Address Delivered At the Annual Meeting of the N. Y. State Agricultural Society
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Three millions of sheep in five years, or at the rate of six hundred thousand per annum, is the story of their thinning out, and though it may be insisted that but a fraction of this number was taken off by unleashed whelps, yet it cannot be concealed that their incursions lie at the basis of 21 the discouragement and decline of tins husbandry.
Knowing that it is the most profitable branch of feeding which the farmer has, whether for quick returns of moneys invested, or for the manurial wealth ...accumulated in the fold, and that in con- nection with root-culture, it is the main hope we possess for the restoration of our soils, even to its ancient standard of productiveness, it is quite un- accountable, that such supineness on this subject, is manifested by the representative farmers in our Legislative Hall. Interests that might be indicated commercially by millions of dollars, and agricul- turally in the facilities afforded for a higher tillage and a maximum yield, by as many millions more, are not only jeoparded, but wholly disregarded ; as if the howl of curs was more grateful than the bleating of flocks, and the design of improvident legislation by an inefficient tax, was to let these dis- turbers of the night and burglars of the farm- yard, pass yet a little longer unwhipt, or pardon me for saying, unhung of justice.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Three millions of sheep in five years, or at the rate of six hundred thousand per annum, is the story of their thinning out, and though it may be insisted that but a fraction of this number was taken off by unleashed whelps, yet it cannot be concealed that their incursions lie at the basis of 21 the discouragement and decline of tins husbandry.
Knowing that it is the most profitable branch of feeding which the farmer has, whether for quick returns of moneys invested, or for the manurial wealth ...accumulated in the fold, and that in con- nection with root-culture, it is the main hope we possess for the restoration of our soils, even to its ancient standard of productiveness, it is quite un- accountable, that such supineness on this subject, is manifested by the representative farmers in our Legislative Hall. Interests that might be indicated commercially by millions of dollars, and agricul- turally in the facilities afforded for a higher tillage and a maximum yield, by as many millions more, are not only jeoparded, but wholly disregarded ; as if the howl of curs was more grateful than the bleating of flocks, and the design of improvident legislation by an inefficient tax, was to let these dis- turbers of the night and burglars of the farm- yard, pass yet a little longer unwhipt, or pardon me for saying, unhung of justice.
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