, 1873-09-13
POLITICAL.
Largo Gathering Of Northern Wiscon-
sill Patrons of ltnsbanIry,
Encouraging Progress Of tho Farmers
Movement IN Missouri.

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maryland Republican State Convention
'"orogon congressional Nomi.
nation.
Northern yElscouaf,, nsarrona ~ rau..
bn,,,lrr.
s,..,,, n;s,o,.s =, ~. 1s.,.,, nr,...u.
1o>r .' W., % TX w. ~ ~. u'a' ~ 1t'us .,'.
foHo W LAY, h"'' oep'. l4.-Apout throe
Weoks ngo tho Patrons OF 1luabnndry in tho
md uroon Lalo, whoro tho tho oraor vag tnatitutci
-, -, oor,, d., ..,a ~, too,, .>..a.,.u... -.
~ W. o"'ls 10y, aAs' .aa uuun p.oSpesou6' CON.
f1heneod pofleesln6 arrangements 1or 8fohd
tcos haye bccn very busy porfcoting tho nocessa-
~. orranronnntu aocu,.;n0 anoakers. nronnr;ur
I'm rrn,intIn Sc' WortI cnmn Trom tnn vnrio,,ss
cnn}ics that oac,, IRA t3ra,.ra would aenI jaTuc
snIod mora than woe 1sI', aeo tat nol loaa eI ia
nm far'or, ~, hor .xor'I ia nroaont
1ho fannnra ~ ~ ti,;a r"rt ~ tf,o AK = nro H.
dcn, narncnt " Thov @ hsre wotcea ,eit1, a1ont
thav Inv, fo 6 oaxv u ~ rorda
<'y;aS tIso iois tno noavy nono ~ .atonn ~ N.Y.
ter,r ;.aa aau 'noy haso smprn a. to .Saon sno w
IT,: sts v, y taa a sno ~ .ia ~ 90
$oaio1as1y a.. n@tu5sa !1s Iney ano1an maRg shls
s snee aiass grano ra!3 N NoI1aerh Mlsconsnl, as
aponatk as p9sssple put the eeMontn t,t Weto
a;n,ror cnn, eoun ~, ,,c rerna thn ~
% sito"o5 cN'1o up, "n.cn Ptotoo Wy ~
snnesu 6u"iu VI ~ "A-unss la,1' Not"isi
ietandlnG tho great need OF rain. TINS
etosn et3s alsappolnteu thoaannds OF farmers n
this part Of the State. Largo delegations Start
20 from all tho counties named, but most or
tnem Aad not courage 10 tace ING storm anu
tnrnoa bach, 30 that lnstoaa OF the 9,0oo So anu
saeir WaVos, something 1888 than 1,ooo "efo
Among tho prominent members Of the Pat
tonB OF Husbantlry present, wore Col. .. Wyatt
Alton. son OF ex-doT: A1hon, Of south Carolina,
2 general deputy Of tho National Grange Col.
John l. Coohrano, hlHstor OF the Wisconsin stat
Grange; A1r. Drainard, Secretary Of Tho State
iGrange; pr. Q. w. Wight, Of hlilwaukeo, tho
moving spirit in the Reform Convention Whicoh
was hold ut milwaukee, on the 23d Of this month,
anu many others. In consequence OF the storm
~ outdoor exerclecH wcro abandoned. at q
o.ciock public meeting took place at Amory
!Hail, Col. cocllrane presiding, WHO introduced
Co Aiken ' Who addressed TIC audience M e. Tor over
IN honr. Ihe Bpcakcr retorroa to the causes
Which brought into existence the order Of Pat
rona or Huabandry, spoke Of tho men who or
canned tho arht trango, tceated upon the . needs
make meetings always interesting, urged
tho Fatrons to kecp themselves perfectly
famlliar with tho object aud uses OF tho
ortor, lss ru!eB, and its Workings. Harmony
md good order should always prevail, and the
discuaaion OF political questions should not
'cntor into Orange meetings.. There should bo
no sworving from tho gront views Of tho order,
W., wn'9n nro hgl' noble. ara worthy Ho urged s
ticlana. They will sock admission into your
ranks. Keep them out; they hayo no business
with yon. ana yon have mono with them. That
class has Already ao9o tao farmers OF THIS
beok admission with your soclotles Tor solsll
anu unworthy purpoaes, anu those only 40
predicted that, ero another year entlB the order
wlil have become as m general general and popular u all
membership VII H. b9 numbered by milliona. Tue
epeech was loudly c1eereu, tho faFmers o1pross-
ing themselves hag13ly picasoa with Gol. AIKEN.
ho Is an cay, torclpie spoaker, and us whole
gves Hucn rich PROMISE Of it's ability to correct
many owns, which, y not checked. are suro to
bF e lppss eosgs Of n nPon e 'q osr tho
farloaa plaees o. pIblc resort 4heao meetings
manilcstca docp cnrnostncss IN tho discussion
OF tlln various Questions n9" aetatlng sne tarm-
eaa n 1ver ,nS conntf IL aoekSa oa
ERi ieadofa "a near iofh,af un}ieiufog paftfehn9
Geclare lhat they would no longer be bound
ho"11 to tne OLD party, aa oIton III reference to
the @ @hepupaeean ieIaI as tho democratic Tho Ropub-
ed"'n Nv eon ev "s ~ n na oeh con-
ip ihcpnoLcans amoHg .1a tno ,a.aaSta Mny, sala q
leading mn, the tarmersare bonding osory onort
10 enfow from tnc1 neeRn tno otsnng loau OF
the aud yot RopuIcan fermors ao apo agEaa pbQ bq
MI, II nto fr0nront;nn ~ .r,,nart to -,
~ osato CoMsea's.Vat 70 naRpofs ,of hleuseaant
governor man, H. Il. Baker, Tho, as senator
last Whter, ol%ays Vosoa Win the railroad
t, mohopo.isss, rs! anu ~ VINO IL ahoWn to pc pltans
~ ~ .no sian1s ~ sagn 5allr2au meGna1os 81 as
~, nton, ~ ?. .. atott ~ =. ~ oa5oy,
ana 2.noss. u ~ an 'nsntt lor the JaIty teadera
~ lsn ID ~ " se.e @ ior sien man; ngs.aoa pe'n8
'na einu nanas o. ra'atoaa ,nohoposta, nasef who
.o;t u1etssa " .;u ino uallSo tos WHICH no IN
M tlguluMatea, H. wv surely y1e eecoine i1I ,aoVefu9I
attof so Mn.t ain o. March ds'?, 'o1 "9anpIn eo w
tIsuo Sss 49, ;, -. ~ 10 ,;i3a -
for nrt ~, liz, s,or WI ~! III IN IN, ~ tn
snna ~ ,hra,,;r an;,oa IL anI,,nt est u,
mane 1a xo'o Ell san m " uS 1a.ets ioe
1,ornora cannnt aIuit;fy tcnaa,vos in vnt;ett 90.
1M'o'n e"uuot ns'ttly .uuinootsoo ~ tut4u5 lor