Weekly Chillicothe crisis., 1878-12-19
THE DAIRY INTERESTS.
Frank Moulton Makes Speech In the Dali
ry Business full of Interest.

ry Business full of Interest.
New York Telegram, llth.
Mr.. Mouton said he had been called up
on by the executive committee to expires
its thanks to the assemblage. They die
not arrogate themselves credit for the sue
cess of the fair, but acknowledged mos
gratefully their obhgahons-frst to tn,
press Ofthls city and the country at large
for theraccurate reports ofeach days pro
ceedings and exhibits. They thanked the
eminent men who had addressed theil
meetings, the exhibitors who had contrib
uted the products Of their industry, the
Judges who had been impartial, and the
great mass of the community who had Wis
tied the exhibition. Above all they thank
ed God The speaker next reconnted the
origin of the international Dairy Fair, "
the inception of which was due to a reso'
luton passed by tht American Dairymen 5
Association of Clcyeland, Ohio, January
Q, 1873. New York was advocated IA the
best place in whiy tohold the fair. There
was moral as we'll as a business necessi'
ty for it. The city of New York needed
it. There was hand mighty to push il
forward. When the press announced that
the value of buttsr and cheese produced
annually was Sj0,000,0O0 more than the
wheat crop of the country, the public was
aStounded. These figures had deeper
meaning than mere money value. The
dairy industry was a beneficent creator OF
homes, giver of comfort, and Il security
for education. The figures represented a
development unparalleled in any other in
dustry and change for the better in the
agricultural growth of the country. TIL
effect Of labor in this branch exerted q
great moral influence. In prosperous dai-
~ districts there was scarcely any pauper-
ism, drunkenness Oh crime. The vast pop
ulatiOn Of the country must he cared for
morally as well as materially, sad the
speaker hy development of its agricui-
culture resources. The question of the
employment of the rapidly-growinC masses
Of the population was one worthy of the
attention of philanthropists, statesmen and
merchants. Mr.. MOulton did not
claim that the dairying industry would
furnish panacea for all poverty, but he
thought a long step in the right direction
p,i,rbt ho tolyu, hv ;nvitinor tba ottnntion
If fl" NATHAN tn t6is ;ndmsTry as a means
of .nnnort m s;rta oynr.nroJnciion ,,,, was harJ-
L., rnpsps,lIo TLo ,;sast ,,,ar of tho oon,
t,.,. H. fDhomii bo =, ,,o C,L;nat or tLn proi;
Jsnt 'D os u;nistar ~ y" of ] Aor,crItrrn ,' Tbo.o
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i' '"' u, ,mu pvV'Vc a;i;.4 '",m .L oSn. 70 oS
r',r'o ot;o"s 'n ,"S ih, ibrac tho
t;on of "a v,p nro,Incts nf otbor comntr;os
Az r W." ,t;on V, of gno Lmttor anJ &C.
cheese w5s not IN he feared in view of fhe
nacass;fins nvi,tino, in Eurona for .rcb ar.
ticles of consnmntion
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IL was diltcult' continued the speaker,
10 ovcr'eStimlte what would be tnS result
IN money yaluet03 the country OF the care
whlCIl would produce the pest cows giving
the largest yield OF mix Tor the mAnniac.
turc OF the, greatest quantity and hnest
quality OF butter and cheese, Inc sub
SStltutlon OF the creamery system for the
farm DAIRY mode OF making 6lntterwas ad;;
yocated by Mr.. MoonIton. II represented
the difference, ne thought, between apa-
lhY ana enterprise depression ana
perlty' Inc industry was almost hl'
unknown, although OF the snpremei
Dortance to the merchants OF New .'..
! o care Tor 1t IN alI ITS relations was
Inty' Speculation, on account Ola .,N
u honest industry had ruined thousd0uS,