, 1873-03-24
GRA1Nl.NSPECTiON.
Views OF tho iIonrsl of Trnuo TAoroOn.
In fts Edikar af I.he Chfcdno 11.ifIuues

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iantuo not W .AAo i,o,1 sno o"''eie VI snu.r
nsonla one'f ha1ufHl f'eub 10 Aiiu'so ah1 elaahay
@ snoir properly ano u s''on manner aa .noy ue'
alto' 1oe the purpose OF BOILING ana reanz'
ing INC most 1or' IT, inoy 40 nos
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ea'hpllan eo'"p"sso'y y, in1peo.ioh VI hny Aiau ~
W ptopo,ts tnat aooa ilo' on'ons w. y. tn. 40
not uousnt ~ tno osu'o' auu a'osii " ~aien
aocs no1 poiols " 'uo clslAyns u 1no ,1. nsaao
ana ,hey it,s'at 1nHs tno people Q, 1o"a, nlsoon-
grain to this market should Aayo tho privilege,
not o,1v n o,oct n ,v}o,n t,,c ,v,1, cona,gn tfa
rro,r irt ,1so ~ 4v,,or, thov 7,,l1 .do1aneta to
elhl' pus also ~ "nou1 .uoy "sa uolcs"'o tuo
the National Board OF Trndo At its session III st.
Louis In 1871, that "All State inspection is TIN
necessary and oDpressire to tho mercantile inter-
o.t. - ~ ct,t.n
IN milwaukee, Il M econ on the ono hand, ST, Louis on tic
other, and Toledo between ia aud tho soabonrd,
have oach tho control OF their own inspection.
and can change their rules and grades 40 as to
,,,n,os ~ ti'o;r s,ps;, ,tss. $500 ,,.a
1u1lucnce 10 Inolr nfAots gram t1at bocAa o1lIb,
and would come hore 1t our grades wore eatisfac-
tory. We conduct tho inspection Of flour, pork,
and provisions and yl1y not thet of grain :?
Although tho Constitution roouiros tho Tooia-
latrro to enaot laws for tho inspection Of grim,
We nolevo ~ "as noe .ho Antoat OF the trainers
Of tho Constitution that tho State should na-
snmo tho business Of and appropriate tho
focB for inspection. Holding these views, 1t is
nca,s ae Trada a,,o,,ld tt,.,. 49, a.aoa,. ~.
boalu u 1fAoe anoula tnillh tne nnsoclHelon
ought to ask for tho ropeal Of the law,-a law
which, nil admit, docs, in It's practical workings,
provo damaging to tho farmer nnd the country
puyef' anu uotf'"'cntal to tne "@o1es'a u tne
chief city Of the State. Tho majority OF tho
nem6ers, however 90 not think it would DO poll
cy for tho Board Of Trade to ask to conduct the
inspection of grain, aud they aoek only amend.
nenta IN tho law, TINT WILL overcomo certain or
it's delects aud 1mper1eotlons. These include
not only tho mombers OF the Board OF Directors,
hnt the majority OF the mombers Of the Hsaoc!a-
tion, and embrace those who receive from tho
farmer and tho country buyor, nB VOL us those
marketed in Chicago. They roaliso the difficulty
Of satisfying all partics IN inspection; and they
know that, however Justly M Inspector may dla-
charge luis duties, there Will be chargos OF In
competency and OF fraud !; and, ii tho State con-
trolls the businoss, these charges cannot bo urged
against our association; the State must bear tho
blame and cenauro. The business has boon, and
anco, anu, l.! tMo otato w! 1euego tho board OF