Rocky Mountain husbandman. [volume] (Diamond City, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1876-06-15
political affairYt) Tille Ablprq1nteIiggens and
farAbAh,p MuetgelIaraIlW aAicltltJ take nd.

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vantage of the oIpP@o}rtny}FnIHtyy,. and they went
into the movemeit from considerations of
the highest patGiotisn. q; !lhere was another
class, however, that joined the Grange only
to make mQney,, and oathen disappointment
of these latterhmust be uattributcdyniini1a
great degree, 1.-THE falling off fiji interest
which is 50 Aaafp}ppallr1e4sinntt. III It lRhaala dy alillq4ffttteee tiers .',s
This iethargyshouh beoNeroome at once.
It can be done mainly ibylnore viSorousfe eff
forts on the part Of our leaders, but the
members themselves Can do miiudch by prompt
and regular attendance at meetings. 1T will
be for them to!deteiminen whether. there
shall be a revival OF. Interest it, the. cause.
or the Movement, forced in the back ts1Yo
by the noisy lemagogues during 1.-The alp-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. iglae Ii tilemeri-
bers would all attend the naeotihg g. Of the
Grange, .t the leaders de put Oh! the armqr and
20 Unto the, tight thgenewed zeal, and the
Grange press dol whole duty,.there1woul
be enthusiasm in orr ranks, da air. the Move
ment w}otild gather 'ssqch" ST. 4 Il that mo
opposing force could check its pr9gyyesss fora
moment, iano9a aeH yfea 99ao On atodw hltU
The capital of the Patrons manufacturing
association me- 0lr & x nn iizz1e99d LAT. At Ipd ps SIS s. to t
be. 500, 0OQ,,oa nil7 ssaatW ro,Gei,n III, hi oi
The .fundsiof ssubordinatett G ange9be-
long exclusively TO. themselves and they
can eXpend any part or the Wrote or it : in
any way they, choose, ffoit the use 4andd, Benefit
Of the Grange, without any permit from, or
consultation withahny body:'oNfany GfrHliges
in every State have formed libraries, invest
ed in seeds. sewing 4 1bIrnacllipeesS4t TO- be resold
to members GteloW club rates, taken stoGx
in cooperative stones, etc. gotphe Grange
may sell or give to the individual niethbefs
any or all of the articles So ppiitrclhaasedtf," ::ll
Of which they have alright to do, sift ttodql
Lecturers of subordinate Grahges'shoqAd
never forget fthatiti IS Their ddty" To- haze
a subject prepared lfRor discussion d. every
regular meeting, p With not. less tllanl eto,n1to
six appointees ito assistthim in tlle' debate.
This shouldtcom pplnderittheiowofkihg
head, for the good Of, tAle, Order. ;i.sdod d,os
The Master should see TINT the Lecturer
does his duty, and that every ,peisonyidyheii
called on, shall give his ex pesrNnce' 1ponfthe
subject before the House. = s4'naS2H an ~ -
A good Master and an intelligent, active
Lecturer makke9la Live Grange .r-Natiomt
Granger.
The Grange is /, worth of To-day almost Sfimnlta4si@ is
much to agriculttlrissttts Of the country as the
common SCHOOL, Iisin fact the only apri-
mary school we have which lis devoted tenae-
licultural Instruction ;E'ithis' there Where
our sons and ,tdfaihght3e5fts are. first taught tie
Importance of agricultural Instruction it is
there where they are made TO seetB1ossibilil
ties in4agrieultural Industry which past gen zen
erations meyer dreamed, d, and, sifE' is from
thence, that an iiplpence.is7, to, goaeut 5whic,
in a few o4Eearss will ufiilalNp11em Oh agri-
cultural colleggesofw with y 'o4inggc r,Yieh, eqAra
young ladies' TOO With d class; Of students
tllatMM not turn their backs ON stlae farm
or seek other responsibility orr etaity.-Pa-
c. fc Rural Press d2'dp 'dh-faid"i a.1,ad nalN
We I've all Read Of the oy Ell Iii Ell 10th
er, WHO who tod {dl,hl her r. /" 81 Charming daughter that
she might "'go out tosWim,n if ~shel,didn;t
" go near the'aNater.s Pc Some Patrons seem
tob%e'efnulatag the conduct Of this discreet
mqatron. sThaNlthinkme may 5beqeood men,
bers of the Ordetga ndd receive all it's bene-
fits without going near the Grange stores and
dealers, without participatinginfthe Grange
meetings, without doing anything td6 make
the Grunge Profitable Or eefnteirtaainiihtugg..'s .74a
ts TsHn HTEoe ssi 2 R t t9i94s l., says IS that / the h" several,
councils nsih, Of sSoYyferffiigsinss' Of Industry i ii, Indi-
annapolis are E, in 2 prosperous. condition, the.