The patron of husbandry., 1879-06-07

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1--WE would also call the attention of our
cotton raising brethren to the great bene-
fits to be derived ffori small cotton mills
for spinning cotton yarns by the help Of
the sHCiement Attaehnaent,n which will
Ehereafterot the place of the common
cotton gin.T n.Ti1aia3saC CHAso E. T6BEY,
10 Adopted. fnori xlt@o1iD 10 Chairman.
The report Of the committee on Trans
portation was then ipresenteda ii9<
ndThe9interests of our Order require such
action by our present Legislature as will
tend to the reduction of freight and fare
| onIour lines of trans portation to the low
est legal rate, and that no determinations
in localirates ought to be alEowed.hoa 40
2 Adopted. Iuoil q. @: Oars, chairman.
The committee on Immigration made,
| the following report: -fEn 8 II 1lI-1.2E' 80
The only way that the State Grange
can effect Immigration is to SO organize
land conduct the organization as to con-
duce to the welfare of the farming COM
munity, which will induce others to come
! and share our prosperity. Also, to elect
for our officers those who will reduce our
onerous; taxes and give us liberal free
questions that an intelligent Immigrant
would ask are: what are your facilities for
free schoolsedueatien? and, what is your
rate of taxation, and upon what kind Of as
/ sessmentsq ssae &c. C.E.CUNN1NGHAM, "a.
/ Adopted. ioa ht# oaH Chairman. p
I The committee on the Masters Address
1 offered the following report IlisH
That the subject matter of the Masters
4 A al nho
/ ton and endorsement,aid we congratulate
the Grange that it will be published and
I placed within the reach of ALL We advise
j the Subordinate Oranges to read, discuss,
and profit by the ideas contained therein.
+ Adopted EifW.W. PACE, chairman.
T. Worthy Master Hughes then appeared
and installed Worthy Master elect Bro.
4 Jno3 s. Williams. Bro Hughes then
/ made some eloquent remarks. He con-
graduated the Grange on its selection for
this high position such an able and zeals
Gus Patron as Bro Williams. Worthy
Master Williams replied, thanking the
4 Grangefor the honor conferred upon him,
and promised his best efforts to promote
i theasuccess of the Order b25Ei29Eg5A 81
70 The Grange then adjourned till 2 p. m.
+ el ds.dw baG .5----L-tz III fTJJE1a-f. =
4 bna noiieEvEN1NG SESSION J5 13at
n The Grange meta = O'clock, Worthy
i Master Williams IN the chair, who in
\ stalled the other officers 2Hho Oh % EQo
lgiiThe committee on Organ presented the
4 following report, which, after considera-
4 bic ldiscussion,swas adopted 2h1] s@a :,
iIh We consider that we have no power to
makeoor choose an organ outside of the
4 EState,l and for the present we consider it
4 impossible to start a paper Of our own:
/ we therefore advise Patrons and Subordi-
lnate Oranges to subscribe as Hberally S
1 possible for the ST. Louis Journal of 5Ag-
1 rieulture and Farmer Yano!A D. tfiIoD
4 sHo sd7 &C. E. .CUNNrN6HAM,te chairman, ].
! BY Bio. c. e. Cuhninghangh Resolved,
4 That a committee of three, with Bro. G..
1 j2E.ITobey as chairman be appointed, to
consult with such members of our Order
who are either Senators or Representa-
4 tives in our Legislature as to the best
method of effecting such needed legisla-
4 tive reforms as have been recommended
4 by our various committees. Adopted.
ko.C.aE Tobey, G. E. Cunningham and
b r. c. Wall committee. l5d at.Ei 9-5nI
de- On motion by Bro Wall, the Worthy
+ Master was added to the committee. 19 .
EouBy Bro. Pace: Resolved, That the next
4 annual meeting of the State Grange DE
held in the city of VArkaeielphia, Clarke
county, on-Fuesday after the fourth Mon
day in January, 1850, at II NJ Adopted.
+ By Bro Cunning CHAM: Resolved, That
I tooehcoufage delinquent Oranges tore
organize and begin again career Of use
ftilness, !this Grange remit to all such
Oranges their back dues tothisF Grange
4 up to January 1850, provided they Ire-
Iorganize before Ian! l.. 1880. Adopted. +
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to notify the Subordinate Oranges by cir
4 cular of the action of this Grang in re-
mitting dues, and the place of the next
annual meeting J4o &Hl1d b1lt@lF
boi Bro! Scott presented resolutions from
1 Miller County Crangei bNo!E744 asking
lwho are entitled teevote in County Gran
Fges. .eHIt was decided that Masters, Past
1 asMasters and their wives,yif Nations, del
egates and officers, are entitled to vote in
i County or Pomona Oranges. nG "a @s5r
j. On motion,c Bros. Wall, Oats and Pace
were appointed a committee on accounts.
4 noRy Bro. @ ,E.5Fobey: Resolved, That
the salary of the Master shall be- reduced
to $2oo; that of the Secretary to 5000, and
/ that of the Treasurer to $5o per anniinn,
but that the State Grange may increase
9the same, providedy the condition of the
d d5Treasury swould warrant such increase at
the.hext annual meeting. . Adopted $50
D The Worthy Master then invested the
members withithe: Annual Wofd.io snf
/ nl 1t was, resolved that the Secretary have
I5ooeopies of the proceedings of this ses-
l'sionprinted out of the first fundssreeeived
The Grange was then opened in the
Fifth Degree, and said degree. was con-
fefred on Bros g. H. Thompson, c. 6.
Oats and @. E.fCunningham E. by Bro. E.
ID Boyd sf9ai1Ei ISM bhA'f.2i'
The Grange was then closed lin the
Fifth Degree and opened in the Fourth
1.-THE minutes were then read and approved
I4glThere sarpearine no further business,