New-York tribune., 1871-12-26

Cheerful and attractive that labor found repose In
sels rIs and % tapestry and part Of the Administer
carpets consumed here We supply nearly al the ae
fabrics for female attire and daily producing new
fabrics for female wear, such as coburgs. wGrsma P
hair uscrs and Sraids, ~ well az hastings for shoes
which have been produced with such success rs 10
cents yard We contribute for furniture purposes
nll wool and union damasks and elk coteines anu rcps
Of tasteful design and color and finally have movSa
enceUs British bunting. Thus, II we have been rc"ip
ents OF national fav0rs We have not wholly 1aeu 10 ue
charge our obligations Nearly all the fabrics above emu
merated have been. to this country creations oi ,ne
instead Of Simply pursuing it. We have not been manu-
facturers simply hut creators OF manntacinrers
naOua indifference will perpetua'ly occupy our people
and enrich the country.
THE IMPORTANCE OP SHEEP HrsBANDRY.
Those who In face Of the foregoing facts would treat
the wool industry the object Of capricOus legislation
will be enlightened by the following explanation IN 'he
Address Of the importance Of sheep husoandry 10 ma
tonal progress:
It nd t1argeraiion n Iffanonnce the culture OF
sheep the indispensable OF national indusre m c
Of " ssS sas aSsSTrd It's
culture. The President OF the French Kepunnf ~
ShIni %in .Ieap ,a! sS''n nppcaSe
ton which aims 70. the utmost - praduc
of this culture munment OF war; as essential az IRON
for arning soldiers 1t is indispelsabe a. @ mosr
important agent for improving agriculture IN oler
states 1t the sureSt of bringing up tne supply
of animal food, otherwise diminishing or slalohaTy
the wants of an increasing population anu even & s
waste products furnished raw material ior o,ncr na
exte indus tries sheep husbanry thus is scarc"Y ot
Importance in It's relations to the geherai lros
Of country than as an aInlt to 1e 1tg Su s
adjunct Of home WOODEN manufacture II Is its very
foundation Nesry threeqrters 1h a" n tt r. arc
designed with reference 10 the peculiar qualcs nl o
own fiber and derive from their souDness and di-
MA
woods, and Oar best xii founded on eApcritte oI
these characters. is cXcrcsci in manipulating them.
Although we my import limited supplies Of foreign
wool, the ample dolut- supply regulates tle cos oa
@ o'n '"T G%rtic supply Of wool Would he as fatal
to our mills a. me dryYs up Of the ro!dt s,FFanf f
the economic law that nation does or cau continue |"
import NOR m than to nj thc %i al I t"sS wc I hour @
nlac hilicry Is capable OF working up. Neither cHHd
present abundant supply of cheap alr good ciohins,
Tl de .Io Of hq nat;naa shG,r hlS"4n'liy l,"'tSs YES
continued nupovcrl,hmeni of old lands the dimnutl"n
Of h;a 3.d 90 III, ,9g :, tERas & ~ s ann M Hs ar %
lncnt OF the vast clothing cstao 'uuientN Ia our Ei'a
clue-. which are dpncij upon Ain,Irnn l%Hihts, "nn m
Jr rca' n., Of opIt; Tat>' ~ f ini' i,i '
t,r -ut,! L..nuuiry Of the c"alnJ has ,''h .H-dH'
- y,.t IA una.i s;.ch condition. oI thing n.A,;
,;.;.n.,, nsye incyira'r effected ~ ann!hiat.ou.
THr CAPACITY or THr CorNTEY.
TIE a,,a.ity o. our country for sheep hush1Ld-y is
hen France not ovcIhurl"ned with 32,"'p0J sheep
and J." gland. whic. has Ear less alalise acres than
ohio alone Susiai'l, ith profit a'pu !20DNp i l. clear
that only The most lrvr-" and mistaken lc-!~ation
can arrest thar r,nA progress stimulated by thc rrotcC
I've policy adopted early H. the last dec .i". and Wi n
wisely forctd the nation rey upon the Unlimited r.
sou!c- If her sol IL the new enterprise o ter l"o-
pie. The Information; acquired hy cyP'!.nc, and Oh
s"rvaton n Tho Tar Wc-t and GLANCED roii.t.'A "i
labor the South inspire ~" strongest coalrn IN -"
future OF American wool growing. 1.Nas. with ~
1900 hted Tor Winter arazts is capable Of rai~-
inc sheep cIeaply =, she rJsc- cattle Tie great
Appalachian valley Il Virginia ana TENNESSEE. WITH 80
uLrvalcd !uc grass pastures qaH'c aad nd cldat
cheap lands and proximity - markets. is a. !IH!aE
hut hitherto scarcely uElmprovel Held for mutton
production and ;ne very finest mrriu" wool
hushIndr!. IcH years ago The oAte"-ion #
sheep lu-h.ndcy h,yond The prairie states
hardly Dreamed ". lUt tac CuioI "a ~
aud other railro1Gs hare opened Up within lvc years,
Dcvon1 lAe Mis- ri in TIE -iopc, OF the Sierra Madir,
u. tae III ~ Colorado III the lfys IF the Platte,
and TIE i.Ls OF Wyoming millions upon millions "f
acre. Vii A":ugc, l.! in;ihG> u Wild HhMds NAtA
ia, led There for ages, seems 30 have pointed oAt
tie paatur" land %! ne Cot.:c!t. Tho jma-N" Ton J.
zzicd lv the pictures gwen Of these wonderful
piturcsNhcc graz 'c season is perpetual Spring
,e teGGeI rOage following up the CONSTANT! fece
snow line through the Summer furnishes 10 LOCK Su'
lent pa.turage TN :Ie SHOWS appear a,u, when TIE
grass of the valleys ~, zttrhcf darn "a, t' :.tA-
of the summer yields rich past o. uncut Ay. ~
winch ris and nok luXu! II, "y thousands during
-. W.H'"r moths Tie i-*oI"t & Australia AID La
"a. ic~., :Io" - '-! GcsoI.pi.os t. be ott4!-
val 'le. J.' ..' .!ul i ~. a: H.oto!, tAc
T., ir"crl va,ro impaired t. 'o' "Y Tho - N.I..F '!
ta,tl~ g, and he "x"lsrve ;!jct- %! Gva5Hc lmf %
,ic o-er -a.o- must h,wo,o'. cause -hcp hp.haniry
toITn oi thc most lmpo. aut. lrlnaaIh', ana
pgaA.,.... g. ...A.I,, @. tu,I !UTa. y >trU.
III -l.ATLK> ~ ., IIIJ.