The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1880-02-28

referring complaint of Grange No r.,
nessee, against T.. Il. Paine, Agent OF M, VI len
Union. After protracted discuss;or Trade
the relationship between the Georgia St. touching
and the Direct Trade Union, on motion " T5range
Taylor, the matter was referred to the r Vi J.
Committee with instruction to .xecutye
port to this BODY s1'e and re.
Moved by L. F. Livingston tina, all
LAID upon the table for the present IporS be
Grange into COMMITTEE of the Who'll =, rihg the
purpose of discussing matters immedia,.Iior the
tanning to the good OF the Order. Carried per-
On motion of ]. ]. Burlington, deleg.tor
given opportunity to relate the condtion So Were
Oranges. Encouraging reports were rend T., taer
DIV =. Orr OF Acworth Grange w F Sn;tL u oy
tapulgus. w. Berrie Mcdaniel of Willo,n .i Oh At
A. Moffitt of Rutland, ]. B. Jones of M2; Scie
I. H. kimbrough of Cataula. and / / R,,tar.uvile
of Bethsaida. Others submitted rc,,or.1 ~ lgon
less cheering. - though
On motion of L. B. Bouchelle. Tho G.
was instructed to notify the Subordinate cc.le'afY
that the recommendation in Secretar,,s 10 iSS
touching upon reduction of quarterly due Pon
reduction of quorum to S, and privileges 70 " &C.
bers of dormant Oranges, have been adontoa eH
THE PATRON OF HUSBANDRyp
BY L. IL. Kimbrough, That THE PArpor
HusBANDRY, published at Columbus M MSS
Adopted unanimously. gan
On motion of w. Berrie Mcdaniel the
proceeded to the election of officers with Ian
| lowing result: ' 'o'
T. ]. Smith, Master;
J. B. Jones, Overseer;
T. H. Kimbrough, Lecturer;
David Nichols, Steward;
| w. Berrie Mcdaniel, Assistant Steward.
E.Taylor, Secretary.
1.-The list OF the balance of the officers and =,
the County Deputies which has been misni i,o
| will appear in our issue.-ED p OF Fl f'"0eu
The installation of officers was duly perform,
by the Worthy Master. ''"eu
| MASTERS ADDRESS
BY T. II. Kimbrough, chairman:
Your committee appointed to consider the A.
nual Address of the Worthy Master. beg leava 'a
recommend the adoption of the several 49,
ments to Article /, National Grange Cons,;.ul
ton proposed by the recent session of said Gu.
also, that the members of our Order througbSTr
the State of Georgia be earnestly reouestsJ :.
heed the words of admonition and wise ;rs,., "
ton with which said address is SO replete.
Adopted.
The Secretary, as chairman of the comui,,.,
on preparation of by laws for the State C;r.ne.
appointed at the Sth session, announced the Coz
mittee ready to report, but, under the motion !,
lay on the table tor the present, the Commute,
/ was continued
On motion of T. II. Kimbrough, the delev,,..
present were requested to raise sufficient 10 nav
! for 100 COPIES cheap edition. of the proceedr.
of this session. Carried. Result: $40 raised
BY II. I. Patterson, That each delegate paw n,
own per diem and mileage to this session Of the
| State Grange. Carried
On motion of 7. F. Livingston. That the ns
session of this State Grange will sit in the CITY
ThomasvIle on the second Tuesday in December
1880, beginning at O'Clock, p. NJ
Moved that the Worthy Master appoint dele
gates to the Agricultural Convention now in ses
sion in the city of Cuthbert. Delegates: L. F
| II Twin IN III L t.
hart, VIM kaigler, VIM. Jennings, David Nich.
OILS, J. r. Nisbet, T. o. Wicker, w. Berrie Nc
Daniel. On motion, the Worthy Master wa,
added to the delegates.
THE CLEMENT ATTACHMENT.
Upon motion, L. F. Livingston, T. J. Smith
andJ. J. Burlington were appointed a COMMITTEE
to enquire into the merits of the Clement Attach.
ment, and report to the next session of this body
or earlier to the Secretary, if practicable so that
said report may be published in THE PATRON owl
| HUSBANDRY.
| TRANSPORTATION.
On motion of ]. E. TAYLOR. the Executive Con.
mittee were instructe. to confer with the rail ro,
companies of Georgia upon the matter of tran.
portaton of delegates to the annual session of tg
| body. Adopted.
Resolutions of thanks TO the rail road conn,
mics for the usual courtesies were adopted
By the Secretary: ResolOed, That the heart
thanks of this State Grange are due and hereby
eNHdSlSo i'm JosSph Il. DIO"Il, IIcSiOenl W
& A. R. r., for the special favor of free rates
over said line to the delegates to this meeting.
Unanimously adopted
On motion, the Secretary was instructed 10
have the proceedings of this session published
THE PATRON OF HUsBHNDRY, and that cory
of the same be forwarded to each of the active
Oranges in this State.
The Grange was closed in due form by the
Worthy Ma ter. T. ]. SMITH, w NJ.
E. TAYLOR, Secretary.