Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-08-15
IiarniIe se,meur al IIome.

correspondence OF lhe New iorl,
sun, a radical paper, which i
strong supporter of Grant and Col
lax:
BA0G's lIorEL, UTlcA, July -, 1865,
10 run dairy farm may bc casi-
~ enough for those who know how,
aud il may he equally easy lhr somo
people 10 bo a candidates for tho
Presidency liut lo l.. candidate
for the Presidency aud II dairy lhrm'
er at one aud tho sans time Is not -
easy, Imagine twenty acres of.srasS
cut aud curing, big black clunds roll
ing up from the southwest Portend
ing an impending thunder Siorm,
carriage load after carriage lead uf
visitors arriving at frequent inter
walls Ia demand ones attention, three
iino chccscs Ia tho prcss ready Ia
ho turned, n bushcl basket FULL al
letters unopened, and II hundred al,
ready opened, road, and Ia bo an-
swcrcd hy the next mail, trouble
NNANN hAlAlAANAN ANNNAsANAAN NNANH
madc on ones timo inr something
which nobody else can procure nr
attend to; and il lh thuulcr siorm
doesn't spoil the hay, the inattcnii"n
ruin the cheese, the delay in answer,
ing letters turn ones friends into.
enemies, The time devoted to things
which nobody else can attend to-
dissatisly the tiny odd visitors kept
waiting IN consequence, aud, in fine,
the cares ofthc dairy spoil the chan
ccs for the Presidency, the candida.
cy .or which has used up the dairy,
then llOratio Seymour is iii man
to bo Il candidate and u dairy farmer
ut the same time, and, moreover, tho
only man on this sublunary sphere
that can ill the bill.
The Governor is n hard working
man. lie understands the true idea
Of economy in all its applications.
Ills numerous speeches during the
last twenty years will furnish tho
material for as complete work ON
political economy rs was ever writ
ten. His ideas of financial economy
wore fully set forth in his recent abo'
speech ut the Cooper Institute, in
New York. Economy Of time he is
illustrating daily on his farm in
Dccriicld, which he is personally
experimenting while also repre-
scntng "yc untcrriticd Dcmocracic'
as their candidate for the Presidency,
thus causing the multiplied and
multiiorm demands on his time 50
family depicted above. That he
understands economy Of time is APP
parent from the fact that he answers
each and every demand made upon
his attention with readiness anh dis
patch, while at the same time he
keeps perfect y cool and free from
excitement, and meets everybody
and every now circumstance and
every one Of the thousand petty an
noyances and cmbarrassments daily
besctting one so circumstanccd with
Il cheerful smile, implying, "Wcll,
take it easy lot us look into tho
matter; it will soon come out right
And, euro enough, 50 treated, all
these little troubles vanish and arc
thus prevented from accumuatiny
to make great trouble.
And while speaking Of the dairy
farmcr-whom | expect to dispose
of in this paragraph, and pay more
particular attention to the l'residen
tial candidatc-l am sure that in my
last letter wrote that this farm
had been in the possess Of Governor
Scymourand his ancestors II century.
Your types very pysteriously made
mo say half n century. Farmer
Seymour is very strenuous on this
point, and to-day produced to mo
the musty old yellow parchment
deeds of the land dating considers.
ably more than hundred years
back.
| had a little purpose in my visit
to Deerfcld to-day which perhaps,
all things considered, L had better
not mention just now. But found
the Democratic nominee at home:;
that is, in the hay ticld-and was
very quickly made to feel at home
myself