Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1874-04-09

al Grange at each annual session astate-
ment of all moneys deposited in the fis-
cal agency, and all drafts signed by him |
since his last annual report.
SEC. 4. 1t shall be his duty to collect |
all interest accruing on investments
made by the Executive Committee, and
to deposit the same in the fiscal agency.
ARTICLE VIII.
1t shall be the duty of the Lecturer to
visit, for the good of the order, such
portions of the United States as the
Master or the Executive Committee may
direct, for which services he shall re-
ceive compensation.
ARTICLE TX.
| 1t shall be the duty of the Executive
Committee to exercise a sort of super
vision of the affairs of the order during
the recess of the National Grange. They
shall have authority to act 'on all mat
tiers of interest to the order, when the
National Grange is not in session shall
provide for the welfare of the order in
business matters and shall report their
acts in detail to the National Grange on
the first day of its annual meeting.
The Master of the National Grange
shall be considered, ec-o6fcio, a mem
Der of the Executive Committee.
ARTICLE x.
Sec. l. Such compensation for time
and service shall be given the Master,
Lecturer, Secretary, Treasurer and
Executive Committee, as the National
Grange may, from time time, deter
mine.
Sec. g Whenever General Deputies
are appointed by the Master of the Ma
tional Grange, said deputies shall re-
ceive such compensation for time and
service as may be determined by the
Master or the Executive Committee ::
PrOvided, In no case shall pay from
the National Grange be given General
Deputies in any State after the forma-
ton of the State Grange.
ARTICLE XI
Sec. 1. The financial reports of SUBJ
ordinate oranges shall be made on the
first day of January, the first day of
April, the first day of July and the first
day of October.
SEC. 2. State oranges shall date their
financial existence three months after
the first day of January, first day OF
April, first day of July, and first day OF
October, Immediately following then
organization.
ARTICLE XII.
Each session of the National Grange
shall fix the compensation of it's mem
bers.
ARTICLE XIII.
Special meetings of the national
Grange shall be called by the Master
upon the application of the Master oil
twenty State Oranges, one months no
tice of such meeting being given to al
members of the National Grange. Nc
alterations or amendments to the BY
Laws or Ritual shall be made at any
: special meeting.
ARTICLE XIV.
= Upon the demand of five members
the ayes and noes may be called upo1
any question, und when so called, shall
be entered by the Secretary upon hi
minutes.
4 Past-Masters are Masters who hav,
been duly elected and installed, ant
| WIZ nave oCiNCu Out tAC tcI LII lOT WHICH
they were elected.
:. !. ARTICLE XVI.
. Vacancies in office may be filed a
any regular meeting of the Grange.
ARTICLE XVII.
o Subordinate Oranges may be consoli
: dated in the mode and upon such term
i as may be prescribed by the Stat
o Oranges.
n ARTICLE XVIII
r SEC. /. In case satisfactory evidenc
shall be brought to the Master of tn
National Grange that a Grange ha
been organized contrary to the laws O
> usages of the Order, or is working il
% violation of its laws or usages, it shal
- be the duty of the Master to revoke tn
u Charter of such offending Grange.
g Sec. q In case satisfactory evidenc
u shall come to the Master of Stat
II II Grange, that Grange has been organ
III lied contrary to the laws and usages O
the Order, or is working in violation O
the same, it shall be the duty of tn
20 Master to suspend such offendin
al Grange, and at once forward to tn
I'd Master of the National Grange motto
T. of the same, together with the evidenc
1T in the case, who shall, if in his opinio
L. the good of the Order requires sue
lie action, revoke the Charter of sue
I'd offending Grange.
III SEC. 3. Oranges, whose Charters ar
thus revoked, may appeal to the M
tional Grange ut its next session for th
final action of that body.
~ ARTICLE XIX.
ID These Bylaws may be altered c
ID amended at any annual meeting of til
>; National Grange by two-thirds vol
lie of the members present.
% Designs Of the MOnOpOlists.
lg The following is an extract from
he letter received by one of our either
from well-known and prominent gel
h tleman of New York. 1t is importa1
" as showing the intensity of feelin
al caused by the doings of the monol