New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-14

Thoroughbred because theirs is i'Siis - 500
years in IN ecding and although tnt Drs' Fs
were los by MISTAKES he hous ht the e,h,r 1e htl
re- n,Tent 10 settle All the laws Of Freezing 70 hs
satisfaction ana no "ahleo DO po''ei 'i0eu ' ~
! one o. New. England. . 49,,
+. +. ALLEN repHed 20 this that thnre vss no such
chin, s l1ed breed mere that could % relen upon 20
per7ctuafe its Kind. because II wac monglei ohs t'
ID 10 fixed foundation Ike mat known ~ thorough
bred In Enyland which nad been established more t'An
5OJ vears lie was surprised 10 hear man who says
nr hrs been horse breeder for twenty years inquire
Whist is The ing of the term t5oroag h9sei Iie
{. sin -nora srrpr I'd tlrt am should discard ths
nae II torou hbred stock 70 improve the horses of this
couutry since IL is well known that al no greet Ill
prev ericrts have come from that source.
Mr.. DTEYY said that the gentleman nom Name NJ
tax about d.ecarding tlOrOn. Inbred blood. yet no Is
constantly seelinr fOr Mess ngcr bOoG. 10 tnpFofe
upon and thai Is from the best Thoroughbred noie
ey er imported; ard lie has tried 70 pur chase AZ .'
ouet bred mare PocahOLtas Which ne would not az
b. believed bat We already have eli tho COCA a. mites
tat we want il the Morgan or New.England sto1A.
Tho PKUsDEkT closed the meeting et lite nOd,, "
urging upon all present At tLese discussions 70 a.
them after they eiured hone, at oher ii.s' al" Ia
f.rmers' club meetings IN every neigAboThood'
TAX LAST Day.
SPRINGFIELD Friday, Sept. = ieoa'
The leading feature Of interes, to ne ratissr
TO sy WIS the speech Of Goy. Andrew NJ l-o c'os,
20 very large snd Iecst apPrcciht.Ve h,uei' IL -
raw TgI6JNl ENDS to print 1t, ihaH tie, 'li o.
It's resdors wiz a7ree vita iae IN opaoht my ,s,s AIM
cred ron platform erected on the infide Q. IRE aoa,
ito the arrhitbest er but so if or i"t tIose o
tie seats ccud lot hear ii snttiactpr!' G,'Vnb .n
snsaLars voice vas full loud and clear. III me slace
in the two tracks, between tAe pi3tiOrIa aAd e'. .
fllec Win people, e1a 50 "as it9 SCI - -zsr b
of the spcafe-. tlhk that n.i 800 people "eIo aDS
n near The ,,oYcrDOTs words distinctly AL many o.
liz psiss we're answered With loud ipplarse'
Previous TO the address all .he prize cattle were pc
r.ded tor tne ediEoatiOn Of his e1celene! hlu Vthe
md really theg nnGdc a pectabs show eNcePt ~ tlc
matter OF work oxen and miioh COWS. should nave
mentioned H. a previous .etteI among tae iar-o cAtIo
Il &. VI
/ Psoi IathrOp South Ilic!ey joseph Fege boeiH
W s. Allen, Yelgenges, VI \. Al. nSlow sons
| Putnov W The principal exhibition Of herc-otu ="
believe ,he onv che OF t1at breed was A. NJ AerilcA
! Springfield The celebrated Duteh stock was wen re-
presented from the herd Of NJ. W. C1eueiy lehont,
1Neace originated The cattle disesse Tat las erehNu
so much excitement in Massachusetts,. lat eaite To
not seen 70 any extent IN tA!s show. The lat cale ma
.ers 10 this yAey, have probably turned tnen s'entoh
| Ansr the address which lasted about horr, the
p,ze list was read by NJ FGut the Secretary and ~
That time the audience had Yer! much increased aha
tie ex bors decreased. But the peel 70 were sat sed
They lad not come % see anything bat horse racing
and wit. that n small way, they weIo rtlhed duIIhg
~ afternoon 10 Gu extent that appeared - we euiie
satisfaction Certainly the crowd save eVIueheo VI
high degree Of G. loyment.
lgie crowd vas decidedly ncrTy. and duri1g tie o.
ternoo1 veTy large, and Il CONTINUED to ne amused dh
head, sundOw u, Thcn another aAd tIs Closing etd
event oslne off This Was tie uG1er for v1ch
500 ria,os 0id IN tie large tot near no trau'
stand and mere exFee . near some.-lng l's' nan
speech 70 escA rues. hut VII reserve any TcpoH OF
them uatj Tomorrow. fJr desire 10 ior~aru Tie
Goyernols address toni t together With I'll the iNc
hst aftainabe because know that good many rchoers
are locking to read them Ia THE TRIBUNE; i-e Fca'
ther to-day, though tbrcG;elnS rhl IN INC moEinl
has been good ard the attendance Of people 'e! So
-sncent 70 insure the soc t. IA btihG ape !" ~! ~
,sDenses and the prz@ list and tho wloie Il trea
success and although it might aad shcnid la'I OeeI
more instructive ~ the people WILL trust 40 sfea
deal OF good
! THE CLOSE OF TIE FAIR-THR RtsrLTs-ThE
| BAEQUKTS AND sPEECHEs-THE LESSONS 1T
| HAS TAUGHT U.s.
From Our spccisl Reporter.
SPRINGFIELD, Friday Evening, Sept O. 1864.
| The first Fai, of the New-England Society ~
over. It's elimination was a grand banquet--w;hout
Intoxicating hcuoi-and dozen stirring. a,.or dinner
speeches from such distinguished men MS Gov Andrew,
General Burnside, Prof Agssgiz, Rev. A. !. Stone
poct Lorne Doct Holmes AMI others Of similar stand
inc who have lent their counlenanco 20 this EXHIBITION
because they believe that Il Il wei. calculated 20 elevate
tho character Of New. England farmers The mistake
in tie conduct OF tie Society is IN ny opinion in deyot
pe 40 ueh attention TO ast horses snd I'LL tho jockey
ism incident 20 race course. Il IS rne, thst 10 what
brought the people W Hampton Park and nnod vac
tlose~~y Of. Society TO leperon. ana cio"~e~
Springfield for ur days full Of Strangers :het many
Of them could not find beds but that is not @Aat las
elevated any other community in good morals and an
4 Wit give permanent improvement 20 New-En slan.
il may not corrupt. but II u does not u because VIZ,
tue Is inhcs ent IN The people. arr iIee 10 say th'I
never slv a more orderly collection u people 10 aHoug
tie FORTY thousand that Visited the Park did not see
one case os in,0xicaton end only heard very i'te
profanity OF ulgarity The people are Wen 1Fua, wei
| led. we'll dressed, and show nigh edyance IN
civilization but they are not incoTrup'lLIe, ana
certainly fear the influence OF he race course. Ihh
al s sd sss" mas psen 0 cSeT%Sere great
deal of horse talk" Too much. ! an sure, Tor the
good Of he youth Of purely Agricultural people, Ana
there has been too little attention Oh the part OF tAe
MANAGERS to The parey agricultural interests Of farm.
ers They have rot been offered proper encoraA einrii
to induce them u make an "Stibiion u their polucs
Indeed, they were almost shut ort " ehISas 1'"
dollar for the privilege Of cIhiJtng an 1r'cic. ~
v ould be better 10 pay the dollar ~ every one VINO
would od 10 make up grand snow. one 0. the conse
cuences OF this policy la; The vegetable and fruit
show was almost oODtemltiDle il was MOI ~ GOOD 40
could BE- made IN almost sny nrstcGss hew-kngiand
town. H. X. bliss. whose name Is 80 extensively
known as a scotsman o. 5priagteld) eppear' TO have
cxerted himself e. Tie utmost 70 maize 'he snow respec9.
able. SO did Mr.. Snow, gardener for MT Ailes o.
Chicopee. Who else did, There was collection OF
fruit frem Boston, and DOct. Gran, OF Iona nsie "a
show Of grapes. principally 10 LET people become nc.
quainted with the new soft called Iona and which.
must say. ia worthy Of being SHOWN and receiving all
tie COMMUNICATION i LAS obtained Il - the best grape
in America, at least on The Atlantic side.
There were. 70 be guTe, humber Of small lots oil
fruit but nothing 20 impress upon the mind OF s;raA
ger the richness. ia tas Ee OF the Connecticut River
valley.
In culinary vegetables grain and household products
the show shamcnly deficient IL should, IN irtmc,
be ytov abandoned or made better as IL was here.
AID as II as been ri several other exhibitions that
have attended Of ate years. II dscredts the industry
the American farneis and W prod9et eness OF Ame
can SOIL 70 charge an admission fec tor such yege
table and fruit show that ~ Spr gfed, disgrecein
70 any State Society Much for Que that iS semi
For be il understood. this branch Of the show
was disconnected from the other il spread ont IN
tie City Hail. mile from that in TIE Pork. And TIM
hall was crowded night amer night by people who sup
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