The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1874-01-29
STAIR GRANGE
PATRONS or RUsBANDRr.

The state GRANGE FatE6Rs0 I HHSDAhuTy
aaet in ae.sion ct Japesvills. TUESDAY,
Tan 20th, ard continued their sessions
till1S:1B P. NJ Thursday tho 80 when
Abey adjourned to meet at Madison the
third Tuesday of January 1875.
As the proceedings Of the sessions were
i'm secret aud only such portions can b"
published az are gives out for the purpose
or obtained clasdes.inely We could not, il
we would, give all che proceedings eftha
sessions. A considerable part Of the pr'
oecdinss were centsrriag degrees. Il
wOwgd seem that "the frat four degree
ara conferred in all the subordinate
oranges, out the aFth degree tPom"ns,)
which is necessity for admis isn to the
SSase GrApge-is,,is fsct, the degres "f
she fSsEae Granye--hsa not been c"nfsrEsd
in the state. AID sscessariiy had 60 DC
eaHEsrrSd beEaare aaha Erse, session Of the
atAse Graage csald 90 TO work IN is~
proper capacity. Il is news TO ssy tina
the masters and past masters Of the sub
ordinate grangss csastituls the Stat
9ranS~, and th,es O! che st.ts
Oranges, he National Grange" Grand
Naster Snedly If the STATE Grange ct
iowa, anS slhsEs Of State Oranges. were
present fer the sAaferring Of degrees, tie
Installation OF Cheers &c.
The rspsrts Of the ef2cers and the
Presidents address sccupied considerable
ttns Frona the PresiasRt's address v e
1s&rn that there are abant 396 suhordirsc
oranges in the state, with y msmbstth p
81 mos tess than 5000 to $4,000 being "
iasreass of ns1riy 800 grasgcs withln
aftveD Moeshs. We have not seen the re-.
R'rts Of che purchasing agent and the
secretary and treasurer. The. repsrt OF
the sxeSHtivs cenmittse is published.
Several resolutions passed have been
given 70 'he sshlic, bat ~ ell have net
been, sHd some 81 sherA still 'aay be, We
may hereafter give shSm eHslrs.
Gov Taylor and Lisus. gsv Parker we're
present a part Of the siras,and many we're
IA hopes tA"y world make spesches in
"a. grunge, bat thsy were disappointed.
4t 10 said il was decided between them
and their advisors that they should maxi
40 speeches, as IL woula appear like tao
9ahiC ATTEMPT to cultivate the politiesl
influence ct the Granger. Beth were
Rawever called ON 10 spsak snd We quote
she tslicwisg, whlch We have seen in
several papers Of what tranap'red He
{9"v. Taylar) Was called upon in the
gVsaps in ths AfssrA0sn 80 spsak. and ip
gespOase arose tilted forward three tiMls
on bis tees, rising mp An inch or two each
line, as - his eSstoca ,thrust h:S hands Is
ais pAcksts, and Wiskoat saluting the
Chair, said: Il DID Not COME HEEB TT
MAKE aPzEcH. and triamphantly re-
samed ais seat.
Lieut.. Gov Pagksr was also called on
ia tne grange, but excused himself from
spsakiBg CD che ground that Gny thing Ae
might say would 10 publicly construed
40 = bid for party fAvsr- On apparent im
2asation 90 the ssOrssive powers o. the
members"
Tas Gsvsrusr aAA Lest G. overaor ere
. RIgAt in not ssemisg to bid fer politics
9avsr, Better havs the above reports
shan reports Ok sAsir Sliding for psbli e
favor. n. 4 -.v
'qHR LIozOR QUESTION
vas bVough, up the night before adjourn
R~at aud called cut general expression
EMa resolution vac 10 foFm Of O demand
Scr supplementary acs to the Graham
law. nlakisg, We believe, cities aad .towns
lioeaAiAg ths sale Of liquor liable for the
damages arising FROM such sa's. Indi-
vldaSl opinion 10 said 10 have ran ssroug.
~ and snphaticaliy in it's favsr, but tie
dO0i"ien that the erdOE, HOs'be'ng poli'
cat enc, 1t woaId be iaprspsr to csnml,
is 20 any decided measure of'tsis sort,
was ct last reached.
t.~ " I. II
There were probably. near four hundred
CHANGERS ia Attaadancs. AaA smeng stle
ANHSeE shS1s were some earnest and abba
NembOm. AsA, including tie conierrlng
Of degrees, there was large Amdunt OF