Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1868-02-13


He had nothing to say against the pa
per, but il had done no more fog the 80
ciety than other papers, and perhaps no
as much, II gave hat paper an undu
advantage when around soliciting sub
scribor,, hy having the public endorse
mcnt Of SO large and influential society
He therefore introduced the followin,
resolution
Remlc6d, That the New England AZ
, rieulural Society extends cordial invi
tAtiou % all newspapers in New England
10 place their transactions before IA,
people without reference 10 any plrticu
lar paper.
The President, after reading the mo
tion, paid high compliment TO the libe
rality Of the various newspapers Of New
England, especially the Boston daily pa
pors in reporting 50 fully and ably tn,
transactions Of the Society. 1t had been
proposed by the proprietor Of the Plough.
man TO report the proceedings Of the So
ciety in full, and the Society had thu,
formed the connection alluded To.
An attempt wa, made to amend th,
resolution by rrcrriug it to committe,
OF five appointed by the Chair, but with,
nut success.
: lengthy discussion then cnsuel, when
the prcviou, question was ordered and
the following amendment was adopted:
Rso's,j That the New England Agri-
cultural Society, mindful Of the obliga-
ti"u, 1t !. already under 10 the press Of
New England and our sister States, in
y'te the cordial cooperation Of the news
papers favorable 10 the improvement of
the agricultural interest to further the
object oi jGe Society. and the Society j.
requested 10 furnish 10 all such papers
deserving it any information of the doing-
ut tins Society, and that committee Of
three he appointed TO take the matter
INTO consideration.
After the adoption of this resolution
the society refused to rescind the vote
passed last year in regard to the organ Of
the Society.
The following resolution. presented by
Mr.. Charles L. Flint, Secretary Of the
state Board Of Agriculture, was then
''u
Rs~lr,i That in the death of the inte
the I.,.;r,;,, tLo d., ,,.,'.G ;m.ns, 'iTi .t
success and prosperity Of. tbis society we
are called upon to mourn the loss OF one
Who' IRON has position his ability, his pa
,,,r,i,,n5 -, ~, ''', mas I "iMas'
alton, and tbat as am .xnr,s.ia, of ni',,,, omr
sense of tho great public loss this resolu-
uon BE- entered upon the records of the
IT. ','l ~ an evidence oi our respect Tor
Mr. II : C.llirs . o.ll;n.,;I,, g..
.f..r..I ., ..rs,. ,, r.-.rn,;,.,. -,
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Finance COMMITTEE tho Sunerintondert
p, he Chairman of tho Finance Committee
ami al Ia Ee ,r-oFI,io members of tbs F5.
,cu,ve Committee.
4 ,piri,ai discussion en,uel. and tbe
rrsal4tiau, were finally tabled.
On motion of Mr.. Wethcrell Of Boston.
il was resolved to appoint two committees.
whose bu~iues, it should be to institute
trials Of pluuEhs and moving machines
durinE the coming season
1t was voted that the committee h, an
pointed hy ,the President and I,e raf.rr,,l
to the trustees for confirmation.
II VA. tn.,l that The. ,ftirors ~ tb. Noo.
Emsland Aerirnlurll Society. vat il. futura
fir,, make suitable and copyen;on, ,r.
ranEament. for the exclusive accammol,-
tian # all the members Of the committee.
,n their .Loy, ,,r,urds y.li1o ,,,..,,.,l :,
the Jisrb.r,,,. - t,,, dtt;os a,,.;..,,,l ~,
u 'i'' S"''c'y