New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-12-13

FOR al heir products. hut after that became
dent thas lower prices necessary. The failure
production English cheese caused icn,por Y
price, but tlis sustained. II Is doubtful
whether hgh prices desirable rhn jary Interests
~ America Low prices VII the expur; mn IN
time the English produetlpn VII cease and Amer
lea vii be required 10 furnish tine needei
supply Dairvlncn complain that tue low prices
have lett them margin OF profit. But th,ir
remedy r. 10 improve tbs quality o. their
herds. More profit is 10 be made from few good cattle
than from many poor Dairymen should no. he
discouraged by lower prices sieans constantly
being discovered 20 caeapen production. The certainty
cheap food iudcai ed by develop
~ territory our che se-nSSes have niad
mistake N Gevatrc All their energies 20 one style
product. They should make fancy well plain
chces-s
Tie reading ~ the paper l0lowed by "a short dis
cusson the statements ~ the writer ID winch several
meInbers participated. Professor william II. Brewer
OF the shemed Scientific school OF New-Haven.
then resd short paper. IN watch be expressed his
sympathy VITA tue new movement. ana pointed out
wk4f ae Considered TIE best WORK ii4t could DO
Nature. he sald had beautifully supplied this country
many EOoi silts aud che blessing or good
neHt and Individual liberty had added. bai they
enjoyed another gft valuable Dui dangerous. and
Pc -uiariv known The giJ ~ the Cab"
There fear CT too much talk and htie work IL
was took tbr difficulties with squarrly
IN the face. There were eready nglEOer of
ar
cuiture from the farmers cuh 81 the neighborhood
-ra-c ana regional societies Yet rherr Was room Tor
National organization. interesting itself great general
questions which tae whole NATION ml-ai Dee con
ocrunei Another difficulty tIc vlrieiv Of
ciurte ana s't which produced dire-sitics Of
local interests throughout the country Asri-
cuita4c, he continued. IL bath art aDd
science 49, a. ar II j. very old almost as old ns The
race: u.s. % science 10 very yrun- aiuost young
the present generation. The AZ varies with locaty
soil he DriReip o. the sclenccare aIed ami
eral Wueu the esuDtry fnialy settled ana Us nf
icFeut parts widely separated. the art sufficient
nov. bJ AID OF sc.ence California comptes with the
Black sea In the markets OF Europe. II il devcl-
orment OF agriculture science thai ts association
40 IT, work If il would be .uccosslll.
Professor Peer Coyer chemist Of the United States
Asucultuai Drpaftneut, men cave az account oi me
investigation winch Be lad conduct Ell durng Ihe past
resardos tne extraction or sus IRON sor-
ghum and from cognss3.Ss ne said thai IN Eve years
he expected this country to produce sll the sugar
needed f. nome cnn-uupoA ard 70 ten years 20 pft
100 esosS5 w 9r ~ r h6re au The '' & Of
the gold Produced. IN. experiments had been mndr
upon kinds Of sorghum. Hc haa found tat .n thu
cary of the season the STALKS contained per cent
uucgY zalie SMEAR ana = % Per cent of snsar
capable crystal z4iOn. Later N the season The
amount % tne former had DECREASED 10 or p ceut
aud lne latter mad increased q 10 or per cent Ihr
amount OF sugar produred n the latter Csc was as
gres coud be obtained frOIn sgar-cane tbs t1Pet
imenrs Win COINS AXIS had aiso teen successfn Ou
Vne syrups trat be hal obtained 90 per
cent OF more OF the amount was i,uim 20 ny
SUGAR. The cOrn-stlias we're SIM o YnHe atief tnr
In answer 10 qurStl0fr. Pm
lessor tniJer sineu ta thc Oc~t ne Ia st me ss@Es
skins lust maturity and tnst the cost
o. = machine make zen Gr 1teen acres was about
$50 Ihe production OF sugar from eort-s.aKs va
800 pounds ~ tue acre Professor Luoux AM
others discussed he subject introduced by Professor
ofiver the session the chairman OF tne
Board Of Directors THAI TOE Executive Com
senior vice-rresident Of the following gentlemen:
General n. d. Curtis. Of NeS-Aerk CoaoHS, n
II M'nneeois Dr.. a l. KENNEDY, Of Penn
u g-l
selected treasurer Dr. Snne. Of New YORK. read q
be ronsiaered should bemore fully attended and
literally endowed
ADDRESS BY Ex-cnSGgEssNsN GRrNSKLI-
The Hon J. b. Grinnsl. OF Csrfnne. Iowa. delivered
the FOL OVInE address:
on fertile theme OF tine possible good 10 e accom-
. sned by this National organization. there occasion
both tor frank speaking and for hope nave come from
my Iowa nome 10 deliberate with you. having
exchanged twenty five years TIE payenleats
for the Irairies. under tne advice Of The immcr-
,sl journalist whose pupiis found here To-
dsy from many States banded for noble purpose.
Neither individuals states equal to massing
armies or grfng battles and quite true ID It tGst
whole nation Is requisite 70 keen our areuitur
interests iui iOreirunt. We have the weak orts
of nj arest nations We tail sidng iuiy tnc indus
frou4 rural classes Our Congress- acting Tor seVent'
tn..y rer eent es Tor ths class than rivals
the .eean. and we are the yonng and inexperienced
without traditions and centuries OF experience
Take my own STATE, Iowa thrtv-twO years OF axe.
and reaching pOpul stiOn Of and haf millfvua
and low trtng Is the encolrsgemenI gwen 10 her agT
cultural eis-ses Two millions OF dollars annually
lost by Whist is known az the nay choietS. and
than that sum ny an sect wien cuts snort NE
wheat crop OF the State Iowa asks IN vain for
our men OF science, the 10 DIS
cover remedy for these losses Ihe people
comrlnn WIN reason thai the total appropri
ariou ~ $4,000. which i not more thantne vaue
or cheap cigar for each Of the inhabitants = nigEariy
and o. proportion. Our NAVY Asks II nryer u
obi iged plead but gets millions. Why Is this You
apsTer D ron a man of-war FORTS OF shot and
saeIL" w y-Toan not Ia sse the wisdom %
larger OUTLAY Tor Ofwar than for agriculture II
would be only % say ships have plloteI
commerce sunk rival hets. and made great BY the
prowes- or sailors unless ~ battles on the modern
e Plnafore deck" But husa. farn.ers must not
presence challenge che outlay IN peace until srrnce
! nas eoae relief under the fostering care OF
government. which - sole u experiment, ana WITH cx
uer.nce ulnmsns The pathways of psoleers with
few books AID who are Ignorant OF thc secie1s o. the
\ laboratory.
The remarkable product t0m sorg8nm aad she com
NON coruslalk II the latent sgeetness crystaIzed
the Agricultural Department. Is before ~ ana We haF
heaFa Money expanded years ago NOuu NJ We say ca
M hundreds Millions OF dollars, FOR rem mber That
Caua alnnr us FOR hundred lnilllnn Jf
anunaily 10 my people shall bear The iad news that
Inc corLsalks nea htlr value "a uniindi l"Od
are worth ibsn tn corn. lrue y great story
,rg.uy t.f JBey syr 800 rouHds ~ sugar 10 the
acre The cse~veTer mas Uirked Win limited "a cans
But necessary " VIII call upoG .nre.t WIN tNl,
onder frc he thfOsik OF the navy gina r moro
non - Ia eXpcr1Mea. Thai 49, may D. ncrarEornf ri
the world for our sagar, anu Al eNAmpe 'i iAe Oo''
| brain .tbOr- Al. ,, 49,, ,-.
which es fhs ihes of nA iaIneDted Grrelff,
ap1 cbe Vest means oo her dnry n hi- regard hrt
49,. syr.s al Congress tnal to thr darFnien, ihr cot
i'm meat aud aratn gr0N~r-. Hnst pru flrs int
oreau me value 90 arudrrd- or mi 20, =, - an
nnaly. Yea Ne have hut Jnsi DtEnh IN Daho-a' VAR
= - vsrr ago telc Mas nOIllnE Ia uarA nuiuAh pff