Iron County register. [volume] (Ironton, Iron County, Mo.) 1867-1965, 1884-12-25

I has l.telv been made with Mox
a uru q yefsect. AlsSs ike g ono -
/ 6een concIlisied With spain, Nv which IT,
/ Cuban sugars are to be received free Of duty &
r. *I,,,e s,s5soerr That fbe United States a iI3
- rmuS - live aims r, Hi the moor sncsS1
growers ii the world, even II By doing So&
t dncsa e np5ee1 the best sugar men
aa Halt I - smeh ! siisastrons policy The price
! OF sugar is now as low as any reasonabl4#
sre, r. free Of duty would scarcely
| rr,alxs II any cf1eauer The bankrupt plant
| ers Of Cuba are crying for free trade with M
car. but ii order that they may ask as more
nn,,nd thaf the fi,,tv would remove would at
~ s - - s,a r",. ,,@cEefs a. the bank
rmnt &c 1,ntans. No tree sugar from
-, .,. -. trc,v, Mexfcr-none
kne :, ,nId he the ralivinsr
s - ti,a f-,n,,sSs ~ home intiustries The
danger from without comes ,rom th.
praainct OF beet. sugar in Europe has grown
u yis ,tic ureporfions The people 81 the
VII Wiz the u excention 81 the English, they do
not consume half as much per heaa g We
do The result is that ~ s,,vss sor
expectation. This has gone largely 20 En-
gland. AS consequence. England has taken
plus thus produt ed has found Its way TO-
America Thus our markets nave Deen ov VET.
stocked with foreign Sugar, pfouucIns elusi
and sending prices down to an unprecedent-
edly low figure.
Against all these ADVERSE ~ n,ss
been able to successfully struggle. Never
before since sugar was made from sorghum
has its prospects been 80 GLOOMY ~ now.
You are its friends: II now you are aiscon 1a,
aged and give up the ugnt, many yoaLs VII
midst Of encouragement the piucky farmer
will seek out the cause OF the uimcuis,es 1nu
this great distance, would say to you there
Is yet hope and q great future ior soIAnuM
and the sugar industry OF TINS County,;
desire to express the hope that your meetinG
may be pleasant and profitable ana tnnt an
other season may see our favo I'at rn6us s
removed from the trouoies 'naS ~ 80
round IT," II, a. 70 tba
hest va Mas al ~ SEED and MS to their
sdantablity for Various classes Of soils. The
outcome was Inc apponsany,nn ], IN y, arci atnre
nent uom nm, omeane se was stated thai
there were now known 70 growersa sa. S,nss
different varlenes OF cane seea, Ing - "a Ed
war III; W. clement, q sterling;
ma 1o anu f. noenilis' =,
MARKETING OF SYRUP.
The marketing OF syrup was next discussed.
The large stated that in they
profitable market for large consignments.
On the other hand, the farmers who manu-.
facture the syrup agreea tnat inuae MMs no no
t tins r. a the az became Known
M Mr. Raichcr ,,ropose,i that the Chairman.
m. III ASacrct.,,.x, btA anuoirtafl
IIcasi 81 ti.u ~ ,rr,.,Ii.atsos, -
comnit.ee 70 supe.an.emU, .ne rsl,e ,,,cttcn y,
tne oohs ention Hio1 DIti 30 1titr,.;s n,d
was ssconueu pS r NJ. n,,,u IN, ~ " 0
aSreeu 20 ~ tme n ~. ~ T.,, ,rcroaoa
NJ; r. M DeeInlns, % A Nv, -, ~ az,
resolutlon se.Ing ioIIm .me ,I 81, n4ha e
ouaar sjes ~, .na ,,,,s;,,tvnaut
~ ron,n,issianer Of Nuricmitmre' md further
" a.ti.,r - r. ti,ot tI,a Nseociation fnnE Meas
So -, 10 ~ q n",,,. nf 1:overnor Nor
u.o ~ y, S Tn, sa..a,.l WAR. Ire fresi
it - - i -, ~ .,co,n, nf tie ,loen inter-
ue . n.y. , asto, ~ .Sa N"tinuni smwar
~ ny ~. NV he i;sa.iaa hncn,,sa he had cTer
~ y ~. ~ y, = - H., fi,a .ioveinn
t 81 o. ~. hra MI, ~ or,icufn,.a ,,nrfi
culture and the importation, breeding aud
rearing OF domestic animals.
Other speakers strongly supported tho
resolution, and urged that man from the
West ought to be appointed to the office.
The President had WITHDRAWN from the
chair during the discussion. ME-. gillespie
put TIE motion, which was adopted with en-:
thusiasm. It was carried, ana IL was DECIDED
that the secretary OF the association pc m
structed 70 present copy OF the resoIution
TO Grover CIeveland, fresIdeng- eiect q the
United states, ana 70 ask from MN iav0r-
able consideration.
The PRESIDENT thanked the convention ior
the resolution they had passed. IL ne had
the good fortune to be appointed to the Of