Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1881-01-26

10 the state and the nation. We are mere
TO learn not only how to make better butter
and cheese, but also for the deeper interest,",
the welfare of our people. lie spoke OIL
the disbursement Of manual labor ny ma !
chinery; and we must somehow widen inc
field of labor. and find prof able held ior
the employment of our young men.
After the addresses n business meethS
was held. The executive committee re-
norted that they could not settle with the
secretary as be did not present vouchers or
items. He had received $40, and hah
voucher for SS4, and had charged $50 Tor
services and = gross amount as office ex-
penses. Mr.. Tinkham called attention to
The vote of two years ago, by when tine
officers were to serve without pay. Mr
Bliss said he had his papers at home with
every item of expenditure, and II the meet
inc could wait ill he would send there ne
could produce them. DIR H"Sklns mover
to Law the report on the table till ne coulu
send as he suggested.
The president said he presumed that
would suit Mr., Bliss Mr. Bliss SAID IL
would not suit him; they hid placed MN
on the footing of a common thlci, anu no"
he wanted to be voted mp or down Dr
Hoskins rose to reply, when Mr.. Bliss
made Il point of order that the doctor was
not member of the association. and hil'
no right 10 voice in the business meetlhg'
The latter claimed that he had acted on
committees and supposed that he was, nut
Mr.. Bliss slrenuouSlv opposed his talking
and at last the tlocio or was forced To sub
sid. and the report was accep.ed and MIR.
Bliss financial management indorsed.
The cummi tee on nominations APP
pointed by the pr, sident reported the oti
board of off GERS intact, which was elect
ell.
The committee on oleomargarlne by
DR.. Huskins, who now appear ell 10 dc
4, member, rep ,rtcd The following resoiu-
lions which were adopted:
ResO[u, d. That The name ''Bu'ter' Is
our nmrmprr, trade m Irk of the DAIRY
men, aui that we demand from all legs
Iative bodies, rs our right, that All
Infringement uprn that trade mark ny
manufacturers of f;li for table and culinary
uses. sh III he utterly prohibited and
iii i.nlly suppressed.
R,so v.d, That with those cheaper fal
moIurl,. ls such, an under their prop II
nam, 5, we have no quarrel. We leave
tll1ln To tllt Ji't8HltiL vi NV
who is chi, hv concerned, and who alone
i able 10 decide the matter practically.
We recognize that the manufacturers oil
that class of goods are and must he large
purchasers Of agricultural products in the
form of animal fats. In that llIht II Is
for Gu. interest to treat them justly and
we desire to do So. But we ut the same
time demand of them an equal justice 10
ahslention from running tie use OF ou'
trlle mtrts.
Re COED. That in view of the compe'
,ition which necessarily arises between
the lower grades of butter and those new
forms uf food fat, it becomes Mo>'
urgent duty of all dairymen to improve
by every means III their power their DAIRY
m .nuf;lciures. and we say Ge.t, ~ mem
to that end, n greater care in selecting
breeding and feeling dairy stock, an'
every possible ttfmt towards improve
mpnt in making, packing and marketing
dairy products.