, 1874-01-16

MP gfoat, @ doal OF his time.
Mr. Wlittomoro moyeu nj amendment to tho
Secretary DO liked at $500 per Rulunl.
. A discussion ,1pou Tho yaluo Of tho services OF
tnT e seorosnry yan. m@s oassed ~ M on:
ia tin moat,ur nn foat afer w1'ici, III nr;rpa pi
,,,tia,, a!m aonI: al.ea Mn.un tno
the now Secretary, took hin position aa sooretary
OF tho mcetng.
fpuntFIEn M1pnL1Na8 CONTINUED,
. Tho preaident called upon tho meotIur to con-
tinus tho discussion upon. purified middilngs,
Mr, Howston said TINT he purified midalings
before grinding, and considered this process Of
vital Importance. .Ho thought 1t wns impossible
found % That at o s' eemsnaon U 81 ssa rsel ~tl s blaa
OF air was the most successful nothol.
Rlr. George Ingersoll, ot hfarshall, Mich,
showed how BY the use of mddngss' plritlors
cont. =:
e .'' BRAN pusrEns, '''..'
2. THIS closed the discussion Gu Middlinps puri-
nere, aud tho President announced thai Tho aub
icot uf HDran DuHtors was III ortJnr ror lin "a
11ainiar of Tho Gonyont,nn No m" ~ wante1 snu
to 10Y anything about tlose yery usofrl articles.
80 tho progidont paBaod on to tIo last nhioct o,,
tbo list, namoly, t''' ~''0 '''' ''''''~' ~
oEnEnA1 nus1NEss.. .
Tho first bugncaH to be done WAS to recoiYe
tho report Of hleaBrs. Palmer Merrill, aud ohfs-
holm, tho Committee appointed to draw up re-
port on State organizations. Mr. palmer, In ro-
aponee to tho Presidents inquiry for tho report,
read the following: = 80.
mcans to organize State ASSOCIATIONS would recon-
nond that committee Of throo members Of ttlis AsHo
citation 10 appointed to aot aa an Advisory Committee,
o nhn III yc M " ~
iso ar eoc,,ra tho orcan,satlos M s;ate Hssociaons
thronnhnlt Tho cnmntry nnf]nr nronar rulct md ~
port tne progress of tsr WORK 1t o uo1t lnccug Of
thia Association. Also, that tho members Of this Asso
caton be asHeascd per capita fos the necessary OK
In CArrytilU mt tho ht}oyc-tnn0HGU 1utiCN.
STATE ASSOCIATIONS. !,
Tbs Committee further recommended thnt
Ssato Associations be formed IN each State, TINT
the membership Of tue National Association
should oxist Of, by nnd through, the State Or
ganizatlon, that tho meetings OF the National
Association ehonfd consist only Of delegates Of
the 6tate organizations appointed to attond tito
~; 1arsaua cnnnaotod ;th ia ,nil;nt+ ;ntcreat
.;,tt ~ e,rasr ~ ~ Nt;a aa
through their respective stato Associations, yot
no sng IN o
gfofo Aoanr3ot}on
Thn -nt,,rt ~ tho rou,,,t4oo ,roo ~, .,o,,o,,
oontad v In rnnvent1nn h'1t thn ronommaud val
ntinn vns roincted.
Waasrs I;er,os n,arr;,, aud f1h,s,,,,,, .uoro
annointei TIM Gommittee.
u1ou 1yst1Rtror nArrs.
Mr.. Itnton comninincd nf thc bi,h rotss
chnrred hv inA,,rnnce comnnnjos on nil nros,1
erty. thew reaohinp na uh a. Al .00f) ner ynar m
mill iuRt1rH1 far EoI[1 lJ. Hh tn1VG1 that n
committeo be- appointed to consider lie mattor
and mako a ren6rt thorcon. Ho mid ner cont
on hiB mill although It was noxt door to coun1e
OF fre-onRino housos
Seyora1 nther rent]e1nen conoplaincd of tha
oyorcharce Of insnranco oompauiev. thoy stating
tlat tboy mid from to & per cent for taer NIL,
ciea.
Mr.. Whito thought that organized action on
tho part Of Tho Association would hayo tho effect
Of removing tle abuse. ' ~ '@'~ ~'DO''
Iho motion Of Mr. Linton WAS carrisd, and
tho CI,nir nnDointed Megsra. Barnes. Ijnton' and
PoImor aB tic Committee on Ins,lranco.
so1EmN rlsorEs7s PROVIDED Fon.
ton. ~'.'1 '~""@' @1@'''>@ ''@' 1''0"7 A''o'1
wurrr.a II hoa heor ,,ou+,onoa nv a,r,. -, r,.,,,.rs
that IL reat nny now iocat!ssv IA sf' }he raroads
Charge higher rates -four than proportionatoiy on
What @ !: aud n,,u
Lbs ahonia % tno contrary, as 1t used to
~ e,a,a Tat ~ oG osx,n TINT m ia
wrouxoI IL this respect aa send Ills coplant to tho
secreiazy ol Ae Assoeialou, n.ose auiy al.a t..us
bn to protest u tug na1 o. he Association against
complaint on hio.
The resolution WAS unanimously adopted.
EnIr Warden saggeatee!a Il that At n Ar White be rec-
annfntad Ia m n Nav vorl, far tlo ,,,,rnouo ~
attondinr to tho business of members of iha A.
sociation who Ind not hithorto done business
diroct with tbat city.
Nm. WHITE EXPLAINS 111s MERITS.
Mr., White assured tho meeting tiat ho would,
II placed in tic Eastoru metropolis as their ros-
rospntatiyo. be tlo riuht man in tho right n]nuo.
Ho was thoroughly acquainted with alf tic East
mud most Of tho dealers il ceroals and flour in
theso cities had communicated with lin on the
snolees OF tho traae' He would require no o. 9b-
6tstant ba in tno "osa. ~ "as W. aote 70 se. ~,
wv @ o.,1noas ~ ~ mhuas i; ~ s ~" ~ III
efs, as 20 aou og pusnels "hon he nad not tne
ca,Gefs: snN'd ano, o "o1 va Gos9RGnso @%nsS, ana