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seven hundred and twenty.nine million
bushels of grain were produced-segen-
Teen million tons of hay--eight hundred
and seventy-two million pounds of cotton,
and nearly four hundred thousand pounds
of silk; there are cattle upon more than
thousand hills, and the voice of husband
men make vocal all the air from the ST.
Lawrence 10 the Mexican Gulf


Of our institutions we are naturally and
Justly proud. With our trans Atlantic
friends, institutions make the men; with Us
men make the institutions. Something
has been done when men can stand up in
the light of Heaven and worship God in
their own way-when their speech is as
free as the air, subject only 10 the limita-
tinns of truth-when the honest poor man
can Judge the false rich man--when Truth
holds the scale where Justice presides.--
Ii such is the state of things here, We have
done well. Of our land we may well
boast-there is no egotsm in that These
broad plains, rich valleys, and towering
mountains-these world-encircling rivers
and ocean-wide lakes--these free and
vigorous men, who are accountable to no
| tribunal save their own and Heavens are
subjects of which we may justly boast
But let us not forget our great reponslbili-
i ty. All our energies. all our watchful
ness, all our love of country, must aid Us
to preserve this glorious inheritance.


Mr.. E. enlarged upon the Importance o
internal communication to the farmer, de
picted in beautiful language his happ,
mode of life, and reiterated the idea of hi
paramount importance in the body polite
Your city New York; stands upon he
own proud monument. But her fate de
pends upon the fate of the soil we tread
Science was your nurse, mechanic art
and commerce minisiered unto you; al
have worked for you, and YOU should b,
grateful. We have all proper means with
IN ourselves, and now to protect ourselve
Z will be the great bond which shall rende
our policy perfect and our position i'm
pregnable.


Mr.. Elliot portrayed wildly the powe
Of machinery, in The course of which h
mentioned the application of electricity
the production of music. A short lin
since, lady accidentally discovered th
usefulness of this invisible agent IN tn
growth of plants. Now, said Mr.. Z
lightning makes your pote toes grow, an
!. lulls your wife to sleep by lis delightful
music! He contended that all mechanics
! arts we're properly fine arts--lhat it re
qured as great a mind to build and set j
motion steamship, as to chsel the coun
terfeit presentment of breathing life !
marhle


For all This, he claimed for the laboreI
!, Or producer, better production, more pei
! feet education, and higher stand in SC
: ciety. The great work of the age is
he the elevation Of labor. The cry 70
help has been heard; societies are forme
for the alnelioration of evil. Labor de
mands first of all, knowledge Of Princi


