, 1875-01-21
I1ard-Shell Democratic Resolutions
Introduced and Squelchcd.
s. NJ. Smith Advocates The Starne Sys-
TEN Of Taxation.
"Tho Truo Influence Of the Grange ~.
Free Trade Demanded.
Session Of the iowa Horticu1tur.
lists.
ILLINOIS FARMERS ASSOCIATION.

Convention met this morning at 0 O'Clock. Tho
attendance was not as large to-day, but this WAS
owing, doubtless, to tho absence Of tho Com
mis!oe on Resolutions and other committees.
Thoro waB noticeable slight attendance OF tho
members Of the Legislature, but thoy i'll bclonG-
cd to that class cal!od independents. It could
hardly DO expected that any Of tho
otlors who vera snubbed 50 numerically |
yesterday by tho refusal to asf them |
to tako seats in tho Convention wonld DO prcH-
cnt, however much thoy might dcRiro 10 con- |
ciliato their farmer constituents.
Mr. nearaon. Of Grundy, opoued tho ball By a
resolution In favor Of
CHANGING TIE REVENUE LAW
80 as to relieve from taxation real estate 30 far
aa It might be mortgaged. Invent the way OF
al tho othors-to tho committee on thst sub
ject.
Mr.. T. D. Richards, Of McIenrJ, os5erod tho
following:
Rssoirtd, Tha. we heartily aprrove Of the example
lit oysniug by thri plain neat, aul nnostenasious
ATTIRE and simple, cordial adlresa We recommend 1t
because in Aecordaucs with ouF republican lhsa'"-
tionr.
Adopted. ...-..--.
BOURBON RESOLUTIONS.
Mr. Huber, of Sangamou, submitted asriea
| Of resolutions. ns follows:
tsoltva, That respectfully request our Senators
te passage * lie Cs,Riahts bii vhleh ID now pend
ing.
Eesosr<d, That wo arc alarmed At TIE gsnrpsion o.
power exerCiseu IN sena'nR oen. auesu s. ~ " f su"
Min ;na ea,.1sure Of ths Stae OK
t,ar. m n r. az nIn9 ia strck ssth-hlow to
| cl1ll liberty.
Th.. "e ravae:s our .n tsEat9sh s. to Use 49, I,
have it no amended a. to leave it discreet onsry with
School Directors to decide tho mixed school question
There voro loud 9pjections to them BY Col j.
l xhA-
vss normIttcu to withdraw them
! The Chair announced .he lo1'o"4os soA'''a'oN
~ Committee TO report upon
| THE TRANSPORTATION QUESTION:
II. D. Lloyd. OF Henry; James scnnets, Of 49,;
| Il n portcrae1d. Of ChampaiCu: JuIiua F.
schnoidor. Of Madison T, +. bouton, OF Union.
Mr. g i. narney. Of tho Industrial Age, read
q paper on Tho Irue Influence Of tho Grange"
aa Wn,cn M rs rasiva s,.n,eat ~ ''A''s
~ II nrvant of Princeton read 4
oaper on 'Tho Powers OF Government" !"
,,oascss anv n,wo,s In conflict NTH tic rights
podseas an1 puw'sf ~ n to nannlo cornorat1ons
ware @ %os erestcd for their owl, advantage purely,
for he benefit sr IL the sepe b.t
their petons ~! % tH,t ten .homd e
e1csteaa at .s @ fly d posaeys 70 shta san
man. II they claim more, tho people cannot
gratonsa of acnnrnr tho puol,o rood, naya Oh.
.u'oi9s tainsd car.sra NJ whieh thoy claim are
@"'"oS' 'aa1 .anvr .u.0 Avn nrYoSn TIE rEopts.
No such D powor la; ian evor beon granted, It could
rs,oeas n1i no aTc not indsaaent Of tAe people.
,,s estinn ,,,'.t In ~ setta1. II 1s Of moro
;nno1tanra nts ths,, whotbor they charge little o.
1nnch Tar tl1n TRANSPORTATION of passcngnrR Or
i;.t ~ aan I'm r;1i,t m rastr;ct Ia Tonsona1o
r,Gtsn' ratas sxieta ,u and must bo euforced, Tha
, raiIro.da .houId be treated with moderation,
~ ts ,,1st anbmit tn contro} "a othor noople
~ i,v tha nower of tho Etalo at eyory and all
w. ~ sa1 a oJo1 ne M NJ want IN do tj,an auy In.
iaa,n ht ,;ov Iii srs',ard ani deiy our ays
oas!lee nu, tAey then, 0 r. liz troubIo Il
aa,ectiyo an v % iaws and our Legislature will not
make tnom 91coe. W. Iii ri anfnTce lie
tna. "..' ,s, 11 at i,;s n1aro viii a man who viii
!aMs; "e ,aes III Vii ~ rjdt Al, md wo mnsi
lnnG oplo%G % "i ~, ~ asIatnrs nv H. nj Goyernnrs
make ICY nho on lJssiAtntn t,' nu of vcst
ny. Dyaat T., ~ H. s'9 nalsmnnth Goncs
Cd Ighs ~ aaa an" a IN ~ se ,,,s1v ~ tha ceao b