The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1873-12-11

sne damage to the Government by the Credit.
Ao6dlier frauds Is too remote to be reached
oy the process pursued, OF BY any other, md
that the Government has at present NO vecan.
larry interest to be reached BY the bin. The
Court takes the view that there IL NO trust
anywhere raised in behalf of the Government
to be protected: The motion to dissolve Tia
injunction was granted.
The West.
Charles 7. Sherman, United States District
Judge Tor the Northern District of Ohio, has
resigned. Martin Walker, formerly member
OF Congress, has been appointed to all the
vacancy,
Ex-united States Senator Richard Yates, of
Illinois, died suddenly at Barnum's Hotel in
st. Louis, on the night Of the eth.
The following are the officers elected by the
Indians State Grange Of the Patrons of Hus-
bandry: Master, James Hsnley, Marion; Over.
seer, James Constock, Greenaelds Lecturer,
G. W. Davis, Kent'and; Steward, Russell
johnson, Valparaiso; Steward, f. c. Phillips;
Chaplain, B. +. Ham, Markeleville; Treasurer,
George H. Brown, Rensselaer,; Secretary, NJ.
NJ. Moody, Selma; Gate-keeper, e. II. Gipe.
Dayton; Ceres, Mrs. Sarah E. James; Pomona
Mrs. Catharine Cotnstock; Flora, Mrs. Hanna
Davis; Lady Assistant-Steward,M Mrs. Miranda
Phillips; Executive Committee, J. @. A.
Newsom, ]. F. Hall, Mindell Smith. Among
the resolutions adopted by the State Grange
were the following:
Reso,red, That We cali upon Congress and the
State Legislature to establish uniform rates or
tariffs on the different classes Of freight and passen
Resolved, That railways cannot exact more than
tar rate OF inters: on the capital actually invest
ca in then; and that, when In addition to this
S Sam dividends on watered stock and fraudu
me protection Of the people; that unjust discrim-
nations between different ccaites are in violation
OF law. and should &c prohibited.
Res0tcee;, That subsidies or bounties of money.
ianc OF public credit to railway, steamship, other
corporations. are fragrant abuses of the powers
ct government, fraught with the gravest danger to
tne people, and tending to promote corruption.
extravaSance, speculation, and financial disas.
ter.
The Hon. Eugene Casserly, of California,
has resigned his seat In the United States
Senate.
The Wisconsin State Grange is to meet at
Fond du Lac on the Goth of next January.
The South.
A mass meeting of farmers and Patrons of
Husbandry was held at Atlanta, Ca, on the
2Sth. They resolved to plant only one-third
of their crop next year in cotton, to favor
cash payments, and declared their right to
control the price of cotton.
The Peoples Convention concluded its ses-
sion at New Orleans on the 25th. A commit
tee was appointed ION the part of the people
OF Louisiana to repair to Washington and
present their memorial for relief from the
Kellogg usurpation, and the restoration of
Louisiana to her rights and liberties as c free
State of the American Union, as guaranteed
BY the Constitution of the United States.''
The Georgia Convention of Changers in ees-
sion at Atlanta on the Goth adopted resolutions
urging the refunding of the cotton tax to L.
gltlmate claimants, and the construction of
the Atlantic Il Great Western Canal.
The Patrons of Husbandry of Alabama re-
| Gently held convention ct Montgomery, and
organized State Grange. The convention
was very large and every part of the State was
represenfed.