The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1888-12-13
II HORT@lCULTURISTs
Elect Officers Tor the Ensuing Year
aud Adopt q List Of Meeting
Places Tor go.

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Places Tor go.
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The last meeting Of the stark Count,
horticultural Society was held Ut thI
home OF MI, j, Il, Roth, and II was
very important one, The Importan
business was deciding upon location
TOT the meetings for the year 1889 anC
the election Of officers for the ensuing
year,
The essayIst, Clayton H0ll, read {
very line paper ON "Wastrs ot thO
Farm aud among those who took par
IN the discussion Of the pupcr were A
McGregor audS III, RoCEUlh, of Canton
Nh McHrrgOr observed that the ten
drlry Of Tue timra WAS 40 run indus
trlei lu large HggfegntlJuB, me time
hUd been, but WA u0lOngrr when every
community had lta tailor shop, wagon
factory and shoe shop. Nov, 90 Ilrr,
competition, vast capital was necessary
aud iu avert tlr apparent cuU.ar VI
thlnRs was % llumulduilh problem.
lh6 thought brought tl Ialud o para.
graph .U george William Gusts .lIOgy
Ou Wendell pIHlpH vHIrl De- lHd reuil
tNu cue Uut, 'Wvuuri luuup1 Ututa
.l ana old Abulitiuulii friend $50
muUl,a before he ulru, 'Lut ll not no
SAID That the old Additional stopped
with the negro, ana was never able ~
lrO That the Same principles claimed
IlH utmost Efforts 10 protect all labor
white or black ana 10 further tho dis
cuhhiOu OF every cldlm of humanity,
Vast combinations OF capital with Their
immense m0nOp0lies ana Imperial pow,
on Seem 10 grasp the government and
threaten the real welfare Of the people"
lie said that the objection was not TO
the fact of the monopoly but 10 the ef.
feet. He agreed with Henry George,
when no said that when II came 10 the
point whore the |m0DOpOlieS must con
troll the government or tile government
control the mOn0p0lies, he was In favor
Of the latter, and was therefore an nd
yOCate of q government telegraph sys'
tom, lilo had friends whose annual
dividends from Fort Wayne stock eX'
Ceeded their original cost
Mr.. RoCkhill remarked that the Ques'
ton was not where have we been with
out those monOpolies, and where would
we be now but whittier are we drift
Ing,
The committee appointed TO secure
locations for the meetings Of 1889 70.
ported ~ follows:
january-Grang Hall, Canton.
February 10 be Oiled.
March Josiah Lesh, Louisville.
April-Poter Chance, Canton,
Maya. j, Douds. East Canton,
June Fair grounds, Canton,
July-NO meeting
August jesse w. reeters, two miles
northwest Of Alliance.
September-Crysta Springs, Tusca'
rawas township.
OOtOber-NO meeting,
November g IT, Labliu, Lawrence
auenue, Canton
December-C. Russell, Massillon.
The report OF the committee on nom.
nations was accepted and Is as follow5;
For president A, Pontius, ), H. Rock
hill.
For vice president Lewis Essig,J n,
Shaub,
For Secretary j. +, Niesa, Mrs, 5, %,
Eggcrt,
For treasurer-D, NJ, Slusser, G, A,
Krider.
For executive Committee-B, T. Der.
lin, j. N, Shaub, j, Bayliss, j. kagey,
NJ, Bitter, i, J Palmer.
Respectfully submitted,
Mrs. s. o. Ed0Elr,
Miss ALICE SAYLEli,
CLAYTON Holt,
WATSON WISE,
ID. M. SLuSSElt,
Mi. Niesz withdrew his name, The
election by ballot resulted In the selec.
ton of the persons whose names are
appended, and who will serve for the
year beginning next month, President,
5. II. Rockhill, Of Canton; vice presi.
dent, Lewis Egsig; secretary, Mrs. ). q,
Eggert: treasurer, ID. NJ. Slusser; exec.
utiye committee, Il, Il. Berlin, j. n.
Shaub, James Bayliss.
Acting upon Il motion, the Chair ap.
pointed Mr., MGGregor and Mr.. Shaub
10 visit Philip Eyerhard, of Canton, and
express to him the sympathy and good
wishes Of the society In his allliction.