The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1888-10-09
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b. 9TH, loOns Officers Salaries and De-
,,aonds aThos. B.. Massey, iof Rappahan
mock; S. P. A. Brubaker, of Page, and
George Fl. Chrisman, of Rockingham.
9Th, The Committee on Credentials
reported, through its chairman, that,
after careful examination OF certltl-
Gates they found the following named
gentlemen duly elected and entitled to
seats in the convention, to-wit: From
Ottobine Alliance, Rockingham county,
J, Fl, Floyd; from Mt, Clinton, same
county, Frank Ralston and G. A!
Chrisman; from Rushyille, same
county, j. n. Funk, from Forest,
same county, Milton Taylor.
From Rappahannock county: j. Il!
Clark and James : FaoThornton, of
Laurel Dale; from Harmony, same
county, J. J. Silvey and N. P.Ander-
SON; from Glen Mill, same, county,
James E, Compton andrA: j., Alther;
from Lone Star, same. county, William
R. Cornell and Samuel H.. Johnston;
from iStar" Run, same county, I. B..
Massey and p R.! 1RudaciH, from
Mountain view, same county,'oJ:lH.
bCorder. and Silas @ Monroe l from
Washington (county.seat of Rappahan-
nockls T. L. sBooton and Charles IL.
From From Paagse,; ' county ta"ty,:aBBll Blue Ridge
Alliance, B. F., Beahm and Scott
Fristoe; from Hamburg, William L.
Stricken and ]. w. SCoffman; from
Chapel SIP A. Brubaker and D. A.
Kibler; from Printz' Mill, IsaiahaPrintz
and, Peter Sewers; from Hawksbill,
D, B, Hershbergerl and WmaM. Ros7
ser; from Big Spring, John S, Hersh7
berger and David Kemp; from Golden
Rock, VIM, B. Menefee and R., N. C.
Conn; from Griffith, J.. D, Bradley
and Joseph Stricken; from Mill Run,
M. V. Davidson and H.1H. Coffman
from Cedar Point, R. oJ!L Keyser and
H. C,3.Kniceley; from Hill, "A. j.
Vowel and J. c. Grove; from Massa
mutton, NJ, Mauck and G., F. tBrubaker.
Sth, By request of the President,
the Assistant Door-Keeper took: up
the Word. .-[r
9th. Being introduced by the Presi-
dent, G. FL. Chrisman, Of Rockingham.
then addressed the convention @o3"
al 10th, S.rP.JA A.. Brubaker, from the.
Committee to Frame Constitution
and Bylaws, reported that they had
agreed upon the adoption of the Con
stitution and Bylaws Of the Farmers
State Alliance of Texas, with omissions
and amendments. The report Of the
committee was unanimously agreed to.
9th, On motion of S.5P. A. Bru-
baker the convention then went into
permanent organization blythe election
OF officers to serve for one. year, or
until their successors are elected.
10th, The temporary President called
I. B. Massey to the chair, whereupon
S.P. A. Brubaker, addressing the con-
vention, nominated G.. T, Barbee, of
Bridgewater, for President, and ex-
pressed the desire that Mr. Barbee's
election should be- declared by 1accla-
nation, 3 which was unanimously
agreed to. n..ns.Da i.>a-oa.1 5g III.
18th, The chair then, appointed S.
P. A. Brubaker, Milton Taylor and J.
j. Silvey a. committee to wait upon
Mr. Barbee and inform him of his
election and conduct him to the chair.
18th, The President being conducted
to the chair, addressed the convention,
after which it proceeded to the cleo.
tion of a Vice-President.J Thomas B.
Massey, Of Washington, Rappahan-
mock county, being nominated was
unanimously elected Vice-P President,
and addressed the convention.
18th, J. J. Silvey, of Amissville,
Rappahannock county, was elected
| Secretary Ids H. afosl -17481"1
z 18th, Isaiah Printz, of Luray, Page
county, was elected Treasurer.
9tl5th, George H. q Chrisman, of
Chrisman P. O., Rockingham county,
was elected State Lecturer. ~
18th, Joseph S. Bradley, of ,Luray,
was elected Assistant State Lecturer.
18th, VIM. NJ. Rosser, of Luray,
was elected Chaplain. 2"'~"'. t,-n'
- 18th, B. Frank Beahm, of Kimball.
Page county, vas elected Door Keeper.
10Th, Gideon b Brubaker, of Luray,
was elected Assistant Door-Keeper. ii
Doth, {. II. Lillard, of Washington,
Rappahannock county, was elected
Sergeant-at-Arms. m
2lst, S. P. A. Brubaker, of Luray,
Page county, was elected State Busi-
ness Agent. 2a5 = za;@..t> 1'1',A
22nd, 7. L. Booton, Of Rappahan-
mock county, was elected Installing