. Geschichte der Hereford Rind: Bewährte abschließend das älteste der verbesserten Rassen. Hereford Rind. Geschichte oder Hereford Rind 132, die ich wahrnehmen, indem sie eine Mitteilung in ihrem März Nummer, Herr Sotham verloren hat, dass comity ot Gefühl, mit dem er pro-Fessed in die Diskussion über die rela- tive Verdienste der Shorthorns und die Hier - Furten, vor allem, was er hat, ohne Pausen für den Schmerz und die Schädigung zufügen würde, gesprochene m Begriffe fallen wenig kurz der völligen Missachtung der Zucht skill einzugeben, und auch das Wissen von dem, was die wertvolle Punkte darstellt.

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. History of Hereford cattle : proven conclusively the oldest of improved breeds . Hereford cattle. HISTORY or HEREFORD CATTLE 132 that I perceive by a communication in your March number that Mr. Sotham has lost some of that comity ot feeling with which he pro- fessed to enter into, the discussion of the rela- tive merits of the Shorthorns and the Here- fords, more especially that he has, without pausing to consider the pain and injury it would inflict, spoken m terms falling little short of utter disrespect of the breeding skill, and even the knowledge of what constitutes the valuable points of cattle, possessed by Mr. You- ATT^ Hon. Henry Clay, Mr. Hepburn, and late- ly, my humble self. No man, 1 will venture to say, intimately acquainted with Mr. Sotham, values him more highly than I do, and I have ever believed that he was by no means properly apfireciated by a large portion of our breeders. "I well recollect with what profound pleas- ure I hailed Mr. Sotham's communication from England (published in your October number), that he was on his way to this country, 'with the best lot of stock ever seen together, ' and his modest challenge to the owners of the best cat- tle in America, to meet him at the cattle show at Niblo's in October. It is an affair of more magnitude than every one may suppose for one man to buy up 'the best lot of stock ever seen, ' even in the small Island of England, and I could not help fancying the deep mortification, the unavailing regrets of such men as Earl Spencer, Mr. Bates, and other English breed- ers, when they ascertained the fact and found that the broad Atlantic rolled between the aforesaid 'lot' and England. What deep and lasting gratitude then should every American have felt towards so great a public benefactor. But alas! all know that the 'ingratitude of re- publics' has passed into an adage. The fair day arrived at Niblo's, and witti it arrived ilr. Sotham, with the Hereford cow (with the aliases) that 'won the first prize

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