~ A.,,cr17unn.-The lecture Of Mr.. Coleman,
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.,.r,1rPn-The lecture OF Mr.. Coleman,
,u.-l At the Amcrican Institute on wednesday evening


, 1,nq and rather tircsome: but 1t conpineu many
b and practical suggestions worthy OF general


The main topics OF his address we're the dignity Oh


,, labor The true relation of Agriculture to National
Ib social pros pcry and individual happiness the van
~ abuses which have grown out OF It's neglect ana 'e
cans necessary to It's proper rank IN


The con,rsls, between ownand and foreign corn-


-, the freedom and sure reward Of labor, and IN the
ocone which we enjoy for manfAd improvements, was
~ d.ayed and many valuable statiS'ics were presented
s Tho ,oun, of grains raised portions OF this and
c; ,,3s-of the results of different modes Of culture


e tho NOW inventions which have been introduced and
.h devised TO carry forward this great branch OF true
national greatness


1c prevacn, opinion that the discoveries of 'cenee can
~, be prof,ablv applied te agriculture dProved ana
attention to the results of experiment and the do
oc o,,lov was zealouslY urged Some very useful
,,-,;ca remarks were made upon the imperfect Culture '
lands-the neglect 80 manure and oiief wise ''


he ,p Of constantly employing the ground tor success


;,ho,t respite and the careless, halfway cul
- roo often bestowed upon valuable farms thus rendered
almost worthless The disposition of our people to become
,cb bv specua,on-by dealing in fancy socSs-and in all
sorts OF STOCK except "cc ''oSN' ~
and the opinion maintained that in order to prosperity '
nus, give place regard for and devotion to agricultural
pursuits and just appreciation Of honest industry


The proper and feasible method TO bring about 'n'
desirable state public feeling in Mr. Coleman oPino" Is
q. organize agricultural societies throughout the country 10


se information upon this and kindred subjects and to de-
wise and give weight plans fer the promotion OF our ri
cultural ntcecsts He spoke in terms of high c'mmenda''n
Of the Institutes already formed for purposes akin to these o
the efforts of individuals in different sections OF the T. States
and the spirit generally manifested among the well and ac
curoev informed portions of community with regard to these
subjects He mentioned the plan which has been suggested
of establishing central Agricultural Society," and approved
rather of dividing United States into four Districts and
thus establishing as many separate Societies


The audience quite and as attentive to the
discourse as the nature of the subject would easily allow