The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-03-13
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Committee 0to devise ways and means
of reviving the order" submitted the fol-
lowing report, which was adopted, to wit:
Be It resolved that we recommend the
appointment by the Worthy Master of
one or more Deputy Lecturers in each
county in the State, to act in conjunction
with him, and to keep alive whatever in |
terest he may arouse in our people, and
one of whose principal duties it shall be,
to see that his appointments are matte
known everywhere in their counties, so
that he may have large and interested
audiences. ~
I'd. Whereas we consider it of material
advantage to our members that there
should be cooperative store established
at some central point in each county, on
the Rochdale plan. q
Therefore Resolved, that we earnestly
recommend to Subordinate Oranges to
inform themselves of the principles of Co
operation as recommended by the Nation
al Grange, and to establish one of these
Co. operative stores at the business center
of each county.
I'D. Resolved, That we hereby recon-
mend to all Subordinate Oranges and
members of the Order, to do all in their
lpower to increase the circulation of "THE
PATRON OF HUsBANDRY" published at
Columbus, Miss, since we consider the
perusal of such papers as "THR PATRON
OF HUsBANDRY" one of the most potent
means of increasing the interest in our
Order, and beneftting the farmer. ~
All of which is respectfully submitted.
81 VIM. H. KER, acqa
Adopted = Chm Committee.
Committee on Education submitted the
following report, to-wit:
Your Committee on Education beg
leave to report that that part of the Wor-
thy Masters address referred to them is
so full and clear, that we recommend that
. this State Grange adopt all the measures
therein recommended. -
And this State Grange request all the
Subordinate Oranges in the State and all
persons interested in agricultural and me-
chanical pursuits, to draw up and forward
n petitions signed by the members of the
r Oranges, and others who may desire to do
n so, urging and requiring the members OF
the Legislature from their respective
~ counties, to grant the appropriations rec
commended in the Masters address for the
: A & M College. aa Geaa.l 81
:. OF the S125 ,ooo $4,000 to be appro-
>, priated for the use of the College during
the year 1880, and $4,000 for 1851 and
g the $12, zoo to be Appropriated annually fol
the professors salaries. gsss.:.ss..
L. In order to the better understanding OF
r that portion of the address referring to the
Improvement of common school educa
Sc ton we present herewith the report o.
D. the National Grange on the subject.
lr Amended by instructing Committee or
SIS Memorials to memorabilia the Legislature
T. B. BAILEY, Chm Com.
~ ~ Adopted as amended.
Committee on Complaints and Griev
ances submitted the following report:
The undersigned Committee on Com
plants and Grievances, to which was re
. ferred the business matter between Bro
lie, A. J. Vaughan, agent at Memphis, Tenn
and members of the Order in our State
would respectfully say that, after CAREFUL,
weighing all the facts produced before us
ch both oral and written, nothing has beel
ar revealed that would implicate the honest
va and integrity of the above named agent
and we would advise parties having
IL claims against him not to sue, but to arbi
es trate on the best terms possible.
u Respectfully, J. F. McLEoD,
tn Adopted. ...-. Chairman.
-. Committee on Complaints and Griev
~ ances submitted the following repor
ne which was adopted:
let Your Committee would, in the matte
la of the claim of F. M. Shaw, WATERFORD
Miss, against Temple S. Coons & CO
New Orleans, present as their report o
the, same the report of the Executiv
Committee made at the present session
your Grange. s ]. F. MCLEOD, :
ts-.-s Chairman.
Committee on Complaints and Grie'
ances submitted the following report:
The undersigned Committee on Con
plants and Grievances, in the matter
the complaint of M. E. Hanks, of Tish
II mingo county, against Good Sprinl
Grange No. 2S2, respectfully report tn
the Worthy Master of the State Grans
instruct said Grange in its duty
!. F. MCLEOD, Chairman.
Grange adjourned to o'clock P. NJ.