The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1873-10-01

meetings niay bccEled BY The Execu-
/ tive Committee4-aasa-sz
hoIT3o IRBTLAwsi4 ZBT
T. fThe President as.,al lbiRelf, rm
! the duties Of presiding ofieer,yamd
! have power to clll meetings of tho
State Central Committte. '
( :-IIead The Senior Vice Pfesideat
shah. in the absence OF sdis9bihtS Of
the President, perform tbes dpties of
the Office II sh.ll be the dutyQf esch
Z Vice President TO secure tie organi-
z;tion in each county Of his district
fof Farmers Clubs and CiranGes in
the eeunty1ard. of such other peEs; ms
Eas the County sAssociatioa ,Inayrdeter-
mipc to admit. --.t t--t.-t
III. The Secretary SHALL under
the direction Of the Association and
committees, open and maintain an ac-
tive correspondence with 1thc Vice
Presidents and county committees,
furnishing item with forms and constI-
tutiors aud other documents and in
formation to aid them in organization
and performing such other duties Of
corresp lnGonees as may bes assigned
him. lie shall also keep "a. record Of
the proceedings of tue Association nnd
l5ofits Central and Executive Commit
tees, and may bs paid sueh conipehsa-
ton for bis services as is found exrc-
dent and practical LfraaN err
~. The /, Treasurer shall hold tho
moneys Of tlc Association aud di burse
thcm upon the written order of the
Presidont and SecE6tny4 IFoSshall
give SUCH boud ast The State Geiitral
Conan ittec may require aEf
" The State, Central Committeo
shall have the general infringement Of
the affairs 6f the Assocfation 1t Shall
bo'tlei9 dirty to promrto93 and eefect
neutrality-suspicious. ofsthes turner's
Of tho State TO all, bystAelri iadyice
and Instruction, in the organization in
all parts Of tho State to ask aud Sc
cure necessary lcSislation, State and
national, suron matters affe cting the
farmers interests. and inTgepef al to
10 all things in their power to further
the Objects and advance the interests of
the association.
F. II. Tie Executive Committee Shall
perform such duties asma y he assigned
10 it by the Sslte Central Compittee.
and ma call special meetipgs.-,s,s
VII. These Bylaws may beamend-
ed at any annual meeting by a niajori-
ty vote, provided sIidlmeeting is com.
posed Of delegates from opehaf oftho
Counties which are members OF this
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Tie following resolution, adopted at
the mecting Of The Patrons Of Hus.
bandrY at the C.pit9i on the 9th INST,
was read and ordered to be recorded
on the minutes Of the convention
Whereas, The objects, aims and in
tercsts of the farmers who are now in
the convention assembled, aud the Pat
rOas of Husbandryl,beins One9and abe
same, therefore, vrgfsaf Nh
ReSolred, BY the Patrons of. Hus-
bandry, that they 1ill not throw ANS
obstacle in the way of said Partners
aCouveutioht butito.do anything toad
vance. each1othsr'sr interest and east in
eopcer'r .s1osisaa.L la slaq - 40
g.5 The Dem6cratic press Of Mis-
sissippiifaif to agree rs TO The FRO
priety of putting H. StateIoticketg in
the field against botheAhuess and AL
corn. The general feeling seems
TO be Impressed as follows I'VE are
free to confess we see no chance Of
defeating Ames with n stfaighteut
tiol1et,h ,hand rs iiinchaas we haveaal-
ways dislil1eda Alcornn we prefer him
to Beast Buffers .sOn-iH lay. ,aRd will
support him for Governor ii tie Con.
seryative party see proper to take
linn nprfcs aidtc13 ad3 flW1o6t
"A Ffenchmaa being about TO re
move his shop, his landlord inquired
the reason, stating atlfhe Same Jtime
that il was considered q very good
stand for business, The FrenchmRn
replied, "Qh yes. he's avery good
stand for de business. Me stand All
day, for fiobotIy come To make me
1move." 9iIa ylqme SO aaaed ba
A certain cditof Speaking Of The
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