, 1873-08-29

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begged not motldio With notr" postmasors "v19 1n
revelluc o!icors wurc fr|ahtened At Iit.1 iht
usa noa o. sr,,ny my party changes. Changers woro
nn us t,o 'itS'n9 iss,,9. NJ, 70 bfTak nr any party.
good II ii now hsd WORK 10 In H. ou' Ian ~ oohe Rfcas
II there work for it, in lbs nese Of Of al 1o "n
humanity lot It az. He was eimply seeking roforn,
@ aa ~9ald 60 With any party that gave !. to him. Il
liam 1y.va ther dna ss's au ney we're hurt Les
bnt to do anvt,nu thev mat rocni. ~ 'nS present.
time comos 70 vote, thoy could rtck tho bcs. men ont
of tue nominees and aey nothing ot party. When
Il well; politicians would bend to thom Even Gov.
dnnT nov1''oge E.. nogan TO think .9iL. they Wero
esro,ds ryoi vicS aomn ps'va Ill.,. "nM ia tSt fn1t
hat now e law Tue au .et was hi dden four month";
Ic had promised to stand by the farmers aud sung
ha song,
~. ,Le, a,i my nahs. ana sl,tmoer,"
my uo'nnhss'oncfe ea"rd your ooo'
tte uis'1 a.ras. toy "ere aetermnea and
should stand bv the to to a,,d ~ luz 10
Aftor t1o cioso ~ ~ st,a,,,n,, ,r.oa,, H..
farmara iaSt tio sta,n ~ ,.y,t nuusn' .o
nichnd l., ~ h ai,.in anu mntio % 9otuo tlcA.
nlsntfni ani " moos, otmnts % nn"roa OF
r. tha Ia - IT, ~; 1 uuuaen utuo9ts, nPloao
necto With to Granros soos o5 s,c ~ os tnn tn
TIN nrt NJ con,;n., nS h6a 49, ,,;n LIN
After r.,.oas uorg ~ T., ,u,. AZ, ,,
enoo rcnssnmh1oa ar .tnna nu in't' 10 H., eno nul.
nneochas fTom Tonraacnto;v"n ~ ~ 1o nop;,s
drnnrca in Tia co1m.y' TLnsa 1ontcna, ~
Of tnoir orpon;untiona sn tnmca5 ~ r.,
mon tho n9,rnnaaa ~ whe, ,nn nr1ar ~ t!'9
Patrons of IIunbandrv ~. founIod ~ frho s;'o
most widely hnnwa ' Of ua0's; tlase s;nool3era mp
and Wnreousa o.d tyl wo Ialnu
fouud IS ~ M
tiSn ct the farmers 70 srise from tie 1ssioas
and aieo to tho nroscnt t'non noion1 t'i,J, s;e,
ration ~ Forrnor,v nv 'no cora rnnns pons'o1l Mt,
m Az somatIner cs, 1;5 i,,n.,na on,, "us ~,
ably and honestly wbiIo now nuhn uII, o1cars ~ a
woro corr,,rt smd sat "no ,n3 n1" M pun.o onceaa
wss ,'.s more disburang agent Civil reform was
mado nonenen nf NJ TX 1ocmtsa auu hm na no
had an army Of rotsinor. | avorvwhor" ""' no"
tn,n 1%ou ,,.at u'hei 90 ~ sns ox's VI
oiono Tnro ,0s ~ 1.'t w ~"
nsada, ~ anforca nn, anma Ill., ohs un % Msae
Who would not pesos
~ hr;ho. Trom roi1rn.1 ~ Trsr 4 1.uo pn1oea 1a
onod mnn VIM nuiI MI hava nood1ass ass Gtvut 1nnt
e""'a.s suuu rn' Mno wou'a to' haro nceu'oss LYLE
tre" rooa ~ fr, ma1 ;tso atso ~ NV hsor va u @ IT,,
ths aoveroment ~ ~ ''" 1''A' ''"'
ao1arusara5 wo1, pn 1sp p'nu asad ~ 'hu
rmor,,a ,,',ot.na Hno ""a n,.;. nino a
nrahara ta1,o Sa.,t noata "n r. tuau @ .
&rapgore could not be- bonpht ont ly Ronnbi- %
1...t a..
.net;o. ~ o';.a;s ~, % Giapolh u tuuho ~
rccn;Scn RoiIrnad nor.s an n, ~ "
Hince the rnfns wcra f;rn m nlnnir ron5s farrioa
etc. All that tho nroiIucors Of thn NorthwosE
had to do was to slut their granary doors, aud
II II short timo the consumers woald bo begging
nrcn W uou rosa .aoa, anu no "llng 70 Pay any
in convention ind sottle,1 '' the nricc a.ica
to bo paid farmers for pork. and
had fo }n1-n
uo1essnry !1 to1 1altners 10 go INTO politics. Blnca
azirsd renrs r os 1ooa ~, en0s ~ as,r, liz
thnt there al,onli han nrnlncers' no,ninoto
candidates for Federal md State officers, but
not wise to haso Grange party, since TINT was
S,ta hs'rei ni oFanza.loa: F6 ~ 1hny mnss; AowoSer
co,,ntv nff1cors njoarol to o|ac,t" ~ love 70
nude BY the peofle, and to intorpret them ua
the people meant they should be.
Ine aorV1cos were concluded By singing the
ri fnr 6o rnnr "T o 'o IT, ..a mah as .
could be desired, warm and breezv. Tho
speeches woro generally brief and to tie point.
and all went away delighted. Thoro was no
drunkenness, and no disorder OF any
lladn Lind; Mr; J., Pdschara 81, vent over t. tho
take any. part in tue proceedings, or appear near
tho Speakers stand. His co,irao on tho salary
grab question soomR 10 bn generally disaw,roved
was shown that ho did not 'mnunifcst himself,
since this feeling was known to him
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A Far1ncrs, Picnic in xVhitestcr.,- rxa-.
s1,ali 1,onntw. I,I. t'A'''-
s,.c;c, ni.ratc5 n IN. c5;.aao nr;,.,a,
-sp~ p''It II, DIa|s %a ~ 20 1"I at'1ne !
n1NAx, Liz aug @o'-A tasmets picnic was
bold at Sugar Grove, in Whitoaeld Marshall
County, to-day. The day was auspicious, tho
grove arranged with etapos md santa and tho
as'o;s ~ .e.t a,,,s ~ I $780,; A-e ~
oecae'on ~ sun' eou.o po oeanoo' SONG t"o
Thousand Of the sturdy farmers met in conclavo.
with their wiyes. sons. and daughters. and tho
OCCASION waa snent in apoach-mnknp soc;ai
cbaor .ra roc,tat,ana -, various h;ada 6' ''S'''
cneet' anu 1ocltas.ona Oh various 4lhos.
Mr. John Williams was chosen President,
Mossrs. George 1chales aud Livingston Roberts,
vico-prosidents. and David McDononch AMI
1ohn n.rrstt socratorioo Tha ao,,,' a.,r.;,sa 49,
oo4u 1a..oIs' o.s,osa'ioa' .' 1ao sou,'s'ltln's
NE anu afum tufnishea tue music OF tue occa-