, 1866-09-27

(snd manufactures to represent woots5pVfnr
fshs nea ,he New Ens.nd Se1s sps aissgs
committed roons, pad INN where yon would,
fSa f. v.a ''f il ss: sseI d 70 sf9 g p1eee
ralyrrn. da.les, because eaa.siaea..ons alw,ys
. host Of INSPECTORS who were generally the par
ssss Of p9i.1s and II ,s 1Ry ;os
1st clsfs oi our voting population, and re1u re-
icn because they had secured The lsst election OF
know nothing Of wool, bar clsss It ~ direcied 10
hy wool bnyeIs and naarnisctu1s.s. Let there be
so y w re- and tho
Last winter Pennkylvania iarmcr GENT him
ss sfsss q =, sys c y oy[ Of he Sis,a Woa
e@an bow he would il H. .ssa soFl 1als iootsd IL
u 4, snd pronounced y poor cheap lot ar,d SID
ths psscstcsl snoaicdss Of legislators. Thsy my
be ehones1-censress Is patriotic beay, but Il Is
lanentably Ignorant, on tho wool question.
Senate ID ra!ncF aoo6t1al, beeause New
abeut equal to Illinois, sends many more Senator'S
Eastern sheep IalseIs DO not eaze fos : ta3, be-
mise sheep and sell them to Western men at
enormous i'rices. Tho way to do WAS 10 instruct
the representatives. from each Western State on
neforu they leave fof Wa*hineton1 and lis word
for It the Necessary laws won1a be made. But
send no more agents to Washington.
Dir. Wentworth was frequently applaudfd, bis
opinions fse1ning to he Almost unanimously up
proved By Ile meeting;
h rs a:sssns sS e ssfFts' s@
New York. at The request OF the RsVenpa Co1nli5.:
siun, who desired information on the wool
question, and that they afterwards attended the
Convention with view OF fnTtherins The Interests
General john Mcconnell, Of Springfield, moved
tsi The As:esissson proceed 10 the election Of o'-
Nj. Garland was rcnom,patcd for President.
Ou notion, Inc Secretary was Inst tncted to cast
The entire rlaiIot o. the Association for Mr.. Ga7
laud, Which was done, and Nj. Garland declared
Mr. Samuel r Boardman MES rcnomfuated for
Secretary. The President was instructed to cast
The ballot, and MI. Boasdman va, declared
n: 9: ". Mile, ~ reelected Treasurer, Nz.
1rtsiacsase l lasse: Aisa Dani,p @ td'sS of rso.ia
First District, Bon. lohn Wentworth, OF Chichgo;
Sseond Disttiet: M J; s. ToTns, Of Geneva; Ta'fd
= ,,oS az oe - r.:ss mi So45 p'a
trset, Joshua +. M,li-, of Pastne; Sixth District,
paEiel Kelley, ot Waealqn; SeIsnth District. +.
q nans!1! Eca,9 Gstst En- Rsuka
bury, Of Gsisssviile; Tenth District, Colouel 3.
II. Raslln.et q CasIuvile: Eleventh Dis:r1c:, ".
=; boys. o. hinsnnno! iMel.n nstnc,, ts.r.,
n1hnam ~ II Pnrsne.x A'ls''1e' L. ~
NJ ~ ". 81 s. H9essis, o, Rasins. m Wisconsin, moSsd
pom pond nj itt ;he,nemeers Of coossess repscsscsins n
their districts. on the subject of duty on wool,
and 10 Otherwise fnr1her by all means In their
pgMeI - 1t, To91 thae ,,nt on,a
II the Fier Presidents waited upon the Congress-
men in person. Let them unite upon the tzrir 10
oe askSa. s9a .henwess II .nt.on.
Haee M psestdsnt ne 9ld not & eats q how % mncn woss
NY were sifea 10 DO: we 0 want anti daty q Sky
cent? poana On "on,. % and We want tssse senile,
aad so!resGoncenSe, ent n eyers Other wa:. W.
10 ;ase ss;o It ths ,ckt SECTION o. Coz
pound IN al Kinds Of WOOL, aud an od raiot:s,
a,iaa on manu1aeta!cd seo1lsn goods"
| Etse.rtd, That IN. the opinion Of this A.socia.
ton. ths interests q wool grower. thronshaat re
gnited States. woald ne materially adsanGed BY
te:sion Of Copcsess. =
[ 4 uumhcr OF gentlemen expressed themselves
all the interest should receive tariff protection, OF
hat there should he no tariff at I'll.
| Tho President approved the resolution, and
thought The Interest Il would awaken must have
"a In great good
from, tho President OF the Ohio Woal Growers
ssS ssten fn'nas'ns that OHIO would taxi
Several oiher gentlemen spoke on the subject
ali ag1eeiag that immediate and united action o
Western wool growers was necessary, aud favor
Inc the passage of thc resolution.
The resolution was unanimously passed, ant
the Secretary was directed to transmit a copy o
tion.l Wool Growers' Association.
no:hins conld be done 10 obtsin .he ,ni1asnee .
1 Ttryx, ft, ~ nr%l tMvt1
liz iiEcd iho general princjnles c or id ihe TH1nusE e
but must withdraw his patronage unless It
Then followed remarks from scv ,.al rent1euc
on ihe tarill question. The. w,re unaEinaousI
. IN favor Or 4 high a. u OF nun. at all.
. "shoddy" msnufscturs a swindle naon tte put
lie shoddY displaced 1900 pounds Of wool pc
u. NinieT e:iafsa ihc ioliow,ng resolution:
: other tsrm for ftaad, and leads % cheating: an
tsscasy aud that ~ ne judgment S o. s tnS Ass9 N.Y.
, ought 1o be prohibited bJ law.
Gr, noajdmsn Ts oiered III . ths f teliow1ng: IT,,
ted States Of Americ1 thst all wool Imported INT
tho C1ited states shall pay duty or e cents ps
: cents for econzed.
Nr W5iSet Of M.sisa Comfy, hopsa so's as,1, a.
J, .ome @ % morc = s,,insene Slate laT. IN relation
dogs; b rroposea tax G ef 8 per head. the "a. s
S 81 nS o1sy aoe G9 9 nj a,so oa
8 loose they would soon tarnish IL he blood
;hoIoagn oreds. and nndsfm1s I .ds caorts no
q ,1he u Wa generally Considered heavier iha
shs Lg:sa1nd1ff n.1f, "9a gnas IT, If nos.,n
y some kind q dog iav, AMI! to fnanEtuliy seess
!, tllese bIutes Killed more than Ssoo,o worth
N IT, sn6sa Ssa aao osased The following:
1t 10 grant ths tafII We ask for OF foseisn wool
A.ei some assns.ioa = to ts polio, of ae0l
e Ihe Association then adjourned 70 meet {
grounds of the Illinois Agricultural society.
/ sTATE:AG!tiCuLTpMAL, S0GnET1 ,c;als {.
Z nell, in he eSsir.
), declining re-see,ion to lie oaies of Vice Pre-
1 On motion. tho Constitution of tho Society "
9 rcnd By the Secretary.
's poinied By the president eoa.,sting of s. ;,
d nd Uiish Nils, Of Salem. =,
.: report, md it was adopted.
e. .nce, reprcscntinr Yprty seven COUNTIES. ~
rs T TnolIon was made @ I,y lii. Brown, Of San:
d. ~ ar;tn ort fhn IA i,ar y,trt 1T nrrfnn f,vG
le . ~ ~ n. l.. ~ r.i.t,cn - erP,esSient.
ae ine NnnrS ~ Honn m aeIinrs. .uAr4ontcd. II
I. III. nmnlnn. NJ Champsicn. moyet TO s,r1
I'd ant The ihi.d Of ths eonstitutiop, aholI
IN, H. nif,rs n Regarding SecretarYs and III
I III dnties m The CoIresnondluc SECRETARY.
j. mniion prevailed chsnaiup tbe hopy of ho
IL tnn Tho hienni,i rcefinrs AZ the Society 4,
ts ~ tnSeHi. St1si -, ~ thJ-1s Ssr
sc The Sncietr then nrocredei 10 The election
9n ofticerr. wft the fo{1ewins result: President
"a p 4ee99hGil Q. spI9ggaSI!a, s'ee f'esiosA
to T6a v-co r.. .fJn1f. nov, d{strIets afe a.
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a Seeona ntx,,5rt-1fo.es Desn. OF DeE
fn | oeSouu AieuaeEAoaeo OSaa' Va NeA
he ! Eq1uE!. a. II p.,,rx.,, ~ c
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