Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1892-01-21

business Far tie daiiynen for the sumner
mSItass lhiak ,hers il Eos
There is 70 yesson why oar
che se fscso.ies should not b. patron zsd
. - vsE ~ the cfesmsries, except fas: ~
the work n the cheese !sc.oGies has not
reached The stsze Of perfection, q n tha
Gaze OF cfesneYies. Oar Secretary should
i,9aire into these facts are lay them bs.
fire the executive c,mmistee. Ii may be
fooad that some Of the money for inssi-
so,es can be devoted TO employing ~ sx.
pert csesse maker.
Stock hasosacry should be especially
fssssrea. Prof. BaIsnsine believed TIA;
PRACTICAL men CO bs found In our ovn
state 10 9lsc7ss these matters inteliigs nly.
! He believed here is . tendency 70 c5v-f
TOO much sr1usd ia this institute work.
There should b. fever sasjsc trssfsd.
Mr.. McReen ard osaers a.ksd s,cae per
tiasni eiessions viich we're answered sa.-
isfsctoriiy. and thea the discussion vas
taken % By Nr. " II ytp,on o, Carse--
land. Among otter mater. 70 which Mr.
yi5s5n cIi.sd attention, vas tnss Of seiiir z
ss slese iasEi1tes Of great teais th.. lad
oeea hievei IL farming. Hs ti:.d the
stc,y vh CT ons leu ee tolA ~ ceiling his
!sns, ss si3 spiscs, He aiiss think .hss
such stolis. snoaid b. told b. Institute
Lecturer. though ,zue, All ms.t II the
hssrtrs you'd not beEe7e !. and the effect
you'd De 1r,xvsr1hie
Mr.. P 8. Adsms Of SsgadAhoc said he
diin's believe the speakers should Re D
b,ek the truth He h4d rsised = socd
many potatoes on an acre Of ground and be
knew no reason shy be should no. say 80.
| Wha. ore man bad done an ,sher c1ad DO
Mr.. Bslen,in. made some turtle. peril.
nenl suggestions and Mr. Porter Of Houlton
Vas called upon Asd spoke earnestly Of the
s1cd shich the ihstit stes are doiax, and be
thought there should be sessions Is3 DAYS
IN length
Mr.. Greene Of Bangor believed th,t eli
the stories Which are true should be told If
they can be proved. We want practical
mea, be believed. a practical MAJ
10 always safe. He will leave
good Impression on the crowd Ills thu
practical man. though he be net 80 good a
salksr, tha. 10 wanted instead Of tie theoriss
Mr.. Lo- Ct ReslAsld spoke persinen,iy
on The subject andsr discussion.
| Mr. Giimtn % Piscx.squis said that he
had attended ba. one farmer. institute.
and did not fesl ike speaking regarding
them He vas Inclined, however to BIZ
.isve with Mr.. Vlnion. Hs knew Of =
| butte. factory bsing established BY telling
the people they could get fifty cents per
| pound. when, a. \ matter CT fact they so,
about 10 esnts. II the ismo story Was told
to mott Audiences the speaker should add
/ This IS al exceptional case and Is rarely
done
Prs.id ,os Fern,!d Of the State Calleg,
said he believed thu. half truths did the
miscbie'. Accompanying these statements
| Of almost phenomenal success should b.
statements Of the surroundings under whc J
| sach results were attained. Rsgsraiog
| college men as lecturers he believed they
should be employed IN the right Inns II
hId known of no lecture srousing 40 muc1
eatbusiatm az the o9e delivered AZ Sk3.hs-
ssu by Prof Rogers of ,hs State college
upon the sub set OF taxation.
Mr.. Th9mpsOn, tie new member from
Wsshi GA sail that the more institute
work that could be got into his county h
| bitter he liked IL.
Ia the course OF Secretary Gi ber,s
remarks. he said: We have n great many
Intelligent farmers in our State, who are
csrfyiag out the best methods known TO u.
All are obtaining the best results. |
I'D not for a minute scale down state
n @ is regTdir the bes. work. / has been
the view 70 hold up the standard.
good practical worker Of improved
methods and good lecturer is combine
ton quite rare. la regard TO concentrated
effort on single point. thare been an &,
le rnpt in that drec ioa made, and there has
been good deal of satisfaction secured
We ut yer should less sight CT scierce a.
applied TO agriculture.
Mr.. Mckseu said he had been vsry much
p essed with the discu'siol this afternoon.
IL was we'll k1osn that hs was interested
Ia The matter Of The common schools. Many
Of these schools he believed had a tendency
to educi.l the pupil asaY from the farm
lie thou. hit he 5 ate Cole se cflen 81 iYsred
frlm tot havtog thAse com mon schools a.
stepping st)LeI. He bell tia. Ihroush
such sources many mere might be inter
es'ed in agriculture. lie sIoka of The
excellent lecture that had teen i,liytrsd
b. Pot Rogers. and teIi,sd mat he be-
ciled up1D 10: remarks up n the sui ect
OF tsKs;on
Prof, K gers Ia few words, as 1t was
gstttog lat n sde som very peri EFT re-
'nbAs W tue eE"J u u Ntsaoo, lie eblu
tlst copi,s OF TIE listiEg bill would De sent
TO the erarges for discussion, and h, be
heved grest aivsDtsze w uld accrue from
a careful study Of tie matter. NJ. Carl
ner from Kaox, M. Pesse OF York and
Mr. Smiley OF Somerse.. made interesting
remarks before tds sdj1urnment which
vas q . % Thursday morning.
Caucus Last Evening.
Ats preliminary c Aucus held las: tvenir z
n he Cogy HCuGe, the nomination Of q
seer, tary came up ard Mr. 2 W. Mckeep
received msj jrity Of the votes .st. Tn
voting between tho two candidates, Mr.
Mex zen and Mr. L A G ioert the p-sse.;
lUc .Gbtnt, was q ate close.