The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1876-12-14
The National GranSa

The National Grange Of tie Patrons Of
Husbandry closed their session in Chicago
on the Goth ult. The Inter. Ocean furnishes
the following report: ..
The most,important act of any session Of
The National Grange was the passage If the
| hnal report u the Committee on Co-opera-
ton. This report referred especially to in
| ternational cooperation. The recommended
| lions Of the committee, which pertain to
matters under advisement for eighteen
| months past, were adopted with very little
amendment. Toward the close of the ses.
sion an important resolution providing for
| b system Of State agencies was also adopted.
During the session 25S resolutions, flettio-
have been presented. Ali of these have re-
ceived the required attention, and were
nnal y acted on. Among other recommends
lions, the following resolutions, concerning
| international cooperation were adopted:
ResoIc'd, That We, tho National Grange Of the
PATRONS OF Husbandrt, learn with great PIE 'sare
and cordially rec procats the friendly sympathy,
| common purposes, and preferred alliance Of our
GO operative co workers in the United Kingdom.
We thank them for the kind reception and hear
Ing given our commission. and the assurances Of
orp ne Sn pam1e them sna We Thank
sented us, which gvs much eded information.
Reso!rsd That we accept the general pan as
al to us in faith to form in
Go operative Trading Company. for the purposes
named in their memorandum and articles of ASSOC
at"rad as ~ siS we Dsiete tne pan therein
| least delay and expense, and with greatest
security, the mutual wishes, of tn, friends
fora ene ~, Do'a ,h @ we mere
ever, where who may wish to avail themselves Of
the benefits OF such trade as it proposes to o.
.aoiasn we gan sa1gly De?in 'hls wo;K under
craze SCALE with the understanding that such
chahses may De MADE IN luture as Inc llsht OF ef,
p G,"mce may sho" 10 10 mutually necessary ana
re hsso 7 r., That we ., advise our members; 80
soon as the,r proposed cooperative associations
home me sa n H. IN sher De- prepared to
cnmo"v Tint ,Rcv "a a. tas snch ah,rs. ~ an
mittee Of the Rational Grange of the fact Let
them decide BY me views and wants of their own
locality whether they wish to engage in both ex-
poT, ana import trade, OF IN export trade alone;
ma. 80 S . g. ne Hasrer an tx
6caliv N ,ormsd Nv ~ onr NJ omr ta tion.
that Thy are willing to subscrib: the required
$l25, $50, gold OF American shares OF the stock Of
this com?an: to establish the necessary shipping
and receiving d.rots and managers in or Amerl-
can seaports, tney sh!li NJ ohGe olnclliy hotlly
AZ ,hat s"c ~ t ,h
our order is ready to compIcte negotiations and to
open trade with them.
Fes,l,.d Tth,t whera association. already AZ.
list. or may soon be formed, among or members
in any State, where it may be thought feasible
and profitable to make some direct shipment. Of
Their PRODUCTS to our cooperative friends in En-
our 1or 1s CO.
thew at least onen n,ciaI c"rresnondence With VIII,
Mr.. E. Vansittart NeaIe. No. il city Buildings,
Corporation street. Manchester. England. He can
place them in Immediate. communication with
these cooperative !, societies IN England that
ma WISH ha. 10 ous ofecuy rom ou assoca.o 11
tobacco snd other farm nrodmcts NEEDED Tor ptheir
consumption. This is provid for nv the present
articles of association Of the proposed Anglo
American COOPERATIVE Company, as has already
been set forth in Worthy Master Jones official
circular T1 OF July last. III, ,,...,
me report closeo WIN rev aoal1lona'
reconlhe III, :. wh!ch arc oeemeo I'm
Pur,ant, naf ; WA, LOT success Zee IN enqcav
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