The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1873-12-25

the full realization Of thlo 0goae dooiso
and absolute necessity 0f the nooelo
having due regard 10 united and anil
i form action therein. Especially ohal
such Central Cnmlnlttee, ID nakInG
the Aforesaid suegseeioue, a6viso thl
GganGes throughoue the Union . bold
To strict. real and 0ctHni aCcounts.
biilty their respective United States
| Senators and Representatives, end
ff0m time 30 timo ta1e such measures
- will in no uOOortnin terms manigeei
the determination of tho Order % In.
sist upon prompt and decisive action
~ o0r National Legislature upon the
sud3ect under confederation.
A number of other resolutions wsre
offered and adopted or referred. The
com. h which was fsfeftsd t6e report
Of the Executive Com. made . report
thereon highly comme ndatory and
bestowing especial praise On State
Agent Whitman. ,.,.st ..45
The afternoon session was distin-
guished BY the lengthy report Of Oon-
mietes Of rsfsrsucs on addrsss Of the
Worthy Master. In which rscommsn.
dation was made % puhlish . portion
Of said address - . circular to the Or
der. A flood Of resolutions were Of
terred which met with diverse action.
Among those adopted wsrs ths follow
ing: -
Iiesolved, That We request our Rep
resentatives 10 the fifteenth General
Assembly Of the State Of Iowa not to
receive any free pass on the railroads
on going to and rsturnins from the
came. ~
WHEREAS, Certain Illinois Impls-
ment Manufactursrs have combined.
and At : recent meeting resolved that
they will not deal directly With Farm
er's Clubs or Granges therefore,
Resolved. That the Iowa State
Grange hereby discountenance the
purchase OF any Implement manufhc-
tured by such eombinati0u, and the
sale Of IL products 10 member Of our
Order % long - it Cd leres 70 its hos
tile and unreasonable resolution.
Resolved, That committee Of twelve
be appointed on memorializing the
General Assembly Of the 6tate Of lows
on the question of regulating the char
ges for freights and tariffs on the sew
eral railroads Of Iowa. Said commit
tee shall indicate the kind of Q tariff
that will meet the approval OF this
body. --s+ q -..-t.4f
In the evening. after unwIitteu
work. Committee on Insurance re-
ported recommending that the Execu
tive Committse mature . plan for
county and district insurance A re-
port was also adopted authorizing the
same committee to appoiut . State
Agent with headquarters IT Des
Moines.
A large oommittse made . report II
vorable to the Wernsr Harvester aud
recommending the closing Of the con-
tract in connection therewith, which
was adopted amid applause.
Saturday, the sixth day, after open
Ing In usual form. brought another
griss Of resolutions; among those
adopted We fud room for the follow
Ing:
Resolved, That Il 10 the opinion OF
the state Grange Of lows, that the Of
dee OF County Superintendent Of
Schools. be abolished. a
Moved that the thanks of this 0tafe
Grange be rendered 10 the railroads Of
this city for their courtesies tn the
members of this State Grange.
A.
eraI Assembly has the right to regu-
late the freight and tariff rates on the
railroads In the State Of Iowa but we
alsO believe that q declaration of ox-
elusive right would not be In accord
ance with the Constitution Of the
United States, which declares that
Congress has the right TO regulate
commerce between the several 6tatcs.
Resolved, That this State Grange
request the fifteenth General Assem-
bly, Of the State Of Iowa to pass Q Law
creating Board of Trustees in each
whose duty Ii shall be to
supply the place Of County School Gu
perintendent.
A detailed report was made by the
on Relief of dsstitution In
North western counties, in which the
fact Of actual aud extended suffering
was affirmed and prompt measures In
aid recommended. General Baker
was also thanked for his timely and
efficient assistance.
Monday the sixth and last day Of
the session was principally occupied In
the consideration OF resolutions and
pertaining to tho organic law
Of the various Grange organizations
State and Subordinate.
The salaries Of the ofncers Of the
State Grange we're fixed as follows:
Master-not exceeding 81 900 annu-
ally including clerk hire, and actual
incidental expenses.
Secretary-sams ~ master.
Treasurer-not moro than $500 an.
nuaily including clerk hire, and actu-
vi incidental expenses. and to give
bond in the sum of $50, 200.
Ex. Committee-Esch member 500
and actual expenses.
Committee on Transportation re-
ported In favor of memo rislizing Con-
gress to build . double track freight
railway from Sioux City, Iowa to Nor.
folk, Va, to be owned and operated
by the government.
A number of other resolutions were
offered and tabled, referred or filed,
and the Grange adjourned sine die at
. late hour in the evening.
A Salt Lake dispatch says Chief
Justice NcKesn again refuses 70 ad-
init polygsmists to citizenship. In .
case on Thursday, where tho appli-
cant had left plural wife to 60 herd
ing for substance. Justice McKean
was very severe. He said such mon
would not make good citisens. and
had no right to come here and prsc-
tics crime, which In their own coun-
try would send thsm to the penitsn:i-
ary. Brisham's organ (ths Nesss) ~
tacks the Judge savagely on this &C.
count.
Capt. e. b Ward of Detroit, the
great iron m anu ufActurer, champion
protectionist, railroad manager, and
shrewd business man, has been sadly
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