New-York tribune., 1886-06-04

pretty that voice the sentiment oi he oi , '
izatlon OF which am member The msne' t, n, once
settled by the address and the cigarmaAers WI" "' 0S
begin the warfare.
The General Assembly issued the following address to
the Grangers:
To the cuItlvators of tho soil: The General As'emty M
OF the Kn ghts OF Labor sends fratcrDa gr"etss 10 e
members OF the National Grange, fav
and all sns 81 the proccrs Of
food that the silk loom aud anvil are tne natnra,
the sickle and scyhe; that tine workers IN the mus,
prIscd ' to work faithfully and ,l.a%nr hsr%S
Of coryunt rings and wrong systems by and through
winch wicked their haste ant greed binaei uy
of The deserving indu wealth producers with I'm.
putty: that the Knights Of Labor nret thr hep VI '
food producing uiions Of Americans IN its eors W
restort TO the public domain all lands wropginy
held by alien nonresident owners ani cattle on
that IL needs their hep obtain from congress ~,
American monetary system wisely devised one mat VIII
dispense blessings. equably to all the people anu '"0
II pe.as her help to rescue olers from the grasp
OF selfish, to destroy the powerful .vlIo'
wealth. to terminate tho corrupting reign 90, .,
the almighty dollar ana 10 en.nn aa,cd ro.srers on
land and sea- Therefore II invites ana respcuuiy ,
urges such rational corporation as viii fend TO
ale class whose interests in conflict with c"nsuh'
ers' and producers interests as whole surh ph
ton as will create and perpetuate wilinghess !"
Individual to bear equitably all burdens anu Sna.o @
equItaby all blessings ani IN ,ne nos or snonssty
lnflety these principles IL believes as nm''a n
did that dependence oegcts W
tools for the designing and ambitons and also ina.
corruption OF morals In the mass or the cuuV'.o W
the soil is phenomenon or wh'cn no IN @
or nation has furnished an q, Gsi,o Gahor
indorses the sentiment of the following;
Many there be that you daily see
selfish. hollow PRIDE, ,,,o m,
Who the o'ghman's OF IN his hunDle cot
With c,entiu look derire
Yes we'd rather take. aye. hearty shake
From his hand than 10 wealth we wsa souN pow u,a.p
For the frIendly cl 'sp OF his land rougn grasp
Hath stood by the good old plough.
After this document had been read the cohVeh'i'n az"
iourned The gates began to make prep"r%
tons to go homo. Many Of them went to-nish'' pu.
many more stayed until tomorrow Ia speaking VI
the harmony which the General Assembly onicahy
aates marked its sessions one OF the delegates SAID;
We saw that the Home Club wanted everything anu anu
had rst.rate chance OF getting It, 80 that We wno
favored moderate conciliaiory policy IN tue traurs
union matter. forced yesterday Afternoon W
blank votes In election of members OF the bAecuvo
Board bOtn protest aRalnst the nigh-hahuou P'
ceedings Home Club faction ana TO cause uau
lock This deadlock only broken thls mo
the Home Club withdrew their candidates Ior lne
wo pIaces and Buchanan aud Aysworth were eiec'oo'
The harmony WAS Of the monkey and parrot order.
Some OF the Western delegates were dissatshea DC
cause there is only member OF the board from west
OF the Mississippi River
The General Executive Board will stay IN town
tomorrow Then Hayes and Turner VIII 90 10 Troy
and IN all likelihood to IonkerA Barry On noniay ~,
90 To- Milwaukee,. Bailey will 20 TO MS hoiue a'
Shawnee Onto. POwderly will start Tor no me to-nol
row but will in all probability 20 by way OF fittspats M
IN take advantage OF the invitation extenaea ny tuo
| ANA gamaied Iron ami Steel WORKERS. Inc he"S
| elected uXillaries Will go home