, 1865-10-06

wss ro, kpogn 10 be healthy hardy, md 10 possess
EcEc1a1 excellence.
orally known, that the splendid exhibition Of futts
on the tar ground .n! cnttrsly tho result OF ltc
iab9ts of ihis to%siety. e y uad there been 70 Pomo-
no exhibition OF frrlts
NTEnEsT1Ao nEroETs.
3Ir. .Hcayer, Of Cincinnati, asked IN explanation
ns 10 what Nas considered perfectly healthy. he
wanted some Information before he could speak
The Ptsrtdent kaid the expression Of the mem
6cEs would >ctile tue question.
sca.on fox grapes be b.d ever known. Grapes that
had hitherto been considered healthy and hardy had
f.sd Dst q fqIs varieties hs I'D cultivated
nT: Wafdcr considered Coucofiis generally
healthy. he having heard OF hut two or three H.
ss d hts9 Se II Il f st ss s s a fsx i
wr1r pets and needed 6o;honse lsbor:, but did moi
thrive In ten acre fields.
eEapce in Pittsburgh, bnI Il had GENERALS been IT.
txtl,uted 10 nnythipE else Than good cultivation.
The 1tnp snipn9F b i, The ano:RbsTe p.ous ihe
had been regarded ar kishiy iavolat!e II 10 he sro~iI
81 grapes. IL regarded lie Concord a. he hest.
Il IT. :'.nc1ally The hest, no! only in als region,
iseulasly In the paa!elof Cincinnati ST. Louis, &c.
It vas the 1noss heslthy grape he had cultivated.
HI ..nes shis year welr entirely healthy. The
ihe 1nrcor! fnr crncra, rs sns ~" ~ ~ .aTs
ia describing It because il Isht sne,irocs M Iii
II Mas ibt Erspc Of The country. Objections can be
cofu- II Honla not do to cultivate si:es under
g;asE thafHTould 1ntf1ew and rot in the open air.
Prolific, -''N''' "e1 "'A 'ns t1o1'ofu
Atr. Clark had Visited Dr.. Schsocaer's vineya.f1,
At bloomington, I'll. lie las about thirty safietea
on: o. sns st5 pns IT. sse @ SGnsos f Ts
1 n Wada Wa1de1 rsid nj ra that ,, frs, onro,,s
the Wesi. wnfe noor aItico VII @ an! nsoasht 10
proved Iy Western crowth' Wien the1 III ,n,- nI
!xs, Gss1ed u cinsi9nai Mt. ionsworth condemnsd
Mr. Ileaycr asEc If Concoras were M. ,.cro,,,,,
raised under Slaxs. A0 "sAe A's s'eee'a''s
Atr knox said they started them under rla,s. and
MI l.ccier said ,Lc mere tac. Tint ,3pnz ,r,,,
started uuer riass did not nt thnI, ,saG W.
p'sntsd e. fso4 to 1ls!s 4ds, M, ,,sn o os.,
s Is Setter iii tesp Eli lien n ns, o a. dps Possible
dan:cd THIS scason. he ii. Gnnrris ,,at' 9 peep
healthy, Id was hI,,hiV nfeass1 VIII % naa ot1a
HxrtIJsd Prolidc hsd Ern n,aiibT. Int d,J ~
Mr, Nai!cy. Of Tfatt"hnSs s,,l III !9his f..a
VERY lad frx-o1 i0r prst,es Widc1v .nI @H NJ, ~
ecinnil,ed terrible 1asases. Tie wosst anou H. H.
Affected ,uorc or ic.s a+ttd 1.;,f n1fG @ haa oSsn
n!,tfaci.. Lad tkxn as frcf FINN nj No nHe n.hn
Thought tic Adirondack bcet inr hIs cj!n.; 9c
!. loc,tct at Pla;trburr. an Ist,. 1'h.1n.,,! !.e
Concord lie regarded rs Ernc7aljy hcal;hT IN ~
nlAuy Instances It hstl iaiiri. a1nn..t. u ,,ta -
yca.r ripsuct iIly two yysIs IN ndya"". ~ 1,ai
Nn.cr ' N'~-s" VI oe'0%
M- Erem,r nr u,ro-t-,r. -a,>..,....:
Dr. t:Tant.. sr1tt Cnneo1ds nj ,ne,. H. w.. "
on the Hudson river innios h,,, ha @ tnL1 S..1
ot;,trfl rv m It,.. 1.n"i9 ,h a .n:sn WIZ ttlls
prpifc llas stood tr t:,ther .el1 ;..,., o
WY rs ',,THhln.. ,T1.. Wei.
rarueiitr ntan1 1,n,rr ne ,,.,o, ~ ocW Was
liz nisnt fNIc;hor !, T. .'ia anc tAt sn1 upon
n;s,TS ond ~" 9,. ~ ~ IT, .ac hane 'hat ai',Eta Tho
YLetl,.r In ~ n,.sa,;. Is Mas ~. pieEand TO say
t,eaya m Mo t,It "a; ~ t.Is Icy eHaieunes Al1-
ll,c j.ar vcm.ins ~ 10 s s0aEu ~ .ae same Time On
nI1niiy Ind r;rht :" hoast H., 'nousnt no com
Hu ~ w, 1ut ,eAen 1at!n LOT tMent, ytlrs. Tho
Wr Enn- X =. Iun1it t,,aI..h, tnis ..aa not '3il;.
,.Ynr,c. i,ni ,In~1si ~ ~ e a.u !oaosas were Gooa
IL sv5anc E!SPes: ~ nch ~ OLD as The Concord
r. suas Seat. taat Mere entlr:ly healthy
t,cas nn Ntirnn.ess .ns sGaag h,nes OF ionA5, la.
thcr fo!3arr Ills yc.r fn h.i a., y, IL 1;
s. n. Ti,nrns nv ~ %n,s yo,,- .t, ,..-,,
lhclc lad be.n mnrh mfew n orr tae ~ III L. o.are
icw ri 1er,s nnrh 49, taen. sa, Soneust1s Aau In4-
funfss and isairi1.a s,im s DsMfeS ". IS,, ks:,
Fcnrrc1y nnx. Cnnrori. u,ro iss.tn aau .ne Snat9n
Wett. and In parficntsr r. III Sn"i,xa ~. " 31e
New York. sA' ''e "N34 ~ LIE -sou'n"est, t0an 10
Mr. lIcaycr sald hc had ,.tsad no,, f-r,t +h,. ...
lC1ys Of at,y oHer I1c iic.c! T., ,a,1.. mon ~
y.E co1r 10 crItyatc fhcn, i,r,aix - "no
Nr eNetf1crr ~ tsnr;nn.tt ~ III ~
n-uy u1nr,1 are3 m noIitio. 49, ~ l11u s.iGu