The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-11-29

vention. 1t woald not do to admit toe
many people of too many classes into oul
house. If the men did not quarrel, the
women would.
Colonel Daniels made strong appeal il
support of the motion of Mr.. Logan. III,
believed in independence of all interests
and classes; that the farmers were inter
ested in the success of the merchants, and
wee versa, that there were many questions
which could alone be considered by the
class themselves most intimately concerned
IN their adjustment. The question o.
transportation, for instance, had beer
brought up ; the farmers of the country
were being imposed on by the policy of the
| railroad companies, which materially re.
duced the value Of land. This matter
farmers must themselves consider. II
would not do to refer it to men who had
railroad interests.
The remarks of Colonel Daniels were
applauded.
Mr.. |. S. Keller thought 1t was to be a
conference and consultation for the general
good of all classes. 1t would not do to
exclude other classes and professions. He
could not make crop without consulting
the merchants from whom he got his ferti-
lizers. Their interests were common. We
must build up Virginia; not draw lines of
prejudice among her people.
Mr.. Romano, of Chesterfield, from the
committee, said that the report had been
maturely considered; that he saw nothing
terrible in the association of merchants and
farmers, and that their interests were COM
mon. The merchants of the city had in
every way encouraged this movement had
given the Convention the use of the hall and
had extended their Inequalities.
MIR. Logan said he had hot meant that this
separation should apply to this Conven-
ton. He was reminded of little story.
1t was once proposed that all the churches
be merged into one. A wise old deacon
said, when it was once proposed to level
all the fences in the Mohawk valley, SO the
people could live neighborly together, that
the right way for people to live neighborly
was to have ten foot fence between them.
well staked and guarded.
ESQ let every man stay in his house. If
merchants come here, let them be well re-
ceived, but let them remember it is
our house. They ought not to interfere
with one another's business.
Colonel G. w. Boiling made powerful
appeal for the report of the committee.
He was in favor Of consolidating all the in
tercsts essential to the prosperity of agri-
culture. All these could well be pat at
the farmers control. What was the
similarity between this plan and
that of consolidating families under
one roof? This proposition was fraught
with danger and detriment to the farmers
of Virginia. He would not dsparage any
other interests, which were all essential
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