The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1874-08-22
For Congress. District
HON, JAMES ", qHROCKMORTON,
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wM,W ,vlnt u, weco an the 18Th In.
,,na, Mem ,ho Examiner We get a
,'u .ooor, stho proeeedInps, and re-
',.o, ,ho, our limited spuce does not
,l, 49, "a onnv n ,.ntlrnf for tbe beDe-
~ ., an, suhsArlbek VINO ARE pairons.
Th.ss nroceedInpa We hive po,donht.
u,ul n. ,rInted An pamphlet form for
generaldIstrIbutIon among the oranges.
On the iirsl day very little more was
done linn 10 examine the credentials
oS ,hoso nressnt claiming ssats, organ.
,yo ,he ,,raupe aid hear ll,e address 81
thewortby master. w. w. Tang. The
oddresa wos lengthy. and IN said 10
have been worthy In every respect Of
the renu,o,Ion Of the worthy mister +,
IN "Wednesday mornlnp commit
,oes IN 0noncr on constitutional
amendment, on master,s address, on
ne,ItIons and men,orIala, md on ngii-
aul,nre were apnoyp,ed >y. II. Iiar-
rio ronresentatlye Of the Dallas county
oranoes was mode chairman of the
iast named commlttce. The report of
the secretary Of the state grange was
rand II was nm able document, re-
aectIny much credit ON tint officer.
The report of the executive committee
was taken up aud read, and sub
mltted by, sectiops, The .Drst, sec
tlon, appertainlng to politics In
the grange, witch has been ghere-'
tofore a p,,bIished sAhr, Athe IIERAID,
was Endorsed. Sections second and
third. appertalnlng 10 the duties VI
deputies and to other matters affecting
the good az tltsk Mere Endorsed.
The right of appeal wns conceded,
Section fourth, ',None hit those,en.
gagged In farming are eligible TO mem
bershlp,n gave rlse 10 n long and AMI
mated discussion. participated In by
Haysof Travis, Simonsof HINT, Bates
of Brazorla, Millerof Bestrop, Worthy
Master Lang, Jones OF Mclennan, and
Others. Finally tie previous ques-
ton was calle,l, ana on the vote being
taken the section Was adopted with
very little opposition.
c.o,,,n a,o il, ras.,o,oa "a IA.
To pao,ao r.,I,ooa wos recoived
c,.,,.ah,, M, a, u,hn,a bndv aud was
,,non,.,,.,si,, n1o,yoa sac,ions s,x,h
a''a a"''as,h ,,,"sn ma ,,nao,,s,,, odon,
aa Tha nv, ,,,,,,ar ra,ars ~ M iss,e
ostho a,s, ~ Iniv sor ,hs snh,sct If
thaao see,,ons aaDa XII xs r ,an nj 4
nroo,,ra pa,rons ON, donht,.as "a.
n ~, hsr what ,hoso ssc,,ons Of INA az
acn,ive commi,,eas renort covered
soc,,n,, aiah,6 ~ rs,.re,,e. A. nronos,
,,org .,aS ~ 40, ~ - os,a Mai MAJ
on,,ua ,,a,ns,o,onv 90 .u,,,.,nn,al
;mn,amon,. aud moeh,nsrv wos
adopted, and the pruposition enter
tained by the state grange. Section
ninth, being in reference to some BUSH
ness of the grange, was tabled for the
present. Sectiontenth was il, relation
toystatlstical CROP reports, ana Vas ne
COMMANDED nv some remarks from the
chairman of tha axacut,ve committee
pertinent, pointed and replete with
interesting facts. Section eleventh was
in reference to "handling Of cotton IN
Galveston" The Examiner says that
this ais a valuable tiotunient and
ought to be read by. every patronin.t the.
state that is not, personally acquainted
with the motlus operdndi BY which our
chief crop is handled" 10 WINS ordered
by the grange that this paper be pub