The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1878-11-22
PATRONS OF HUsBANBRY.
FURTHER PROCEEDINGS oFTHE NATIONAL
GRANGE-APPOINTMEN OF STANDING
COMMITTEES, &C.
Second Day..MorninS session.

Second Day..-MOrnins Session.
The Grange was called to order at
o'clock-a!l the officers Of yesterday pres
ent.
a call Of States was had, and various
resolutions, petitions. &c, were presented
agd referred TO appropriate committees.
The Master appointed the following
Standing committees
Finance: Brothers james, Indiana
Smith. Georgia; Sims, Kansas; Sisters
Ellis, Ohio; Shipley, Oregon.
Constitution and Bylaws: Brothers
Chase, New Hampshires Woodman, Michi-
gan; Thing. Maine: Forsythe, Illinois
Baylor, West Virginia.
Cooperation: Brothers Banton, Virginia
Sherwin, Wisconsin; Shipley, Oregon
Eshbaugh, Missouri; ForSythe, Illinois.
Transportation Brothers Piollet, Penn
sylyania; Wayne, New York; Lipscomb,
South Carolina; Lang, Texas; Steele, Cali.
fornia.
Good OF the Order: Brothers Moore, Ma.
ryland; Whitehead, New Jersey; Dinwid.
die, Indiana; Sisters B!anton, Virginia; !;
Wayne, New York.
Commercial Relations Brothers Rosa
Delaware; James, Maryland; Thing, Maine;
Sisters Booth, Colorado; Sherwin, Wiscon-
sin.
Resolutions: Brothers Ware, Massachu.
sets; Nicholson. New Jersey; Sisters Ellis.
Ohio; Baylor, West Virginia; Adams, MIN.
nGsota.
Masters Address Sisters Moore, sTary-
land; Ware, Massachusetts,; Woodman,
Michigan; Fiolet, Pennsylvania; Sims,
Kansas.
Executive Committees Report Brothers
Steele, California; Wilson, Florida; Lips
comb, South Carolina; Sisters Smith, Geor,
gia; Steele. California.
Lecturers Report: Brother Wilson, Flo
rila; Sisters Chase, New Hampshire; Rosa,
Delaware; Booth, Colorado; :ilerwin, Wis.
consin.
Accounts: Brothers Sims. Kansas; Esil-
baugh, Missouri; Wayne, New York; Sis
ters Woodman, Michigan; Ware, Massa-
cEusetts.
Claims and Grievances: Brothers Aiken,
South Carolina; Alexander, North Caro-.
lima; Booth, Colorado; Sisters Steele, Cali.
fornia; James, Indiana.
Mileage: Brothers Ellis, Ohio; Sherwin,
Wisconsin Sisters Rosa, Delaware James,
Indiana; Sims, Kansas.
Foreign Relations: Brothers Lang, Tex
as; Rosa, Delaware; Piollet, Pennsylvania
Shirley, Oregon: Alexander, North Caro-.
lima.
Education: Brothers Harwel!, Tenncs
see; Chase, New Hampshire; Sisters
Moore, Maryland; Nicholson, New Jer
sey; Ban:on, Virginia.
Order OF Business: Brothers Woodman
Michigan; Moore, MARYLAND: Ellis Ohio;
LipScomb, South Carolina; Harwcl, Ten
neSSee.
The Grange took Il short recess in order
to allow certain committees to prepare bus
iness for consideration. After reassembling
4 letter was read from the Governor, inviting
the members OF the Grange to reception
at his mansion tonight. The invitation
was. on motion, accepted with the thanks ol
the Grange.
The following
ORDER OF BUSINESS
was adopted:
l. Opening OF the Grange.
.. Reading minutes OF preceding day.
3. Reports or recommendation of OIL
GERS.
I. Report OF executive committee. -.
5. Reports Of standing committees.
6. Reports OF special committees.
7. Call OF roll OF States, for the introduc
ton Of business, for reference without de.
bate.
s. Motions and resolutions.
8. Special orders of the day.
10. Unfinished business.
Sessions convene at $3.50 \. NJ. daily.
The question OF per diem and mileage o
the members OF the Grange was referred t
the Finance Committee.
The Grange took recess until 2:30 p. NJ
Afternoon Session.
Under a call OF States number Of reso
lutons were read and referred 10 appro
pirate committees.
On motion the invitation to visit Church
land Grange, near Norfolk, was accepted
The Grange will probably 90 down there Uit
the river boats on next Thursday-Thanks
eiving-day. The secretary was ordered tc
notify the Grange, informing them OF it
action.
Mr.. Ellis, a member OF the Executive
Committee, was excused from service OF
the Committee on per diem and mileage
and Mr.. Rosa appointed in his stead.
The Grange adjourned until $3.50 th
morning.
During the business OF the morning scS
sion Worthy Master Adams, in the chair
was taken suddenly sick from nervous de
preston, brought about by severe and ar
duous labor, preparing business for th'
session. 1t is thought that good nights
rest and perfect quiet will restore the Mas
ter to his usual health.
In noticing the remarks Of Mr.. Chase a
the public reception OH Wednesday nigh
we stated that he concluded bis remarks
with San apt and eloquent poetical selec
ton" 1t should have been "oriSina
poem."
SPECIAL INyEsTIGATIoN.-CoI Aye
and Major Burns, two special officers
the United States Treasury Department, ar
in the city, engaged in making 4 minut