The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-01-08

Co much as IeIeIS " PlotCCCioIl
~ AVIATION and railroad restric-
aWs' referred to Special Commit
lo" Consisting of Bros. Afford, Bar
"stt and Stone.
ne e. much as refers to Homestead
= - State Board of Agri-
b1 1.nre and Agricultural Lien
Tnrs, referred to Committee on
Agriculture.
g mich as refers to the Argri-
.It,raI and Mechanical College, re-
; :rrsd to Special Committee of
Bros. Phares, Gilbert and
'i e. much as refers to Grange
r,nrnals referred to Special Com
,;ttae of three:-Bros Bailey, How
IL and Webster.
eli 60 much as relates to Co-opera
inn referred to Committee on Co
50 much as relates to Bylaws,
I'D Amendment to the Constitu-
' ,a referred to Committee on Law
and jurisprudence.
ca much as relates to Manufac-
.,res Immigration, and Politics,
tered to Committee on Good of
the Order.
Respectfully submitted,
D. L. PHAREs, Chairman.
Rro. T. L. Darden offered the
blowing:
Pl,olged. That a committee of
nree be appointed to select each
i,v of this meeting such portion of
The proceedings as they may deem
nroDsr for publication. And that
he Secretary be instructed - trans
.,ribe the selections made and have
them ready for publication at the
adjournment of this meeting.
Adopted.
Committee-T. L. Darden, c.
v Pedan, and Baxter Wilson.
The report of the Committee on
Apportionment of the Executive
Committees report is as follows:
So much of said report as relates
10 the State Oranges Indebtedness,
be referred to a Special Committee
Of three;
Somuch as refers to the amount
Of dues to the Nstional Grange,
In Worthy Master Darden, be re-
erred to the Committee on Fl
nance;
So much as refers TO the officers
aaries, referred to the Committee
On the Good of the Order;
So much as refers to selecting the
nsxt place of meeting for the State
Grange, referred to the Committee
% the Good of the Order
The hour of adjournment having
srived the Grange took a recess
1l : clock, P. NJ, tomorrow.
SECOND DAY.
EVENING SESSION.
The Grange was called to order
st3o'clock, Worthy Master Darder
ID the chair.
The regular order was taken up
the committees not being ready tc
report a report from the member
present Of the condition of their re
spectiVe Oranges was called for, and
+ aiCited responses that showed ths
lndition of the Order to be highly
elCouraging throughout the State
The hour of adjournment having
Hrved, the Grange took a recess
1 o'clock.
NIGHT SESSION.
The Grange was called to order
by the Worthy Master.
Reports Of officers were called for
The Worthy Treasurer, H. O.
Dixon, made his report, (which was
ecelved and referred to the Finance
Committee.
The Executive Committee then
1adearepor, through the chairman
pro. |. Adv, in relation to letter
rom A. NJ. Hardin, which was lie
sved and adopted, and the Secre.
4'y was instructed to forward him
copy of the resolution.
Ia motion, the report of the spe.
tai committee on the Revival oil
pc old Valuation Law, etc, was
lopted, as follows:
Your Committee, appointed to
axe INTO consideration the expedi
D'y OF Petitioning the Legislature
enact valuation law, beg leave
report that in view of the large
geotedness under which a con
lesaole portion of the people OF
.s olate are burdened, it is neces.
mat some kind of valuation
should be enacted to prevent
@Crltlce of property which will
sue under the present laws for
enforcement Of collection, both
5eI Judgment and mortgage
W., therefore, herewith present q
arpOse:
S ne honorable Legislature of the
Sa'e OF Mississippi:
gentlemen: 1t is respectfully re
S ssSnted that Agriculture, or
5, ,:en the prosperity of our State
rsg a,y depends, is INSTRUCTED from
ps ra use Of the great and vari
n, sources, ssg afforded by its gener
Yrpa G ia a4d genial climate, by the
- Indebtedness which burdens
n tts'Ple, connected with the alb.
posss.. power, which the creditor
broD uses OF forcing the sale Of
nd g1y without regard TO the