Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1869-11-03

gr.otl, do,crior,,cd and cears are entertain.
] I'll Ia, o,r bcst mon who arc lovers of the
| Nor.,, roco ,b,t tbov NAV soon become ey.
G,., Inst cas, vonr cvcs over Vermont.
and sho,y mo tbo Norgap horses that will in
onv g,cj degrco compare with the early ones
from which descended our choicest stock
Wbat borse for .took now living. will com.
marc with gbormop.-ritb Woodburv-with
BnUrusb9 Or later. with Billy Root-Ciif.
ford. Groom Mountain Morgan. or Black
Hawk Echo answer. whereof To be sure
mo b,,, so,oo mobile snecimons of this brood
or borses left but am fearful we are willing
10 ovperimopt pnon others of Iqr0er kjuds.
and n "a we SHAH find when TOO late that
We have evnerimcptod 40 our iniurv |
think do NOT eyacrorato. when / saw. the
Nior.,,, r,co Of horses me- we saw them TWEEN.
Az ,o,rs o,o .to,d ,t the hcad of their she.
Gle. not oniy in Vermont. bnt in America
not only in America but throughout the
world. know this is broad statement
but tbipl II cam he sub.tantiatod bv ocular
demonstration.
Never will the many thousands forget the
brilliant DISPLAY of Morgan stock which were
exhibited al thc State Fair at Rutland.
number OF Years AGO, when Black Hawk !"
crowned with wreaths of flowers by the fair
boud. of women led almost multitude of
his children around the amphitheatrc. So
also did " Green Mountain MORAN. with his
progeny. both showing excellent traits of the
Morgan race. and both having thousands of
admirers. making the welkin ring with their
clad shouts We then thought. and Justly
too. that no other race of horses could vie
with thom for elerance. snee1. endurance and
activity. have seen nothing TO change my
opinion Of them since, and it is my present
belief that they can never be equollcd. had
supposed that our Morraus, ike our Spanish
Meriuo sheep, were fixture" in Vermont,
and Ike her everlasting hills would stand the
test of many long wears TO come; YES. until
mon ccascdto appreciate their excellent quail
ties. beeame dementcd. and could not tell the
difference between a highly spirited animal
and the outan9ish. lonr-eared mule. that in
some uarts of our country is considered more
beautiful and profitable. than any race ofhorses
now extant. have no patience with such
pcoplo. for like those of old. they have ewes
and will not see; cars and will not hear
have said the Moreans have worldwide
reputation. This is apparent from the facts
that cannot be DISPUTED. Wherever the horse
Is appreciated as the noblost animal of the
brute creation. there Won will find admirers
of this distinct race When the Prince of
Wales and his retinuc Of Dukes and Counts
s.-5 .''a W" N,, ..t'nl.d - ,,,ar.,,iG
- ;-'a So ." ;,,ossi,,,, 3,.;ai
of snao1 in tho omnhitheatre in which none
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na'' u conuescenSloh "''cn nc wou'u nG' 10
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no" 'nose norganS appeared now lney
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- me Steers IN 'ne oorn' us our lrleuu
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OF DlaeN hawNs' .,-oo
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premium at inc 81 LOUIS fair' "hen horscS
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