, 1875-02-11
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Tie HnnYatltinu MAS calIad tn nrtfar an0n AZ

Tile Convention WIS callod to ordos upon timo.
Address or ,tls. JEFFIllEs, or NEW foHK.
The President announced that tlor1 Wns t,res-
ont d de!esato from tho Now York Butter a.sd
Choose Exchange, and Introduced Dir. Leifrios
who made Nh ad,lreaa Of intoroat tn those pros
cut. lie stated that tho donaslts tor dairy
not sharing with tho general depreciation in
production Of quantity OF otl.er got'sls. Tlero
waa growing NJ through the wortl nit increased
demand for American butter aud cllooaa. la
recommended additional care in tllo uso ot
rackages for shipment. aa much Of tho butter
shtpped EnHt waa spoiled from tmlropur pael-
ing. Also Tint the selora dosired to act In lar
1nony with tile producers and that ho hoped
that no ongar w0,ttd invldlous discrimination To
lnade against Western cleese anA butter
such, but TINT 1t would bo accepted upon isn
nlaritA.
nurTER AND cnEEsE MAEuFArrunE.
Tho Ireatont then introduced J.. H. Arnold
OF Rochester, n. y, who delivered an address
upon II rh0 Recent Discoveries Catlcsrniu.
Milk and the Manufacture Of 1Iuttcr anil
Chprac." This was q lonS carefully
oral. Witch ,gavo excellent instruction upon Tue
Tic rresldout raid lie agrooi with alr. Arnold.
that Sairyng could lo puraued with prollt upol
most any laud TINT wis not u desert. lio had
1nado monoy with dairy upon dry olnroy land;
had fatl vol, alld received gonl rcturM.
Judge Wilcox found It d1iclls to HocHro good
paAturhgo. Tho gronnd did not soonl to uuycr
%s tao grtss GIe'T T., .aits. u g[ass eonli
1t would he q dehiteratnh. Our aeasolta ra-
4lired Blx or seven moiltlls OF stAbla-feodinU,
aua It was neuesHagy TO find a way to raiHe tho
most Md heat ecl upon tLp ioaat amount of laul.
lle did not 80 fully recognizes tbs yanp Of run
ming water ar formerly. tiood, pnro sl'rf1Is wa
ter was roqnirsl, 10 brought ont that every an
inAal could gat au abundant supply. bud nut like
slr. d. q. uuai Of whjtos;de County, ILL.,.
continued tile discslsaion, giving IN a cluur aud
rsai'y lnullncr hs yie~s ol what constituted dai-
~ far!n.
DAIRY cows.
After q. general tliaGhapu, the President
a,n!1l'lIcstl tlt toxt nAbjuvs ih 0r.lar to 10
Da,Yy Gawn n,,A linw to lint Thpm."
.lr, u Z. liueii, a. Wi!'taalc, ,:ayo 1lis yiewa
npou the subject. Ito thonyht cat!lo could bu
brad lor various pur 'oHes, anl 'naso to axcei lu
my. larymen waltc.t cattle iur utjtk then
breed trolu those who defcluEea peEutiar prnp-
critics III furnishing tho lact,a! aapply., AH tic
sEortinR-nsop, altar loag a'pl earafnt labor. had
adaplol tu hpce,l. "a eonll we improve upon
cattla until attan was fuu,ul tbat 1illol t4a
tll. Ile bajloved IN saving tue best calves frp,n
tho boat cuws. ant then with cale tho fartnur
could reap his reward. Tho quality uf milk tllf-
tatcd, Soma milk WaH nnra ttiotltablo tor maxi
ng huttar ami so1no for elscsAa, Az 10 m4do
butter, he SHOULD cross his l1atve, and graded
stock With .t'e Al4esnsy., !1a hepsd 10 psoluao
| atook both prb1Lasle aild eKcellpnt.
Ex-senator Patton. nj uehaih County, hul
crossed the Durham. aud latiyo, aud fsntltt ex-
callont nsilker4. Also l.al q cross Of Ilolsten.
Thought Il lestaE to ra!so tue c2lvea froA 8ool
eows.
atr. Seward, OF MaEonuo said la regarded as
asleeassipi dairy COW tho QUO whlfls tlfst would
pFotlnee tho must ntIH, aH. when age bad done
1ta work, will brodlca tl4p 1'oat beot, bIFas, ho
requires T. good traMa, we'll pat soSether share;
y, gootl-sized, traciable, With eoad appas'te. mud
posseHalng ,falteniE qualities lie favored tho
Durham blool aa eol4tluirg tue most good