, 1881-12-08
Address Of United States Commissions
er It Agriculture Loring at
Atlanta;
His Subject, "The Dependence
OF Agriculture on Manu-
factures,"
4 Full Exposition of tho leela-
tiOns Existing between
These Industries.
The Eighth Annual Convention Of Indiana
Tilemakers in Session at In
1iauapolis.

dianapolis.
DR.. Lorint.3a Address IscfDro tho Nations
nj &UttO1i. E'lMnlcrAs Association ut II.
1aIEtm,
Special Dspdtth 10 1hs Chicago Tribune.
ATLANTA, nn., Dec 7.-The Hon. George II.
LUrInH. United States Cuutr issIoncr OF Agrs-
culture, addressed tho Convention Of tho Na-
tonal Cottoil-l'lastcrs' Asancatlon ut tho Expo
stfon Grounds toiay. Opching bis atldrusa with
an alttison to tho rapid growth Of Aulcrlcan et.-
tcrprlsc and thu it.creusc or towns, cttcs, and
educational and rrtiElous Institutions. tho
speaker skotchal tho rApIt! iDcruaHe Ut agrI-
cultural and manufacturing products during
tho laHt tun ycIrs, id tile,i pissed tu ,tIseus-
slon OF tho relations Which oxtat botwcGu tho
American Industries 4nd th0lr mutual SUPPORT
OF t1th other, us f0lOWs:
TIE pE1'ESDESCE OF AGRICULTURE ON
MANUFACTURERS,
I hAvo alluded to tho producing power OF tho
American people: blt, IN nrtlcr tD understand tic
relntiohs which Gkst between our industries, we
ttGlliuAAo forget 1!r consuming capacity nlsu.
;, or the xi6'UnMgg0 EroIcsa by our ynripus
aumc. 1t ts tho llutnu 1nArkHt to which tho
Alnurican prodtcgr turns must naturally, lit
ms industry oe wi,at Il may; ~ iact the Inv Of
agriculture, ~ thu cultivation or those erops
which nra at!apte! tun h'Gnl market, and th6
ocoupntton Of lands lying near such u uArkot.
Not yet bus this lnw brcoso unvcraal It Is true;
hut IT npplles to all tho older aId thitkly yHetlcd
scutluns OF our land, aud Koes with dlvnrsihrtE
t nus''1IS W WnulufcF tuoy tfe9tu hrEe ctles anu
pccG tu scck his nnrSrt ,.i,r ht,I,,a IN ,I,'S,int
ot tho iilirilt attended tito trnepnrt,tioti
OIL hiscrops. Hut TIC suttlnx ut new und remote
latds and improved methods nr transportation
rendcred tho growing u tho great STAPLES u ttc-
1esslty H. and \; eorn' whent, and proyls!ons occu-
r0notu a1,I eyon tulcIgn markets for hia Kuluu,
Ihis frontier Turning, however, IL but tellpo-
hnsGaary I'LL t Shich esltutss @ tic xt!,n%tu
business uf tho American furtnnr. u,,I CARRIES
h br 70 tsS wv a.
ii tnrmluK community wls
UNIFORMLY PROSPEROUS WHEN rnupESr
. gn ess a;ss ,oSs ;t sna
Krain-aelds Of tho West, they nlsn support tint
more pro'it,lo;e system which cdnsists III
III sho ees''oncal - rra,,ssotna:is @ ni A'af IT
ss,iait Turns. Ih1 trade ot this hume niurket 70
Which hnyc n!luded ts immense. aud tho
tnrnSttnr fn rnr ~ ~ i,I.r.t,nn toetn I'LL
Nuw EnKsauu requires nbo.it aOoOO ,ooo bushels
!lscs al,,llt ;WttON0 lt,,l Erows about i3t0V,aD.
The 1y supply & thIs dsI|c'rmcy eY'nes from ~
wess Of tic sssspp it, sud e. @ so ssou4 Ia'ess n
xool production. Dut stlIi M,oro ln tue prcscut Ut
yEHf VI chl1lphfiIlfe 6cHTGlIys
To asslltllu from tho fact thAt New York goes
West for sl1-teiltha OF hcr whcat.supply TINT
wheat-growtng ts
AN uNpnoF1TAnLE INDUSTRY,
+,o.o ..,,,,, h., a., ,,,,.nf. 49,, .,ns.,,.,,
l,1si1 "o1% Tr w. ~ ~ ;'4,,t nu con
s,ntmy will, .;nlEe.; H. I'LL iii ". IL y, Laho ~
- III m!tca 70 T.! uusne4s oa
,h hetus q , 0s @ doo oasels PCT aGrG. ra.o
or Dakotn, and sunlewaIt hivucr thun tnt f Of
California; for tho snulc yaar. ll1ils III, iuilor-
,ant p!rt OF tne tsit1leIoy 9r other eo!latiss IN
tho Settccn Valley and itg nclxhborhuou. Theru
y nnother district, lying eastward towards tho
Hudson and southwAr,l tuWardS tho polAwure,
TINT finds erea'cr profit In tuo dRirY, mnAlng
4 production lit bitttur AMI .cheese worth lnr
moro than tho grain procured from tho West.
products supplied. but d largo shuro
IL tho lD.lNO,U00 to 1iit00.UU pounds
Of cherse exported from, yeMr to yrur
is credited s to .h!s dlssret, hr!nK!nE %ast
only IL credited Il, thu aid or tho Western wheat
Yrow!ng, Going stiil noaror tho aeHbonrd, to
or Lung islund, W. lind tnoro poople and lean
wheut, a,lt the soil devoted to
NAn,iEr GARDENING,
ylcHllAR uHacF tho f!ost InEofabio circumstances