New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-26

States growing every year. and the inte-
gent Of the south and west Of Russia have come 10
feel about the British manufacturers do In the field OF
industry. that something must be done or they VIII DO
able longer 10 stand up against the New World IN the
business in which their capital Is principally invested
They have accordingly made study OF the American
system OF agriculture withhe past two years. through
two agents for the purpose of discovering the secret o
American success and making use Of 1t In Russia
The gentlemen been acting for them are Mr.
Benedict KoyszkO, prominent and wide-awaKe lahu-
holder of the south Russia. and Mr. T. F. Kraiews OF
this city, a young engineer Of education, who during
five years residence in this country part OF the ume
having been spent in the employ OF the Grant Locoho
tive Works at Paterson. n. j. has become tavoraoiy
known for good Judgment and ability. Commissioner oy
the Boards Agriculture to act for them these crhe
men spent several months this past summer at the Pha
depba Exhibition and in studying the methods OF agr
culture in the western states Inc cause Oh M d.
success granraIsinS is no trade secret ana me nus
In the fertility OF the soil bat in intelligent work ana an
abundance OF excellent implements and lanOi-saVIng
pally in the OF good tools and labor saving mn
chmery. The implements employed IN knssla are o 10
good as those used ny the American farmer Ior WI
FIRST they are not 40 well adapted io te o
and climate of Russia as ours are 10 the son anu
climate Of the United States. They are bought argey
from England and England scarce ever MAKES tooi n p
suit the market which she sells o. but forces on ne
buyers the pa she happens to have or those suu
tn English Secondly, American TOOLS are nc'e.
every wnv than the English German. and Austrian,
which the Russians largely buy. Mr. k0lyszAo ana hr'
KraiewsN were not long coming 10 the conclusion
thai IN order maintain competition with the Imsu
States in agriculture the Russians must put mo tne
HANDS of their labOrers the superior farming Implements
and labor-saVing machinery OF tine Americans.
Mr. Kolyszko returned ~ Russia anu three ulas
have been made in the presence OF interested vi
spectators. One was at odessa, where "a con" "n
took place between English ana American plo"S nu IN
pleinrnts and where the former won siSh1l ara
Another was ON the lands Of Count MaacHOwsLl a ih-S
Iandholder This private trial. II was atiehueu
by several hundred landhOder-, and resulted III deepen
INC te good opinion beginning 10 be- felt toward Alnrr
can implements The third was an Oih'i a riai u-ci
tn supervision OF the Board Of Agriculture ht
Ii WAS on THIS occasion that certain Things Welt uecu'
as To the and form oT certain implements ~ ~
ADAPTED Russian As result OF thtHt tIlf' o
boards % Agriculture OF south ana "esi h-9'n n ~
decided recomme nd the general use OF AWr'cth I'M
n ements and they have DONE and Mr. kDlyrzGo nas
been des grated their agent for importing Them ME-
spcctOr ana agent in this country. ,u., -
In pursuance the plan which has been detalleu' an
order -iVen tools ana Implements one vi tl'ii
being 10 firm in Louisville, KY Tor 10000 pl0"s, -OVV
of winch ii be- forwarded to Odessa upon ne uist la
vura1ic opportunity, TIE political computation III Lolo
making II uncertain whether IL would safe To snip
Euss an CARO- the Black sea immediately, anu Iho
caGucrO rJsadt III the north being hloc!ru WIN zee
4 mowlg- ad iped 10 Russian soil nS also Detn
Llcheu and experiments arr IN progress III ~
ruClUd to ascertain bc, lnd Of portable engine TOT
Russian employment. For the purchase Ol specimens Vi
tins Latter Of heavy machinery, or tfaI anu cAh
hIfiou m y.lous parts Russia, $1,000 has been a-
prupriated by TIC Boards OF Agriculture. Inc oIuoIs
which nave been gwen aud the eApei ments hlrh are
ma ing are Only beginning Ol WHAT hF hr'J'NSni
believes. and what may possibly prove 10 Oe'
abe trade implements WIZ Russia Siuch uePn' oi
results OF pIa teal rll oI tdeln tls SvaI - 49,,
give satisfaction their success III Tue eli VIZ -"
-Ir d. That the Deopr the United states WISH ior
closer relations Russia need not DE said lac AIhy
fe-ln 5 Insir III American breasts Dy inc eeHeIo"S
Dny of Inc great empire toward It's during our le wal
are , strong ever ana II LAS Dceh Id yer W
regret tnat the two countries hah so n's -
course WITH each other Wuaieycr goes 10 tA.eHu te
pn5 III VIII Ice Itgaiucu ~ Tic
pnbic here with satisfaction and Interest,"