union and we viii cherish
II as do the archives OF our CITY, where u win be
placed.
Governor Dyer OF Rhode Island spoke Of his State
a manufacturing one, with net q mills streams aud
industrious people, who heartily sympathize with this
noble exhibition and Its useful aims We go home with
minds improved having seen and examined many
wonderful and useful things We go home, where i'll
try equal II possible TO surpass them. We thank
for your kindness and affection, which will
be forgotten by We came here strangers;
leave friends and that friendship shall be q.
household word in future.
Colonel Nsedham thanked the committee IN behalf Of
the State OF Vermont, ntO which, he said, the nrst
merno sheep brought IA 1907 from span sent out
that by the American Consul. The sheep AZ the
exhibition, which received several premiums sprang
from that imported stock. which now, after many
years OF improvement and careful treatment, were
brought back 10 the continent they nrst came from
Thu, closed the great National Agricultural fxh bton
at Hamburg. which was in every particular well conduct
ed and successful.