New-York tribune., 1874-10-12
ADDRESS BY COZ. DIX.
Gov DIX VISITS UTICA AND DELIVERS AN ADDRESS
AT THE CENTRAL NEw-YORK FAIR-AN ENTHU'
sIAsIIC RECEPTION GIVEN HIM.

AT THE CENTRAL NEw-YORK FAIR-AN ENTHU-
sIAsTIC RECEPTION GIVEN HIM.
UTICA, Oct 11.-GOv. Dix arrived in this city
from Auburn at G3O D. yesterday. He was met at the
depot by the Hon. Ellis ii. Roberts, Senators Campbell
and L0wery, Superintendent Gray OF the state Asylum
Judge johnson, Alfred b. Street. State Entomoiogist
Lntner President Hutchinson Of the Central New
York Fair Association. and other prominent citizens,
and the Adjutant Bacon Cadets. salute was fired by
Dunps battery The Governor escorted TO the Cen
tral NewYOrk Fair grounds were 5000 persons were
assembled. The Governor was welcomed with enthu-
sastic cheers when appeared before the grand stand
President Comsock Of the Fair Association introduced
Gov. Dix to the people. when he spoke as follows;
FELLOW CITIZENS l am very much gratihed to hnd
myself the presence OF SO large an assembage OF OF
Of 2%edS CO9y and %eees Ges you G
not come here with tho expectation OF addressing you
mart. nar indeed. there is no subject which can
properly say nythng. except that OF agriculture ana
atts%pa @Dn to gye you any information on agricultural
topics IN county where the i've stock OF Sne M Yna
felow-ctizen, Senator Campbell. has been TyIng
make understand how this may may well ous Gs;
beyond my comprehension. Perhaps my obtuseness
in this respect may ma var ARISE modos s farm Of 20 on
Long Island aud that can only cOntrVe az tnc emu Gnu " "
tns yeaf 20 few se other surplus PRODUCTS II were to
look at the debit and credit sides OF t5e account u a
careful not to do so) fear should nnd more money
going out of my pockets than coming into them But
was sure the balance was against me should think
inS some things growing of which. under Providence.
YOU are one Of the efficient causes, and have always
uo made his mother earth yield him something from
her bosom had not perfectly fulfilled his mission:
10 into Tee the condition Of the National Guard to
whether it's organization and Its discipline 10
yorabe yet wish to say here that there was at SYRIA
cuse the day before yesterday very fne battalion
from Utica The troops four or ve hours. after
their tents were struck, In q drenching rain, and
Notwithstanding the uniayorahle circumstances their
can Say the thing OF all the other regiments
composing that splendid M a n1s sure
favorable 1t enabled us to see that hese regiments
were composed, not Of holiday soders bSt OF men who
mon them to perform. 1 have been very long ac.
Snainted with your county; much longer tnsn most OF
ceS Of Utica and Rome in the year 1872 before was
IL years old to the frontiers pu secI b 1een sns
mnrcS again doubt whether should hnd a single
object with which was Sorsa m G Stsa
ESSr TSs sisepnson sHaps Of hills and valleys enables
you 70 apply your labor 10 eVeS single ar'G srea% U1
affords you an unfailing water-power by means OF
which your manuacurers may ps NECESSITY your %,
there is power OF production which Is not oiten ad
te tSe men which your county has fur
nisbed in my own time have KNOWN OWL personally
cer samnei Besrdsley, Greene c. Bronson, Hiram
DEMO- and others whose names DO not occur 10 me at
thsr Sis esreep OF the living It would be
speak thus definitely but may say In general that the
OF the &C cc1h he paop i on ths penc
and In retirement. have left, and are still leaving their
SSh Se RuoS propey Of farming
and indeed. Of all other classes s dependent In great
there are things which depend in some degree upon the
i6erposon OF the government We need to be released
PssSSe SsSa a6so SG
the puplc wants We need currency invarabe In It's
value for to the fluctuations in prices which are in
supply OF products are superadahesd, added, the aactaa-
be the sport Of every adverse financial breeze that
on radeT aI and nay You need what It viii Ce
own fault II you do not have-for you possess in the
franchise the & yoea e, se country
few Of them possible; but, gentlemen, only came
TO y0ar nd Mses escepSn sw wSrG
had very fatgung week, and have another before
Ua to %e rSG saying
turn again my sincere thanks and take my leave Of
| you.
The Governors remarks heartily applauded.
After the address Donald Mckay and his band Of Warm
Spring Indians that captured Capt Jack In the Lava
Beds paid their respects to Gov DIX The Chief said
they were from the far West but they had heard Of the
| man hauls down the American flag shoot him on the
him They were in sympathy with the Government,
aud would always stand by 10 and support It neces
| war dance. The Governor then witnessed other
sports after which the Adjutant Bacon Cadets
| were reviewed Gov. DIX cOmplmented Capt.
O'Donnel and the cadets by saying that IN
sodlery appearance. execution OF movements, grace
In all their evouilODs, they were equal to the
7th Regiment OF NewYok CITY, and that was saying
much could be said. The exhibitors OF agricultural
implements got unique parade In honor OF the Gov
ernor. The implements we're decorated and drawn IN
In front OF the judges stand headed by the
Old Utica Band. After this the Governor and party
| 10 the State Asylum where the Governor will re-
main the guest OF DIR. j. r. Gray until his departure
| Albany on Monday noon In the evening the Gov
ern0r dned with party OF gentlemen at the Asylum
IL In expected that he will review the Twenty
ade at tue Central EewYoIk Fair on Monday mOrning