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, 1869-11-12

The Safe Register o.aims = majority d
one for tha Democrats In the Constitutional
convtption by counting Nj. Buxton, Of
Clinton County, aud A1r- H.ines, OF LAKE
Coupty, aa Deuaoerata;. 1t admits that theS
are both Republicans, but holds th.t, mas
much u rs .hey were elected in opposit1on 70
tho regular Republican nominees IN then
districts, .hey must have been voted for BY
Democrats, ana hence must be under obis-
eAtivn 10 vote with The Denoofata IN The
convention
The real fact is that tie Democratic party
Is weaker, by fire or s,1 vosea, in the con
vension than wc have allowed in the c'hsn
fcation Of members which we havp pub
lish..d. We have stated that Of the eighsy
fse members elected forty Hour are Repuo'
! Lcars, and forty y-one are Democrats. 1ha
ia tho e1act ruth bat when th'
! Democratic caucus Is convened =
| sn.inr6eld there will not b
fc1+x-one rnembers in it. Tha presidlnl
otBcer Of the oonvtnt1an will be hepnol'
var and he will have more than forty-fon
votes to elect him. Tho Stats R<gIs'er vi
rlesse make a note Of this prediction, All
~ whether it Is verified or not.
, 1869-11-12
A ChYtsxinn woman Tortured h1
Chlne9Ss

A c.snole pAper II England Etvoa the falo Ting
account III an luc5dert which II faJs tcc<osV o.
~1,E1,a a. Csttoa "a ua'1ve Dat1st'an wonah
nsueh refpected hy tho Car1st14o4: and eFeo of
the naesns vbo WIRE AequHsted With hef, nAa ue.
xoIed aeyeeat Jx twensJ yeaEs . The feeculo9 aua
hSn;fxtrV II infants ohAndoned 6s 0etr pAte1u.
N1ne tselnn.ng OF July the ~M AFesteo oa .ae
rh.rre pk psacnaltx sorcefy upoa [ooo9 ena.
dfer. std q tAkirR out their eJe*: tie msttox
| oi the,r bones, and even ihttf sou1k Will W.
70 tns r1tp1yataon os magical reuedeA Sae NSs
.rvrra{ uts,fs nu1 10 the question. Aud k4tAHeG
rr.sen IN the f4ce With leAtaetn &tfA7a 70 todnot
nsf 70 contcss her EuIts. In The Etdn o. ,st ne,
II uf,ure4 ho.eser. the naintsi0~t tae 4ssssw' H.
courasc and oenstaacy 10 con'e.1n9 tae .sed !a1s[
Sre Tsa eopaeur I'd To- deA!h. arg W. -. :.
tnst me sentence xould b. fnmect.eH H,.eat
ernfed. Tpvn this u. 0etazdiut the reNoens rens
| Trtsster s9v. soeceeded n obeaan&n& Eli II
"a ihr pttsop, heard her cnnieSAea xN3' ~
son tnistcsrd 10 bez she hoy I'M s,1ae
I'm. WINE Tho Bishop, Mt. n,.s Gaats
nM 1.1 no rceana untrsed to obtain Ie.pine. s.
M ~ Sraa'ed md The r.cesey epseat e sep y.
tkAt ,oe eaaee would - carried .! appeet - ~ -,
LIN Fut ID tpe mrznune The populsce vsie - -
rtird to trrsh s,oleuce, and the nta1a9as sao
Wctea lbs 4ecnaed to ffcat exAu1nat'oos .ns.s, ~.
hsr to rsz atp tor msnt hu1Ft fneeanz npou p. ~ =
| rhnnr All q = srdtan, ko~fve!, @a xca4 -, -
o-ftrrut;on VS. Aet 1t nbe1fJ hnd 1eeesrsa '.. VI.
| nuns,e te1prrptu1tieua a 1a5 ~ fae let@s4A'
part Of he Fopuhslon-
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would pas over IT, Tue otnsf secfiors o! The
road aic Foud. d.-uuaa fsottef than eau ba fnund
anywhere for TINS eanne dlatance IN the EAatern
.etateA We sa5, tbetefofs. let everybody Wnd oau.
tsks tue stess rins Ifum totssto" W oVfaf"ae %.
fore The "rtita!ees haha u moaefo 'mp'o'emeht'
shsl BALD tue Eal4"AT ~hea inc early advantages
Ut ths trip which ~ sof taa secoao t,me. 10
FtssnF enIo@e'' Wilt 70 '"|"'' 4es'
htfe0.
II remains tbas come c1n'oa s"eam " sal4 soou'
the foute fpf, a'ia tas pfoepeoss ei' tug
fokfn1Aa faVi1io NA1L"A.
3ne lo"n VIII Aoa uo4u.srs.y savaf rf
nese wv uuuels upou s.u NJ, n,.'',..
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"Mt ms ln..t b. = r,r,..ns,n,t,n. nt"r.' rns
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t,n, t.u, !. Annht N IN. nre.n. n, ,u,1ss Il, nj
| Tins ah,r,e,, rusip nm thn utpat n1t,,,r III the
n.tth.s a,tt.,a Tim v,sna. . nj ont In n,,t 40
stna,, =, ,ht.o nm ths t,a,,,.i aai ,hr,a vii ID
In, hrs. a,r,s a, tha ii4,a IN l,,.xst. Aat!t,1
| .ni two I'm fust IN fnrtIsnt. and iut
hIybt. II nj .i,ntn viii tm a.uv fsss
tnsr, aban ihu tjtnrh iill,. ri Al,rF,
nlnn. rns ro,utP, rtouv tnp Nuu O, tha
Nn,.,r,t, nt,.a 1. urr,,s xu nxcnlxut fas tfius
,,n.,ne s,.d ,.uh u ,tuntrf.nt pxnr nllons all ul
:" ~, s,.s,... nrs,oss. Tts n,lnsrtl rssonroos nj
| u.,,.n. .no ia.hn .ro sn.nnu inn nchhat and
~ =, ss,.'t.'n, in H. COMMIT. Tae aaulo nanI
~ -. ~. ~ no., vaIn.hIa fn,r1torv. e6tlrsI,
49,. ~. rn,,,,.,t .C,I,, tnen nzcn .ft,h IN
| e1H*A tee so'''. J.. ~..ts sr,.t
, 1869-11-12

ot corrupt consideration shoslld l,p inclndel
any agreement Of the Glars known rs log
tottfng-thnt une member will vute fota titi
i'll consideration that others will vote for
his l'!lr. Whether singic vote for htll
should sS sufficient 10 nunul Il, or whether
II iunat he rruvcn that a. number OF votes
equal to the majority a,y which Tue till
tnsrrd we're corrupt, ntc details which
.huuld receive careful nonA'defa-
tim. r. hluw single norrnpt
vute for bill 10 Rnnt1 II might rosall'ly
induce AL ti1sring j'stsy to rotc corfuptly
fpf It In uf,!ct 10 anhHl II. This rascfit'Al
tl.wtsbar. bowsvcr. rlu,utd 1,s that all c"r.
fillaly passed !,i'ls xtc Unconstitutional AMI
vtsd,
! u, llinAtsaie Tho wutkttA 1t tllls psincl.
plrt Flsk, it,, y fsv yeass N.Y.. bs's Nav
tmk law tx.asAtl. sAlIIysnR n fraudulent
uvsr.lssns II Era attrk, whicl' ha Ind ~
ready ns,ls. /" ,lIH AaIn,Int of sa,ne 4a'',.
AN'.tHA. wl,"rel'y the eo,ntnon stnok Vt tho
ntnn, M to ~. lly this certain stock.
t.uitlets lust somc R2O, ,tK0, ,tAk. ltehAs sipoo
lad another law ranae1. exianding lho
irriuH nf bls set If Directors for from
'~. I" t,c yrAra. Kol'Hly doubt"
lint these laws were cotru,hly tsha.
sh. lint rl.k'n Alrong point ,a
thai, being passed, sbeao laws prc
jnat hA K''ol M thc tultesl nets IN
,kr statute bunk. Neither liz nor
tho Legislators nan l,e tnlut.l,rl crilathAlty.
i'ctA"rc all VIII, knuw Of tho fao.s art
t'sttlee 70 tic esi'nr, an'l ste l'oi Rotng TO
ewrsr themselves Into Nlats rraw'u. II
FIX wesp given l,,e right ~ sur fur aud 70.
ts'*"s lack hIn lrtt,n 'aunsss. In wIal'l MT
DIV II, ix'eauAu l,e EXPECTS u get luoru ,Alh
IN the assus way. hut II thusa lw. laws,
~Ann t1snAa<l, l.at .,asn vn,,l, what wold tahvn
h%en .ha n1ectS VAndorlIlt. who wa. thon
lighting for tho control of Ella, wnnld unt
have yielded when the law rAtifying FlAks
uys:. :..ln,l,es wns ranaoi, Int would 'havt
euno Le.. .orn Tho coutta, proved tho law H.
valid, and t:lsted Fisk from the cantzul Q!
liz .oad, Tie old Stockholders would
! have come into couit, had the frandnlen,
o,cr-issue condcnareJ, aud saved thei,
twenty millions, ont Of Which they were
plundered. Fisk, foreseeing all this
would never htvo risen into prc-enincnce
over all other sooundrels; and, If he had
attempted it in this way, would long since
hAve collapsed into common criminal.
The Law extending the time OF Fisks d.
rectors could, in like maDner, be tested.
Tie Stockholders opposing it could bold an
election Of Directors just the same ns If no
b. l. k1n1 ~ in
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arrcfes.cr Fsy,r who traveis wttn and se mhn-
tEes The Davenport f'soh.s. rec< iTed .ea.c1 ea1
14st Hetk. 9lpstuK tie coat fea& ci k1s
Ahurte," gentleman tn the audience t2nited oo1
Of chen .e1m Nhteh be hAd earned Win nlEt aaa
ulIp2sJed The -P1Dgesfot" ssanuttR aeSt A4o
ppfrtpk On see te&x IN ! very t1man %1E ~
txprped hrck trto h. ca.1tr, and Woen ~ tt09l
~as nehtsu Ger tp.ced Il ttn1seEAo - Ps0
dCctd tnt fltkrf1t illumination II eoEWa
, 1869-11-12
HOW WE CAN SrpP BRIBERY.

One Of the most important questions
which will come before the approaching
Constitutional Convention will be, "How
can we most eHectua1ly prevent corruption
in legislation and in elections ?" We must \
| admit at the outset that all mennE hereto- |
foro adopted to this end have s;gnnlly failed. |
The logical conclusion will be that, If
| | Legislative and elective corxnpdons are to
be Inverted, checked, or cured, it muE be |
by the employment Of neacs that have
never heretofore been used. We believe I
, such means exists, and, II tried, would
move at least moro effective than the
ts,npty threats Of criminal punishment,
/. which have heretofore proved moekesy
uud delus,on, since the only Persons who,
:. as witnesses, :an prove tie crimo aze
a always those who, as parties or
- accrssuries, would he Liable te- Hs
e punishment. Something might, FER
. hnpe, he gained by ezemptiug one CT tho
4 parties to sach cr1me, either ihs PAGER OF
il the receiver of the bribe, frtuf legal triro'-
" uality, 70 rs to leave him fire. to testify
# arainst the othess. But, practically, this
!. would amount to very little, since Ihs1'c''
~ Attorneys already frosty exercise Their d's~
of c1eiion, in proceeding aGairat joint ei1nf -
& upls, to release one Of then from AL c'a'
. biltv in order to secura- hlS testtn'o ny
40 ,,.;ns, fbs others. Men who will cons ena
" t., Give Testimony ut all, under sncf deg rad
INC c;rcumstances* would suffer grtasei
ha irnomiuy than by bsing conyicselot hay
), inc mid or received lnbe. PIact1 cally
~. therefore, the exemption 0f either rofty Il
-. | III, crime from cr1mian1 liability a1aouutt
,.a | tn noshjrr AZ q TG1ucity.
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Tho Township Organization Law makes 81
obligatory upon the officer elected to hls
the oath and acceptance without waiting 10
ne notified oi his election, md says that 4
f.,,nrc To 10 50 sha1l he construed as re-
fusal to serve.
We sueees. also to the persons elected as
comfy of6rers that they exaznine the Law IN
relation to fling their acceptEnces aud
oatls Of Office, and see that the require
ments ara fulfilled within the specified time.
, 1869-11-12
POLITICAL,

TIE New Orleans ffeavu"< sAyt Of 1edesoo
Dawn: "Nf. uaYn viii Lot. and cannot, under
INV pcss,oac circumstances, be induced TO cnit1
tu,o the po;,cs Of she day, or accept any POSITION
IN publc ls, As TO this be u cop1eAs 10 pe OF The
rsst: ~ TO WORTH Of material usesulness. be do"
srrs 10 ba OF the present"
TIE New YORK Csr"ssa<rtsat 4drtTfiaEf. o1en8
nc fset ,h.s tao .rxusr1 Law has proved ioeHeo-
tai TO pse%ens fraudulent sefpK calls for the n"
neal Of tnat ssatnte, Gaining that, everybody
re.o psrmiued to rote wlltpof any qutsfasns os'
tns aslcd a. to uattEitIs tAtuFaltzsuons A6e, "
=. < there N0p1d Be less fraud th1u nov.
, 1869-11-12
PERSONAL

French newspaper: "EIIxA: You can return To
the house Tue boil on my uote has gore"
Gene1al Beiknap's 3tfa w2s q rebel during she
war. Her brother was captured BY General Bel
tnsn and the circumstance brought aboaa the az
qualntabce which led 10 fhelr natsiagr-
Oliver H1tconJ. one OF the New York Cana'
Co1nm,ssloLcrs elected In 1868, died At II Whitehall
On Saturday. H1 was a JeaEa Of Age. and all bis
life stKtct DemoctNt in politics.
The nerbys were from tlne lmmemor.a> COIL
batiee rate, the late Lorta grandfather having
lied teeioR pair Of ganae-encks spur themselves
to desth Oh his cevertet.
Victor t1p9o wrote letter 10 IN Brtas Of Parts
uho asd composed poem On tne ra1t,n murder,
to acknowledged copy OF the rame. Tsu lcs'es
closes as follows: ..MltLcr y tha egg. What
bird comes from IL. The eagle. You have here
tho symbol"
The 4 tstnruns says taat Mr., E. Wor,ley Mon
t1eu, rhose autobiography Is ccd a. trout
to bt rubtthed, wse,!n The brief spese oflottytwo
year,. "a Feftmtnate9 boy, u a~eep, Spsu!hh
nuse1eer, = stuteutr N suthor, a protestAntv
psp's,, and 6saliy = Msasmmedan-''
TEu MontE>fnerJ tA1A Journal Fa1s that ".
sAurel Holmes, Of that sl.y, has g1sea T. 900 fer
the founding Of 1sc' Scholarships IN Ynte College
for the benefit Ct the youth of Waterbury, Conn.,,
and vicinity
stpaeass u1 ErRlah htsto9f Will b glad 70 iearn
, tha, Earl Starh0oe &Lord Aahsa} has hee1 hftdg-
To- IN AHf hAf n m ND n
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.. .o"es ao@9r r. rhar,ns aorto1, pAn,
.asr.s so, ~ -. ~. 6r.nx,l.e penn. En.-o
ssome pa,k. Bucttnc.smshre. aged a. The
,-+,.7n.n T. ,pt,1ns, ,s,z <he iassrnA,e aeseend,
49, ~ :.rr,.,ss p.rr hs.rsro ~. Mans n, nis
.,,.'..~,. nus =. .ms..vn.
. .ts.rr nr ,he t.rnons muruerea julia Ere,-
o,nt, ID, tectrpy committed euIc!le, s,Y jumping
,n,n INA .rai.r- 4'ne ,,Itrrace bruopht unou ter
s.s,~ ~ ,,.- .,.,er n,eys. m ,unch m her mind
-. n:.no.s., =, nnt,n. ~ fn,.nrx. nome t,nr
non md snnourh sne vas s1pce then PLACED
undrr c.okc yuz, ..,Anre. she tuttae,,eA Ia e!ua.
trv thn vigilance o1 her keepefA and. com nItsed
.,,s.,ss
%.Is -on p,.x,x,r1 . novr1 v1tter q, Ear
lin wa lstefy atra,eped before the Supreme
Cunrt in tina, ct1x, on charge Of - Hs1ing maRs-
tsrtsl regulations in rbree OF her novels Jt rab-
,snrd IN one youmc. The atns.es had pas.ca
throu.h tho colutuo. o. = ncwspapes WITHOUT a.
t1.c,lnr any atten,,on. Ths nore,a were reAa to
| The Cpurt - Chaaes ReadeH "6ff1th Gauui "
t 49, Ezk1 1rf tf7TyS
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FRIDAY. St,yEs1,sI:lt u. 1909.


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Etnir IL thu facility VIII, Which tbe oor,,p.
tails ttulls Vi rjtIes, at,l, uupse,,uent1v. ts,s
p.f~n,ni ,igt,,. ot tie suhani,an,s. ,n.y l,4
changed, and even destroyed, ty Legislative
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amd ,t,.c,st.rn a,t H., 1,a.isl.,uyo siu,n,,i
e,x.,s ra,s,u ,ho ,.,vcr Ia ehauos. IN,
is,us, e4ntra,t ur ovrn take AWAY. tl.n
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4 fa,u,tiar raro |. thai of tho e.setJ,,n and
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r stDft1 ner onnum Wbv shon,1 we
t.oi4,stnnc u;+ho,t Tho lnoura7aa oo,
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tnc eHELiest atfentloH given 10 the public
, 1869-11-12

u,s .unoaoecd that KsE.ana aIoae eoa'uuta
every ,sar 81 1e&ss 1910 tons Of oeesNa1' 'a'uea
, 1869-11-12

1t is the duty Of all persons elected rs
town otficers at the recent election (Super-
~isors, Collectors, Assessors, and Town
Clerks, \ to take the oath Of ofaeo and Ale
the s.rne, together with theis aeeeptance,
in thu offsce Of the Town Clerks Of thoar Ee-
spectiro towns, within ten days after their
election. Tho ten days expire to-dnS, and
hence il will bc necessary for those who
bare hitherto neglected it to qualify to-day.
The oath msy be taken before any Justice
of the Peace, and should be in tho follow
ing form:
| ara1x OF IiLrFotH,l
j, A. IL, do soleunly 1reaf tor aaltm;
| thst will Runpast the CONSTITUTION Of tho unistd
S,atet and Of tae state Of l1m0tst Abd mi WI
aect,t1tlnls to The .,eet Ut my 1udkuoot, eEh anc
tb{l1}f diligently, faithfully, ana imps1tlIJ Pct
fntfl III the dulit5 etjo!ned on Ae ~ tA<rf f".ef
fhe {,tlt ef tht a&es} for tue town q --, In III
County uf Cook, aid State ol Illinois
90 sulcnu1y sHcar Tor 4Mt0, mat l naTG no
| fought duel. upr scnt nor accepted saaMea2
I 10 pent uue1, tho ptubAose At1c q which mig
! | nsvc bsen 1ha death o1 either party. nor occn !
tecoed to either party, nor 10 any manner Mas
| or assisted III such dnel, no1 have Been kao"aaSl
a The bearer OF tucn challenge or acceptance Aac
tAe acopslun af The co.attitnroa: and thas -
: | :.at ec 70 engaged OF conessned atseeA5 oe :, ~
ntrrrrtJ in pF short any such dueis duHcG u
c1ninpn cs IN once. So nep ne God.
u Taktn aud butscfibed pefelc mel
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cunuurrt 10 sec t.
Hu& here We are opce more It Trcks, whose
bot+itahle people repeat The cord1al welcome they
rare cs four .ears ago. A suuptoous entsrta!o-
} utut and wntm friendly gseetinEs, followed hS
car1al h1sle speerh from the Vice Prca!dent, AID
teay1y eond Mtehet from ocr sind hosts, an oecu.
} p,ru couple Of houn, and Away NC sped for the
/ nosrtatps that separated u l3om Scos&H SA!e5,
{ NE ,sr1niLz aecuop, Nhaae rtln OF magnificent
: ouutatus va beautifully adotned vi b purple
ard apd 4, tho Sun sank behind taen for aa csea-
: tre bath beneath the wares Of the Pacific 0ceAu.
: To tho south arc SCOTS Mountains, the highest
and the rrxndesa range to be crossed on this mp;
bu,. .,as for orr 1oto Of tho sublime IN natural
,ccpe,s, We passed over It In The uiSaL Iaanks
q 10 tie eofr light Of lhe wsDlrR moonoeaua@ some
= ,dea could BE- formed Of What thA tou1tst enloys
= | when be z4 Ra3e upon the wilderness oi Psaks
a | ,nat xur.ou1ua h,m from the s1mmts Of SezHss
e ~nnntago ~
b In tne morning re were rosl!nS rapidly down
mn hsps. Or 1r{nrfy River, and before II ot'Hes
u | nsd crossed he yaoansains or The sams naune
@ .aa 1ade of The sozn and no. sc1J slaat oae u
= tA3t fedprtnx alI mites on either side- 81 mhes
u mr. and nil miles dosn. u the distance over seons
{. Nona,1.u, snd oos thAS eaa b crossed u aes'
OF tnau that doe.n1 AmoRn1 TO much a to1a eoass
The vide awake Rbsp4taaicAEtit to~n Of saAsts
= il resehed sho1t = n thA afternoon, ~nafe
= rspat eepernuA Halenne Aad Eood uaoeS asAt
I'd cur ustty, nad toll Has satea By aootass INK
=
- nile oar 1taa ycd down ine Valley Of The SAcfs
oF re1to, and for the better construction OF ni
t- dYsaua the writer as utu11 la1 down hFa'
r. the top d the mage COACH i<
~ deue.sntea. eneminate 1orers Of h<
d. Izxur.oos down ot taa sabhaing Roose. dh1pAe 10
- ~cnr humble, uay, lofty, couch; tor, "rocked
~ thr c-sd,a'' of fn y,xnrons larches, the r'na
= reiseaa,ag a1eep tnsi Anspaeas neaaxa apos
~ wesu mol,sis eau be hAd on "kne 1our1h Mzn
lar ous " upon the snp n1 stxSe coach
~ Bo, here We x1e 1t Urovtle, and. 10 Be In III
~ I. sson, ,ake 10 the r1nxay carA TIE cam nrss
x frux NsfysvAiae aFe in wA,nnE, waese Wa spend
ent moss agreeable day. with sae osa4i osasa hAo
,ee .pu speeches IN the erentnk- We hsTa mus To-
~. loved The da,y eyenta ~ We came too1a 70 CA
lie- FORMS. ~ the mott ready rsJ 70 deserne u
it, spl.trt,d scencrJ a1ous tne ru7te Il faass
e: strse s.de from rozslAu1 % otosSe than one c.
r. now upd .nyvne1., and u N respects ptooao'
~ ~ .h~ hrst The coaches and seAsn3 OF the ort4u
soz s.aze compaaf arc good aad see drivers =,
rfn coortsook seoe1, and psonps- The sSAa !oe eaa
@ Q. ~ mti~a porss ct Yonosus and o5eT eca<ss Aod
HI lila necda repairing, and this we ~sse assaes
ahoaiJ be dcnt before another ss*seat Nas
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any fixed breed, and will not with certain
" transmit the qualities of a breed, though
there may be individual grades that have
most excellent qualities.
Milking qualities do not belong to any
special breed; all posses them, but in
dividuals of the different breeds may be
remarkable for their qualities rs in the
case with specimens OF our native cattle,
though il is not well 10 breed from excep-
tons. Efforts to improve our native
stock have resultcd in great good, especi-
ally i'm the matter of our working cattle.
which are AS good as any in the world !;
and our native cows are many of them
excellent, bat our beef cattle are not what
they should be. This remark applies
more particularly to the Eastern States.
for the fat steers of kentucky, Illinois and
Ohio are as good - can be found abroad.
Our native cattle have improved much in
the last half century, bat this improve
ment. think, i owing more To better
care. feed aud shelter. than to principles
of breeding. Be that as il may. II is
matter OF national Importance, for the
average increased weight of our cattle
slaughtered already represents an IN
vested capital gilmore than thirty millions
of dollars. have spoken to You Of the
origin oF oar native stock. and it must be-
apparent that it was such that it can have
no uniformity in any of its qualities, and
cannot therefore be relied on Cattle are
animals reclaimed from a wild state, inn
proved by domeStication. but with \ ten
dcncv 90 revert Ia their original condition.
The Wild cow has no dairy qualities; she
gi,cS milk but few weeks, then barely
enough To- support her offspring. and the
flow soon ceases Ina New-Engiand We
have the best basis for dairy stock in the
world, hut 70 dcvclopc it requires the
utmost care and attention in breeding and
many year, ct time These general re-
marks. gentlemen. give You an idea "fthe
topics which We arr Ia discuss in our
future Investigations