, 1875-03-04

G. +. Matthew'S. j. q. aIohlor 4. q. ". Carns,
rGar :o cG9ho S}n 'ss E.a;11, II nas IT ia LAW.
j. Ii. stowasi, ii. Aotnplo, q. II. Paul, W. Walk
or. 7. II. K"''fmsnn: " 4 Etnaley, Of rhladSi- {,
u. ". Dako, 1laioit, Wis. !; jams Anderson, New
York Il. W. Lester, jackson, Mich. !; \. j. Col-
by. Asa Woodcoek, Il. Albro, ". ". Dexsos. j..
4. FIt!a. ch'esao; 7: L. Kem1p, 1!a!tlrpo's ;
burg l.. LIpman. Mt. carrull, Ill.,: :; /. 8. rel-
gor, OencHeo, III; A. q. li,.opl. Chicago, q.
II. TayIor, Collwatns, Mich. u, i. DonedIos,
0r1an.l Ind; ". W. Palmer, Hudson, Alieh, j
and H. q. Trainer, Philadelphia; II. II. aicCray.
Indiana; ID. T. Pope. Baltimore; I. H., Smith,
New York; A. a. KcnnnId, Bali ifnore; a. ]. ".
1'Iorce, milwaukee,; y. j.. hlanton, Nav York; !;
a1uryavIlla, o.; y. +. Iasta, !Eouer, Ind. ). 6.
Eorlck, New York: rnm l'alncr, Independence,
@. W. Johnson, a. Il. TAompron, Coldwator,
Mich. D. Van Insktrk, J. 4. 9. Dorsey, nron-
so!, '|!eI,; i 3. Fo1,;e' Ogden 1nd.. J. Kee. e!
shalltown. ID. Edward THOMAS. urbnr.a, .. I,
Ilolnas atorgaM, siduoy, O.: N. Loi1roys. New
York; J: ". Wiufrcy Nashville, Teun.; W.J.
luton, Grinnell, IL. .
ELECTION or orr1cgns.
Tie frat order Of business was dcc1avcd to he
tin election Of oflicaru for the year, a It WA
subsequently astced that tho snu.o Should ho by
ballnt.
Meaers. 1fanton, of Nnv York, aud Howell, Of
Chicago, wors elected tcllcrH.
Tho room WAS Btrown With Tickets which hatl
boon printed for. tho OCCASION. Chicago, Mill
waukec, Now fo1k, Baltimore. and Philadelphia
each had its ticket, aud, during tho progress Of
tl,a olacton, TIM activity Of the fre,tls Of each
QUO created no 1lttla co, ft1ai0n OF tongues.
TIE RESULT.
Tho election consumed about an hour. and
resulted as follows:
I'stsiIent-G. H. tIooch, Of Chicago.
1rtasn'tr-W; r Kciar. of Baltimore.
.%S:ertfHrk-co!. S: Il, M;1asticr. q pAst1rort; IL;
:, rfftfSs g. ns Il 'GrnSs Sow g0Fx
ani !. c. 1sorict, Ohio; ". NJ 3olslen Michigan,
!: T. nu9!, laii.na l. D;ston; l!lsno:; 4; j. y.
ncr, lowa: +. ii. Milicr M!rsnt,r J. u. Otter. Rem
t,lcky; j. KoblcIara. Wcat rIFgsuia J. ". Wtnffcy,
Tcnuessce.
Prosilcat-eloct, who tl = .ow moments aupoarcd
upon the platform. lie Thanked tho Convention
from tho UotLosn Of his heart for tho o!llce with
whicl, ho lad boon honorod. 11o Ind been
elected without solicitation, md proMisetl that
lo wouit do Ills utmost to advance tho interests
of tho Association.
Tie Treasurer and Becrotarv-clrct followed in
pleasing addresses, acknowledging tho honor
conferred upuu thetn.
President Of the Northwestern Dairglncn's Az
sociatiol, being proaent, Was Invited to addrcHs
tho meetfng. lfo said 4o was present to learu
Yonctlling. Whom 1.c saw the call for tho nloct-
ing he Lad no idea Of ita nature, and promised
himself to be proHcut. Ho had never yst failed
to lind stlch conTentiona Of great profit. Ile
was nffatd tllngo boforo him lind not gathered
with tho true Western iAcs Of learning md I'M
parting, but. to tho contrary, were incined to
learn al they could without impattiu. anything.
[Applausel His heart was in tho work assumed
by tle Association. and 10 hoped aud beloved
that it would result in great goud. lIo cloued by
, wishing tho cauAo tlod-Ypeol.
hfr HAL trz.f
aiou made few remarks upon tho caro- OF hut
tor. which wera received With applause.
CIEEsj:.
A1r. Jo1roys moved that tho nau1e Of tho AS
socatton DO changed 40 TINT 1t should read !:
- Tho National Butter, Choose, mud Egg Assoeta-
sion."
Tho motion wss diacussod and t.s further oon-
eideration postponed to give way 10 another mo-
tion.
nry1siXo THE CONSTITUTION.
On motion Of Au,ory DiBe!ow, tho following
gentlemen wero appointed o committee to roylao
the Constitution mud D5.LAws OK Tho Assoca-
ton: J. @. Do LaVcrEne. Z. Z. Ramp. II. II.
Litter. Jamos MeWiltinu1s, And i. u. Chase.
hfr. Jctrroys' motion to change the nn.no Of
tho Association waa then referred to tue above
committee.
On motion, Msu. Lydia j. cadwcll y.as elected
an honorary member Ut the Assoc.at;ou.
NO DETERMINATIONS.
Mr. Do Ia ycrg,so introduced tho following
resolution, which WAS adopted, amid great ap-
Plnl.Eo:
w1anEas. onu Of Tho ol.eetn OF Tho National Duter
and En- ArEocatl0n Is 10 point out the f1loat success-
f Hay Of making aud handling bitter a. to raise
tho etandsFd of tta quality, thereby securing to tho
lrslaseIs tbs largest suount ot money Tor is prol.
Rfsortd. That any discrimination sEanat butter on
account Of the heetlal of tho country In which 1t ia
TnAd0 IL wrong: that tho term "Westrrn shall k,p
drorrcd !n or murkat reports, md 1t shall be gruled
and Rt1 OIL ta lE1ttn butter, Without any refer.
enco to tho luca11ty in which It III made.
n. N. Littlcr introduced tho following, Which
was adopted:
Rrsolred, That tho Thanks Of ths Association ara
apacisly duo .. y. Dake. VI Helo nnr lnts Prett-
tlCt fur tbs zeal liz ha4 ntafcstel fnr tic yus-
ccss Of tho National untor and Etss association.
a proposition was then rcal from tha CHAM
lor of Commerce Of rittsburg soudesug t!lc
use Of that building for ths no1t Convention Of
tho Association. Tie proposition waa laid on
tho table Until TODAY.
Atr. NcWil'tamn introduced resolution 10 al
low tho Secretary Ralary, wllie. MRS roferrel to
tho C0l!nlttea to royiao tho Constitution OF tho
Association.
a communication wns road from G. G, Taylor,
Of 0alcahnrg, Oh tho production nnd caro- OF but
ter, which Ha1 presented to tho retiring preB-
dent to bo embodied In lliH Forthcoming work on
that subject.
Tho Convention then adjourned until 10 o'clock
this mornlug.
Does Jay Gould own the Nexv York
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