, 1874-08-08
A GlctANGE-FIGHT.
Lively sSoyv In tap Organization mt
Good ElDpe. III.

| IlVm M& 1lQc0hb (IW,l journal.
| Goup HopE, AuE. |, 1814.
r. Az" meeting Of the members qf Good Hope
~ uood nopo, ia.,1it being tho day of the reg
camrl!ell was olsclcd Chairman, and j. 4. Wal
I 1nEford was olocte4 Secretary.
| INC object Of tho meeting being stated, tho
matter Of disban'ing duod Hops Grange at tao
full far aud iavehtigaton mads into tllo procecd
inga had Mt that meotlng aud the action BubBo-
quonsly takon by tho selfconstituted authorities.
On motion. the following ptoamblo and resoltl-
| ton woro passed utnnMouBly tho aamn beinr
! stgncd as horcinalter set forth:
wIEnEAs, large humber Of tho active working
manbetS IF Good Mopo Gsange, NJ: los, 5lcDououg6
5o day oi juno lsss, feeng sgeieyod I'd tustly sa
Indignant, an iectaing 4 but riglt that they shoul
30 express thsr indignation. did 80 tn regular
nrange and, by vote ot twenty-five ayon to two noes
tho SAME wis adoptod tho scnse of tic Grange and
fAEuEts, Ono or two members of sAtl 9tnuua
aidod by thu cdtor of tho Illinois Granger hayc aecn
A. to publish and scandaloua!y rromugats vtis md
said Grange, denying toir rgh to dissolve iii ress-
tons whatsoever with tho Order Of T. H., thereby
In cur resolutions Of The 2oth Of juno: That thoy
have, and do now. exercise unwarransel and sys-
ran Fe %ess nthsry sss sna With
further We nov present to ths world IN rroof our
aas s s n saia M resolution hat e Order was being
following extracts from leer sent to tho ocars of
thls orange oy tie preeent Cveraecr Of tho Bt4te
We think We have rrHolused long enough, and the
time has come when ws uught 70 net and enforce
nens to hs gsd II Ms ssS ."o, the1e
ct having our laws corrected but would il not b wei
to Try OH strength possible nj the ballot
called convention, &c. only act cut to usk your
opinion OH tho subject Of calling convention, aud
the best way to accomplish tha most good.
From tho toor Of tho foregoing and tho persistent
6srs9n ian. Efforts made the memesr: o
wrro forced 70 ts conclusion expressed II saii nrs
a1nble and resoutIons; And from tho co,lrna nuils
quens]y 1lrsued by tho lew members who haYo per
siuently inpugned the motives OF the brethren aud
tue miBstatornent Of facts in the letter OF A. Qoldor
Master Of State arange in asserting thore wero b
fourteen members presont whereas the Of tho
e pna ao and
Resotsed, That We attn adhere to tho sentiment cz
pressed In the preamble and resolution adopted at
day Of June lust, claim that said 9ranue hns hsa
regularly and lAwfully dIsbandod by large matorty
9! mompera present..
y. ~. Droaktug, Deujalnin Murphy
j. 4. Brown, Alfred Morris.
Charles Ursicet William Miller.
]. $. O4mpbell. q. 1ss.s~, '"S"N'
John Campbell, James Rollins,
A. L. Campbell, John Rolls
Dewitt Cruiser, James StAtler,
AIorrI. Coykendall Thomas spence,
Asa Dackcr, William Sickle,
Y. Z. Douglas, J. D. Vsnard,
Thomas Ed,nondaou, ]. Il. WalIugford,
Low Eltini:, A, A, Walker.
Ja'nes E!ting, George Tuttle,
oharles Elting, Henry StAll,
David Drockway, +. Woo1sy,
:. Eg EEargsson, ". 4. Robbins,
Franklin Hamilton,
And sgncI by eleven fo,nals msu,bers Of said
On motion. the meeting adjourned sine did,
JOHN s. CAMPsELL, Chairman.
J. r. WA1lNaronD, Secretary.