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The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10

THERE is much quiet significance and
not little keen sarcasm in dispatch from
Milwaukee which states that the efforts of
Herr Most have not been very successful in
that city, as many of those who were pre-
viously prominent as Socialists are now
property owners. The beauties of the
equalization of wealth theory fade very rap
idly in the estimation of those who become
possible contributors to the division pile. In
fact 1t is only when the demagogue has all
to gain and nothing to lose that Socialism
has any satisfactory SAVIOR.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10

TENNESSEE, between reputation and
thievng officials, continues to be mighty
good State for beth capital and labor to stay
swsy ffsm.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10
MEETINGS
PORTLAND & 0GDENsBURG r. R. co.
Notice.

FEyHE annual meeting of the stockholders of the
at the office of the con p4ny, No. 9 Exchange ST.,
Portland Me-. on Tuesday, the sixteenth day OF
January current at ten O'Clock in the forenoon to
CHI directors for the ensuing year and to tran
any other bushes that may legally b. fore
the meeting CHAS. ii FUYE, Click.
Portland January /, 1885, dtd
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10

THE circumstances under which William
Prendergast has just been pardoned out of
the Albany Penitentiary furnish striking
illustration of the falliblity of apparently
conclusive evidence. Prendergast had been
indicted for uttering counterfeit silver dol
lar, and upon trial as convicted chiefly up
On the testimony of an expert of twenty five
years experience, who swore positively that
the coin in question was counterfeit, and
poor one at that. Subsequently, however,
it was sent to the Treasury Department for
examination, and was pronounced genuine
OF course the release of the wrongly-con-
yicted prisoner followed as matter of
course.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10
NnTICE.
PORTLAND RAILROAD COMPANY.
Animal Meeting.

FEvHE Annual Meeting of the stockholders of the
d Portland Railroad Company will be held In the
Libra Rooms, Mech mics Hal Portland on
Monday, Jan 10, 1883 at O'Clock p. m, fer t
choice of directors, aud the transaction of any 9TH
er business that may legally come before them.
f. A. NEWMAN, Secretary
Portland jap. 8. 1888. did
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10

II is not little anomalous that while all
the European poten ates are talking peace
and facilitating their subjects ON the hope
full outlook of affairs, there is a quiet
strengthening of ornaments going steadily
on, and the German Emperor is arranging
the details of an increased military estab-
llshment. The rumor that German resi-
dents abroad had been notified to be in read
iness to obey their army obligations has
been semi-oficially contradicted, but there
10 doubtless some foundation for the state
ment. 1t is quite evident that whatever
the various governments may openly assert,
they are all secretly looking forward to some
sudden act of aggression which will precipi-
tate conflict of no narrow proportions 1t
10 net easy to see just where this will occur,
but it Is not difficult. on the other hand, to
note great many points from which the
entering wedge may come.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10
PORTLAND DIRECTORY : 1883

The canvass for the PORTLAND DIRECTORY for
1888 has been commenced, End the publishers take
this occasion to thank the citizens and business men
of Portland for the generous patronage given them
last year, and for the courtesy and aid extended to
the canvassers in their work The rapid sale of the
copies of the Directory not subscribed for and the
many calls for it since, shows that the publishers
size and enterprise of Portland needed and would
readily and generously sustain yearly issue of the
year more complete and valuable than the last and
to this end respectfully solicit continuance of The
aid of our citizens In the way of advertising and
subscriptions and espe tally by kindly assisting the
men i'll their canvass at houses and places of bust
ness, as the value oil directory is its correctness
and they cam t make it so without such help.
ER- be particular to get your correct number from
the City Civil Engineer, and have it placed upon
your door,
b. ThurstOn & Co. & w. A. Green0ugh & Go
jams 81 i2 Exchange st. div
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-10
TrIF1 PRESS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, JAN. 10.
The Machine.

The political machine" which the Unit
cd States retormer feels called upon to c, n
d ann In and out Of season, is in high favor
With English Liberals, who seem to regard it
o. ole of the most beneficent results of IL
discovery of America. While our newspsp-
ers and politicians are condemning this plan
Of party organization, many English news
paperssand politicians of the Liberal persuas-
lon are speaking words in its praise. Even
so conservative man as the Earl OF Derby
has this to say. "Forty years ago Sir Robert
Peel said to his friends, as the practical sum
of his political advice to them, Register,
register, registerr If he had lived till now,
the words would have been, Organize, or
ganize, organize An organized party
against one that is not organized is a discip-
lined force against mob" In Birming-
ham Mr. Joseph Chamberlain, who is much
admired by politicians of the New York Ma
ton School, has ''run a machine for sever
al years and thus managed to keep himself
in Office. Mr.. Gladstone is also capable
nachinist as well as practical politician
and wood-chopper.
Those Americans who praise the British
machine but condemn the American have
been complaining that the trouble with our
machine is due to the spoils system. Hap
PLY that is done away with. Both Houses
of Congress have passed the Pendleton bill.
The country has been made good by statute.
We are all virtuous now There are to he
no more cakes and ale on the national side
board. The machine has been brought up
70 the correct British Standard. So of
course the denunclations of it 10y independ-
ent journals will cease. 1t is now eminently
gnglish, and therefore quite the proper
thing. 1t will now be good form to go into
politics, you know.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
SinfteS &apiteI.
Die S~enoomeidule idat.

Cine unbeimli6e Stiue lag iiber benz lin>
ermebli6en Sduiermeer pon BariS. Gang
lam naQten bic Nebel in Der breitsn Sur6e
Der Seine babin, on ben Sbiirmen Der
RotresO aa1efirde emporiteisemo. @enn
ie ipreden fonnten, bieie sewaltigsn, chr
piiroisen Steinmailen, beren S%unoament
penisitens aus 3eiten Der RarOliniser fam
men, weI6 cine @ei6idte wiiroen ie erSdbs
len! giel Grbebenbes frsilid fOnnten iie
nidt bsri9ten, wObl aberbeS @reuelrouen.
sic iaben bic Gage Der iosenaunten
Barrier Slutbod,sit, bic fur6tbare .Seit
Der &epolution pon 1903, enoli6 bic
S9redensitunoen bes Sabres 1871.
Gwis gu ibren SiBen bin raui4t bic
Seine in beren 6lutben ii6 ibre 9innen
ipieseln. 9aufs, bdufi9 mar Der Strom
ROTH pom benz Dilute Der Gri6la9enen, uno
bic Worte Der 9iebe usrbalten in ben bebz
rem &dumsn Der sewaltisen Stride.
Sieie @eoanfen mo6te Der einiame
Wanoerer babeu, Der III einem @bsnb bes
Wfai 1871 a. ben IN ben Nebel perl6wius
oenben llmriilen Der Notres0 Dame empor:
blifte.
@am tebrt ibr 3eitsn Der Sitte unb
Orbnuns suriit ?riei er balblaut aus. @ann
bort man in bieien Salen misber Den Gon
Der Orsel unb ben @eians eiler frommen
@emsinbe, itatt Der wilten &eoen wabn.
wisiser Wteni6en!
Gs mar Sarron, ses alio ipra9. 8isr.
,ebn Gage waren idon na9 ieiner sliid.
li6en Seireiuns peritri6en. Gr bate Cd
seipast, in YariS gu bleiben unb mad So
banna Sbomas 81 iori6en, bod feline Se:
%miibuusen waren bis jest persebIi9 &C.
welen. Nirseno bate CT cine Spur pon
benz Mabden entbeden fonnen.
Nobl mar er wisberbolt auf bic Sarbel
unb ben Malpisrre seitoBsn, mar ibrer
Spuren sefolst, bod umiOnf. @r bate
iid unfenntlid sema9t nnb QUE Gauerner
bur3itreift, aud in ter sbemalissn Nfarse'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
aamdlis BON StraBe gu StraBs

"" ""i"'S ~ Or"ps o." ON"pN
unb pon @aiie Safe seorGnst.
Tim eii llbr bes WfittasS iant eublid bic
rotbe SABINE auf benz Wontmartre uno
ma6te Der Srifolore Ylat ais man bann
peitsr pormdrts brans, traf man auf cine
md6tise garrifabe, Die BEN 3usang 81 Dem
Biate YisaIe psri6IoB. Sier bate Soms
browsti Die Triimmer feiner rotben 6orbe
aufseiteut, bier fdmpfte aud elm Battalion
@eiber, Die rau6snSen MuSfeten in ben
6dnben unb rotbe Miiten auf BEN Sopfen.
Nir entbalten nus ber S6ilberuns bes
blutigen Samples. Oombrowsfi fiel II. NIT
i5m bic NmaSonen, pel6e bic rotbe SABINE
umsaben, Sauienoe wurben sefansen unb
Der Plat BisuDe mar nit gIut bebedt.
gud at ben anbern Hunften batten bic
Srlppen iiesrei9 setdmpft unb waren spar
langiam, aber fiber porseriidt. Sc mebr
iid aber Die &ommunaroen uon allen Seis
ten sebrdnst iaben, beito uubdnoiser wurbe
ibr Sinn, beito milber loberten aue bic Sci
Seni9aften in ibnen auf, Die bic Welt uol
Nbi9eu an BEN Septembermorbern bes
Sabres 1898 fennen selernt bat. Sob al:
len Gerrdtbern! bieB bic 9oiuns, unter
wel3er ieber, Der ni9t 3u ibrer &otte ii6
befannte, seworoet wuroe.
9ln Der Spise elmer blutsierisen ganSe
ma6te Der elenbe &isault ieinen Hunbsang
ourd bic @efdnsnihe. 3uerit mad ct.
Belagie. Sier iaB inter uelen iein per-
iOnlider 5einb Gbauoep, Der Gebafteur Ell.
ner 3eituns.
SD bin beauftragt, Die Sinri6tInsen in
ben @efdngnilen ausSufibren, reoete Gis
sault Gbaubep an, sic ioaen ben 9lnfane
MAIDEN, Die @renabiere warten.
Saben sic aud beba9t, mas sic tbun,
&isauIt, ipra9 Der @efansene ernif.
S9psisen mir barber, perieete Der
Nnardiit, Die 3sit lit uns turs s~usemeiIen,
porwdrts! Gbaubep fiel, i6per perrprns
set, gu Soben, &euolueridife ma6ten
leinem 9eben elm gnbe.
Die anberen @efanssnsn prrSen ni9t
orbnunssmdBig %fiiilirt, ionbern unter
6liden uub @eld6ter our6 ben Sof bes
@efdnguiies gebest, bis iie enbli9 Eel
S3iien ibrer Sdser erIasen.
luf mad Ga Sante rief Gi9ault, aIs
er iein @ei6aft IN BeIasie uolsosen bate.
llnterwess i6lOien ii6 cine slnsabl @eis
Der benz Morosuse IN. SSbre Namen ieien
ais gum abi6redenoen Seiipiel bier s%enannt.
Sc wareu Natalie 9emel, l3elie @,ranbel,
Satbarina 8osiiiart unO Die pilbe 9a9aiie.
gluf benz @ese mad benz nG6iten @efdn9>
niiie traf man auf einsn Sffi,ier, Der erit
inter Der Commune sebient, Oann aber ieine
Stelllng nieoergele9t bate; es mar Der
@raf BON Beaufort. gr wuroe set0btet.
pa fisl aud grsbii6of Carbon unb NIT
ibm bic Yrieiter goniean, Socanprap, gl.
larb, Glere unb Oeguerrep ba begann cine
Setiaso auf bic entflobenen @eiitlidsn
Souillon, Seourt unb Surat. Die lesteren
wuroen einsebolt unb iddnbli9 nieberse:
i6ofen; ba trieb man in Der StraBe Saro
iiinfsis Mdnner Der Sronuns IN elm brill.
lenbes Battalion pon Gnardiiten, ale erIas
gen Ssn Worbpaffen bieier guben.
90 witbete bas rotbe @eipenit in ben
StraBen BON Baris, 10 entbiiqte Die msni6s
lide Natur ibre srauenuOlle &ebrieite.
@ebe, webe benz 9anbe, bas bieler iddnbs
li6en Bartet gum Spfsr fdut, webe fer
Wenidbeit, Die iid beusen muS inter benz
MorSitabl iOlder berg mnb %relisionslOien
8uben!
lShIu, ;nIot
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Die Sdule lift sefalen, Der Seinb bat ie
peridont, bic &ebellen baben ie seitiirst.
Climb bas Sranaoien bic anseiidts zines
iiesreiden 6einbes, bic Grinneruns an uns
iere slorreide 3eit uerni6ten? Nein iie finb
es ni6t, benn ie serifOrten ia Die Spms
bole unieres &ubms unS %unierer Su9enben.
@oblan, seisen mir ibnen, Seisen mir ben
Seutiden, baB es nod 9erSen in 6ranfs
reid sibt, in benen Die slorrei6en 3eiten Der
9ersansenbeit cine Stdtte baben!
@ie bieie 0orte wirften, werben mir in
ben folsenoen Sapiteln erfabren.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
(S6lub iolot.)
Scr NaihpiGe. Stnn., .Nnaeiaer"

iast: vsSiinsit besssnste uns Der alts Bapa
Weitminler, Der ais 67sidbriser Mann nod
oabsr fommt wie Elm ls.idbriser Sinslins.
Wir sratulirten ibm nnb frusen nebenbei,
mas ibm bsm BEN Gbeumatismls %uertries
ben babe. GS bat mir ME etwas Sagesen
gebolien, mie ct. Satobs Del, antportets
sr, unb mir balten oaiielbe INNER i'm Sauie.
$50 INNER i6 es em~pfobIen, bat es quite
Oienite aeleiitet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Sic fluge Trau.

Sine Srau, beren Mann iberaus NUM-
oerlid uno sur llnSuiriebsnbeit sensist MAJ,
wuBte i'm bennod babin gu brinsen, oaB
sr ielbit feline iible 9aune ME an ibr aus
lisB. Mau iruste fie, wie fie oas Sunititiid
mSsli6 made2 9d6elno ueriette iie: SD
tbue Nues, mas meinem Mtann sefaut, unp
l.ibe sepulbis, mas mir ni9t ssfaat.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Wpiir lie fitch.

!SOren Sic? iaste Elm &i9ter drserIi6
,i einem berben 2anbmann, aus Dem ct
nidt Die serpini6te @ntpOrt berausbrinsen
tcnnte, wiiien Ste wofiir mir bier iieen?
@ewiB brei BON Sbnen ieber fir sw0li
Mtarf tdsli6 unb Der Settle in Der Wfitte FIR
5000 Wtarf inn Sabre.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
Ger Gntihuloiannasarnnb.

&i6tsr; Sbr ieio in Der Sa9tammsr
bes Sauies "a einsebro6en, be? @arum
babt ibr baS setban? = Deb: SD bite
um'S @ort. = Nlio bic Sa9e mar 10: SIM
eriten Stod mar allies gu Saule; I'M smei.
ten Stod wobnen 9eute, Die rein gar ni6ts
baben, i'm britten Stotwerf wobnt Der
Bolissioiensr, alio - i9 bite Sic = mo-
Jolt i'd benn eiubreden, ais in ben 0ads
fammern?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
glufrihtiq.

Ssrr: ST Die Sra,i Saronin gu 9auie?
.3ofe: SuwObl, sebem Sic nur binein2
Serr: wolen Sic mid benn ni6t erit
anmeloen?
3ofe: ., nein, wenn i6 Sic erit ans
mslre, bann lift iie am @nb' = nidt gu
Sauie.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01
WuttermiB.

Wan ia9t Mutterwie wautm iast man
ni6t Sateuwit2 neil nan perR6ert ieiu
fam, wenn elm Mtann wibis 1T, 10 lit er
mnr bur9 Die Srau gemitigt worben?
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1883-05-01

Or. piercs'S Pellets" - geberpiu6en
Unit 3uder iibersosen) reinisen oas SIut
unb beIfen idleunis allen eebers, Masens
unb Oarmleiben al. - 8ei ~Npstbetern.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06
Laid on the table for IL months.

Laid on the table for IL months.
B o. Barnett offered the flowing
resolution which was adopted:
Resolved, That this State Grange
ray our Secretary for the year 1888
the sum of $50, payable quarterly
in equal installments.
The election of officers was made
the special order for 9 O'Clock TO.
morrow morning.
Bro. Dixon offered the following
which was adopted:
Resolved, That the Worthy Mas
ter be empowered to appoint Dis
trict Lecturers upon the recommen.
dation of the Oranges interested.
The Grange took recess till 7tPM
At u o'clock D. D. L Phsres
met the members in Grange hall
and gave them an able and in;e est
ing history of the A. & M. College.
Night Session.
Recess having expired the Wor
thy Master called the Grange to
order.
The hour for the special order
having arrived, the Worthy Master
proceeded to exemplify the sec ct
work, first lecturing the nstu-,
of secret institutions and the force
of the obligation in our Order.
On motion the Grange took re-
cess till 9 o'clock A. NJ. tomorrow.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06
THIRD DAY-THURSDAY.
Morning Session .


The Grange assembled promptly
at 9 o'clock, A. NJ, Worthy Master
Darden, in the chair; minutes oil
yesterday read and approved.
The Committee on Credentialf
fnade amended report as follows:
. We beg to report the presence OF
TIE following me n5ers with ere
dentials:
Isaac Smith and wife, Lincoln County
Grapge.
!. ! Davis. Mt. Zion. 4S5, Lincoln CO.
T M. Milestone, Diclson's Creek, Gas
Wilkinson county.
C. NctterviIle, Buffalo, 6Io, Wilkinson
county.
The special order for 9 O'Clock,
the election Of off .ers for the ensu-
ing term, was taken up.
On the first ballot Bro. Put. Oar
den was unanim ,usly re elected
M IS e. for the constitutional term.
The Grange then proceeded to
vote for the remaining Off IN or
der, which resulted as follows:
Overseer-J. 6. Macarthur.
Lecturer b. Bailey.
Steward-A. T. Estes.
Assistant Steward-N. M Woods.
Chaplain-W. B ]. Barnett.
Treasurer-H. O. Dixon
Sacretary-MN. Helen A. Ably.
G. K.-A. C. Farmer.
Pomona-Mrs. M. E Macarthur.
Flora-Mrs. NJ. E. Lowrance.
Ccres-Mrs. Mary Lou. Darden.
On motion the Grange took re-
cess until 80 P. NJ.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06

Respectfully submitted,
II. 0. DIXON, Treasurer.
Which, on motion, was received
an referred to Committee on Fl.
nance.
The Committee on Constitution
and Bylaws made the following
report:
Your Committee to whom was
referred the amendments to the
Constitution, submitted by the Ma
tional Grange, would respectfully
report that they have had tie same
under consideration, and recon-
mend that they do not pass.
T. L. DARDEN,
for Committee.
The recommendation of the
Committee was not concurred in,
and motion to adopt the amend
ments was carried by two-third
vote, on call of yeas and nays.
The chairman of the Executive
Committee read their annual report.
Which, on motion, was received
and referred to Committee on Di-
vision OF Labor for apportionment.
On motion of Bro. Barnett a
committee of three were appointed
to wait on DR.. d. L. Phares and as
certain what hour would suit him
TO address the members on the sub
ject of the A. and NJ. College.
Committee: Barnett, Afford and
Woods.
Ga motion OF Bro. Barnett, the
Secretary was instructed 10 furnish
Bro. Barksdale copy of the Mas
ter's address for publication in the
Clarion.
The special com mittee on the
Masters address reported as fol.
lows:
Your special committee, to whom
the Masters address was referred,
beg leave to make the following re-
port:
All that portion contained in the
first ten pages be referred to the
Committee on Agriculture. That
portion on transportation, to the
Committee on Transportation. That
portion on CO operation, to Com
mittee on Corporation. That por-
ton on education, to the Committee
on Education. That portion bear
ing onsSubordinate Oranges, to the
Committee on Good of the Order.
| hat portion on lecturers, to the
committee on Lecturers. The con-
clusiop, 20 the Committee on Reso-
utions.
All of which is respectfully sub
niited, B. BAILEY, Chm.
Adopted.
On motion, the Grange took a |
recess till 2:3o P. NJ.
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06
Night Session.

Recess having expired. the
Grange was calico to order bv the
Worthy Master.
The special order for the hour
viz; the installation of officers. was
taken up.
BIO. Bailey moved that Bro. Adv
install the Worthy Master.
Adopted
Bro. R. w. Magruder being an.
poited assistant pfesen ed the Wor-
thy Master, elect, at the altar. w IN
was duly obligated and installed
for the ensuing year.
The remaining cfficars were then
presented at the altar, obligated,
and severally installed in due form
by Bro. Ably.
Bro. Bailey presented the follow.
ing report from the COMMITTEES on
Co operation. which was adopted.
We, your Committee, beg leave
to say, that we have examined, ~.
report of the Committee on ca
operation to the National GRANGE
and find that it SO fully sets forth
the importance and spirit of Co
operation, that We ia part sdaI, It
as our.repors, and invite the special
attention Of the members of the
Grange in DUR State thereto. Co
operation is universally recognized /
Is one OF the great powers to be j
affixed for the advancement and
oerpeteity of our Order. We al
vance step by step, from year TO
year, in proportion as we employ
The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1883-01-06
SECOND DAY-WEDNE SDAY
Morning Session.

Grange opened at 9 o'clock by
the Worthy Master.
The minutes of the preceding
day rsad and approved.
Worthy Master announced the
following standing committee:
Credentials: Bros. Stone, Franks
and r. w. Magrader
Division of Labor: Bros. Barnett,
Shannon and J. NJ Smith
Finance: Bros. r. w. Magruder,
Couch, Kinabrew and Hall.
Constitution and Laws: Bros.
Darden, Ably and Griffin.
Resolutions: Bros. Farmer, Kim
mons and Beck.
Gains and Grievances: Bros.
Dodson, Robertson and Bell.
Publication: Bros. Barnett. Ry-
lee and McLe nore.
Lecturers: Bros. Hall, 7. D. Ma
gruder and K,nabrew.
Accounts: Bros. Woods, Spru-
ill and Pice.
Good of the Order: Bros. Whit
ney and ]. D. Magruder, Brunson,
Folkes, and Sisters Klnabrew and
Stone.
Cooperation: Bros. Bailey, r. w.
Nag uder, Davis, McLemore and
Payne, and Sisters Shannon and
Whitney.
transportation: Bros. Dix n, w.
E. Smith, I. w. Smith. Thurman
and Purvis.
Education, Bros. Galtney, Stone,
Price, Estes, Lyle and NettervilIe,
and Sisters M. L. Darden and Nc.
Arthur.
Agriculture: Bros Macarthur.
Afford, Monroe and Jackson, and
Sisters Sophie Darden and Smith
Dormant Oranges: Bros. Stone,
SPruill, Rylie, Tally and Love.
The roll of counties was called.
and the following presented and
referred without debate:
BY Bro. Galtney: Preamble and
resolution recommending the cult
walton of jute.
Referred to Committee ON Agr,-
culture.
By Bro. Whitney; Whereas, TIL,
selling of cotton seed from the plan
-atlon threatens to bring sure and
speedy impoverishment of the land |
Ind landlords, and is QUESTIONABLE |
femunerative at all to the first sell |
er, therefore be it
Resolved, By the State Grange
# Mississippi that we, the delegates
hereof, do hereby earnestly pledge
ourselves to use increasing efforts
y reason and by the terms of con.
racts with our tenants to stop this
efarlous traffic; and, furthermore.
get all possible cooperation in
his effort of all land owners in orr
counties.
Referred to Committee on Agri-
Also by Bro. Whitney: Preamble
Id resolutions in reference to the
Enlistment of a Female College. :
Referred to Committee on Edu a
Ition. v
~ Bro. ackson: AS a majority
our members are forced to deal @
time, be it a
Resolved, By the State Grange y
At We recommend some plan at n
IS session by which we may or. in
nize credit Co operative associa-
MS. &
Referred to Committee on Co
Grafton.
Also the following query: What D
he financial condition or stand. 20 -
of the National Granger d
Referred to Committee on Fl sp
ice.
The Committee on Credentials Nj
de the following report: sp'
We find the following members OIL
sent with proper credentials and 49,
ommend they take their seats as
nbers of this body. Adopted RE
no. F. ]. Sprulll from Leake
MY; Bro. James Purvis, from
tt county. tat