The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1876-06-15

the day. but also in the evening. as
feeble lambs which are dropped at thai
time will not be likely to live until morn
ing.-Luuc .Ster Eurnler.
In Georgia, National Lecturer Stned
ley has made appointments t. lecture on
the following dates at the places named
June / Calhoun. Gordon County :,
Rome, Floyd County; ). Social Circle;
Georgia Railroad. Rutland Grange, Bibb
County: Q, Albany, DoughertJ County
$, Wavnesooro, Burke County; 6,
Thompson, McDutfie County; 10 near
Augusta. i number OF gran res met in
Barnesville Il lew days ago 70 organize a
co operative grange ASSOCIATION. The
Md lie Georgia Pom NJ Grange was o.
ean;zed iii Griffin. My 1. Htrgett
Grange. Harris County, is in a prosper
Gus condition.
ln loliasia, llarrod,burg and Buena
Vista oranges, in Monroe county, Pop
corn. L 4mett. and Guthrie oranges in
Lawrence county ard Is tAel Grange in
Green county, have established a coop
cttiye ore 1t llarrodsburg, and are
i i'm 1 tile business. The grangers in
j. fterson county are not doing much: it
is thought that a g0od lecturer visiting
them might succeed in infusing some
rew lie into them. Bath grange IS
thinking ot building a hall. Mount Car
mel9 new hall, Il model Of excellence,
cost -, 103 turtle Creek reports won
dertu progress Whtcomb's new hal
viii De 40x2z feet. Springfield IS Dul 4
inc a nail. \ new grange has been or
u;tuiZDd In VI nroe county.
Missouri the grange at Spring Hill
and seven other oranges were addressed
hv the Master Of the State Grange Il
short time ago alter the meeting a har-
vest east was held, the dinner ta9le be-
INC one hundred and eighteen feet l5nr.
Spring Hill Grange has ,tarted a paper
edited rs members and Il a in The Crane
tor the good Of the order. The grange
a. Nv Garden, X Y county, is in Il very
prosperous condition, numbering about
two hundred members aad new members
constantly coming in; the members buy
all their groceries and most Of their dry
goods at st. Louis they have no store
house vet, but intend to baild one the
coming autumn Luster IS principally
composed II Germans, who are waiting
for the ritual printed in that langua Re.
/ The lecturers il the following counties
report the oranges visited by them to be
in generally good condition: Pike,
The Nordway county grange, at Mary
4 Vile is ready tor business. The patrons
at Lincoln are talking Of building a hali,
with a store underneath.
The New York World, in reviewing
the foreign mission of Bro j. ~. \.
Wright, the special commissioner u the
National Grange SAYS that it has from
The outset plainly expressed its conylc-
tion that the benefit to be derived ron
sucn 4, mission IS that which Brother
Wright has undertaken and discharged
with such sing ieness Of aim and thought
devotion. must III a large measure ne in
direct ana not easily appreciable by tn,
mass of observers. The conditions 0
the agricultural commuuitIe, in the two
countries diff r 50 widely that the rrang,
is not an absolute necessity in Europe
Or, # it were. could AarAly be org*nz
by the class whose members would rie-
rive and benefit from i. or il Il tould
would be Inevitably misrepresented an,
uniu.tly suspected Nor IS The WorIl
altogether certain that direct trade
however fascinating 4 picture may p
drawn Of is possible extent and probabl.
advantages. really offers such immen,,
benefits not attainabie through othe
methods, At the same time there i u,
earthly objection To trying - obtain them
and trying nard.
4 gentleman who returned ut one,
from Europe with his family instead o
STAYING there several years rs proposed
was asked the cause ct this change -
programme Coloring to the very root
Ut his hair he exclaimed ITO live nov
IN Europe is intolerable to an American
, citizen ot any self respect. Every Amer
, lean i, there deemed u scoundret Lntl
ne demonstrates his claim to be other
wise considered" This is true. 1t ls
/ comfort to know that other nations nav
. gone through such floods OF corruptlo
rs W. see around Us without entire IL
Struction. For instances. two hundrc
Years arc a similar epidemic OF Yin
: and stealing swept over France A
Z there was most eNtravagaut parade g
ill-gotten gain. But the yovernmer
was strong enough and brave enough /
>tiN TUE tktit. LOUIS b4ttGt >tt = kIls
:. strong edicts We're passed - puuis
traud The preamble 10 one SAWS: SIS
pected fortunes are to he controlled
their origin 10 be sought lor and ijseo'
cred. Every one who has touched Ii
puoae property. from the proud accom-
: phce> OF bouquet. to the lowest IA
y collector. must furnish a sworn >t,.t,
! ment 81 his property. Of the inheritane
u ne has received. and 81 the sums give
ie by him IN marriage to his chi dren.
\ This inauguration NJ good Order 4
Il rested y general bankruptcy. 4 hui
: dred aud ten millions. restored By !.
= farmers ot the revenue. re-entered Il
q treasury: spectators VINO mad enriehe
q themselves nv tue pablic distress. tho.
:. who had pureha>ed,heo c,rois AT Il trau
q ulent price. false creditors. were sacr
II feed 10 i state they were devouvin- e
= Patrons HsInsr,