New-York tribune., 1879-02-25

RSoe RGSS" bovine race country are operated
on md all the calves as soon MS dropped, ana so
long as t is practiscd the stables must he condereu
infected, and the stock coming rom snen @ % No
country Europe has practised inocuat9n 10 40
extent as Holland, and no country IN EuroS E,gi,nJ
has tried inOcuatiOn TO very large extent h M
ai, Iio - s,iion hack 1non n ns a dernrr resort.
gnd she has onnd that II only lessons the loS'es' VIII"
It has failed To exterminate the disease
THE INFECTION MUST BR STAMPED OUT.
The daV may come when we too, may wisely follow
Australia In adopting general incubation as apan-
tive Of the disease But this only be IL we crlnn-
ally neglect the plague until 1t reaches our western
stock ranges and bids defiance to all Efforts at It's eA-
tinction. 10 follow such course al tho present tlhe
would ruinous indeed. and those who counsel IL can
not understand the problem have to deal with. AS
already remarKcd, England engaged in extrpatinS inc
disease from her own herds will offer us an unre-
sir cted trade in cattle long harbor this IN
Ous enemy. A maintenance OF luiect0n Dy con
definite suspcns OF our foreign 1.-Two cattle trade; aud
nothing will secure the resumption Of this trace snort
o the entire determination Of the malaly.
Certificates OF sOundnrs- OF the cattle shipped are n0
worth tho paper they are written on No one "ohu @ ~
knowingly export sick animals to Europr ana no one Is
caabc detecting the existence Ui TINS disease duihs
It, cngthcued period Of incubation. We need not smut
eyes to this fact Tor aasnrrdy the Ehs'sh, VINO
have had far longer and harder experience 81 tit es
ease. viii Those who knowing the character or me
maiauy counsel any measures short ~ us speedy anu
absolute extinction. are the true enemies OF tbc hVc
should prevail. the future generations or Americans,
seeing their country raVagrd than even the SitS
of Ernpr and pagueS exotic to her sOli, VIII look
back win rcgret when II had been oS0Die
their fathers to have aycrted such 0dletn legacy
II stll pO-sibe for us - nation to do What nus
been dune nv Norway, sweden, Denmark, HoiNt'ln
Odruhurr SvytZ,r.aud Massachusetts, and Connecticut
aud hat beng attempted IN Ergland-to stamp
this plague. NhcH - an exotic SHOULD never % We
laln"d Iou.Ing our shores 1t t!' GulrluoIod az"
Irgslaturc- ~ tie STATES Infected and t'hSir>'
their duly. they viii fOllow the !cad o boNrin"r
Ioiusun NrN York and spare 10 rHIrt uns cNVth-c
until hi. plaglc Las been baH>iel t. the od world
whence cluc And II every ciiIcG WIi 40 Ms dnlI hc
viii cause puWcr to b. cI".icI ph ia'Hc 0t1i" ana
Nluuai auUurifir. VIII forbid any trtncr nc-!ctt
ut ms matter. NJ one hNIug i1il acpulin ahcr WIN
tnr subject afford to r'ulu silent III lace ol th'
tI,tI i.. and tni~ icriiUg aiDuc mas lmpcl'c! me %
.uI i.c ..ptyc remarks NrT Nu.k MA, art Ainlc, 'N
n 80 she must oitcT establish long 4udidiur ~ h'
Dr.,r ,nr viii ~UUr dgJI tup"t ,Hc ",rcu,c ~ IN
~ I...'N. NrN-J ISry may act ihtrpr t'u.H, ""'
Ir urt-t be l,lt m constant dJagcr ui ltctuu lt"h
g. uuss .aua and Mary Iltud. 30 with he o.Le, STATE
Iuc UI, uJh ui safety u 10 W"g' WIZ "t A''th'n"
ton simultaneously IN all the Injected STATES; dud
su,uld stat, Legislatures auC Congress IAN to Ih'tt
tl, u.-d .h.y viii uroYr I,rIelht 10 i.su Hn-I ana
,tltt % great rvI upOh this continent Yours. 'ir.,
Is4.et \. l., Fco. -, 1919. JANIS LAW.