The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-19
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mittee recommended 10 tlla flggm1la
consideration NJ TIE suh0riinIio
Gfa0Rea pan presented 10 them hy
Bro. Geo. Tory. on old an1 lon0rel
citIzon of th8 State. vino his bc6n tho
past two years Iu Europe, engaged IN
sending immigrants 10 our -iaiu,
aud lhose Immediately contiguous.
The experience thus obtained,
and the COOL and practical sense
of Bro. TORY, would be OF great
value to any one interested ia this
subject.
Your committee would respeets
fully urge the State Orange TO
take such further action on this
important subject, that the atten-
ton Of these desiring homes
may be turned to our borders. and
they would suggest that, should an
agent in Europe be deemed ncc-
cssary, it could not be placed in
more efficient or Trustworthy hands
than those of Bro. Geo. Tory,
DEATH OF BRO. POOLE.
The death of our Worthy Broth
er James Poole, in February last
made vacant the Office of Treas
urer of the State Grange.
The infrm health of Bro.
Poole, for several months, pre-
vented him from giving that at
.ention to the office which its in
,reasing business required, and |
his fact alone will be full expla-
lation OF the confused condition
n which it was found by his sue
essor, as well as unanswered bus>
ness communications from Sub
'rdinate Oranges. 7
LPpoINTMENY or BRO. II. 0. DIXON
This vacancy was filled by the
ppointment of Bro. III. .. Dixon.
DEATH OF BRO. W. HARRINGTON.
The death of our lamented
'iend and Brother, w. Harring-
on, commercial agent at New Orr
cans, in May last, made it neces>
ary for your committee to fill by
ppointment the vacancy thus
lade.
Upon a full investigation of this
inject, in all its bearings it was
lought. in view of the unsettled
usiness of the agency, which was
rye, and which would extend
YER another season, that justice
the family of our deceased 7
rother, and to the surviving part
er, Bro. Kennedy Harrington,
'quired that he be continued in
le agency for the unexpired term. |
To the great zeal and untiring
lergy of these brethren the Order 7
much indebted for the success of T
le agency at that point /,
The agencies at Mobile and st 4
ouis were but little patronized
1til late in the season, but they
g now established on a firm basis \
I'd promise to be we'll patronized n
% coming season.
The agency at Memphis has not !,
lily been a great convenience to .
0 members of the Order who n
ade there, but has done large
I'd increasing business. N
The State Grange was fortunate n
selection of agents to occupy this n
lexplored field of business, who =
serve the confidence and thanks O
Patrons everywhere, for their P
most singular success against a +
mbined opposition, not only P
'werful, but unrelenting and un-
P
In accordance with instructions p
ven them by the State Grange ?
ur committee submitted plan Il
the Subordinate Oranges, reduc-
g the ratio of representation in s,
9 State Grange, based on the
. proposed amendments to 81
3 National Constitution, by
3 National Grange at its late 8
'siou. 81
1t seems to meet with general =
'or among Subordinate Oranges. ~
The plan was hastily gotten up, u
d is very imperfect, and as just 4, =
d equal representation is the L =
, of all bodies like ours, the ~
lte Grange cannot be too care "