Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-19
PATRONS or HUesAHDaY.
Dpsech Of the National A1astsr, hon. j
r. Brigham, In the Senate Chamber.


The attendance OF Patrons ana otnefs upon
the lecture Of the Master Of the National
c..... Hon I n. Brigham. in this city. IL |
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sentsoves HAL. ent a. t"s n"""~f
present did not exceed Hfty. the au-
x~,n. .d,ou,ced IN the Senate Chamber. |
go 49,. r. uo,.. ~ c.,;,.I
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Grange, called the meeting 20 o'"er' An" m
visrd ]. 4. Hobbs. Esq.. 70 the chair. Ar
uohh. Introduced Col. Brigham xho a, once
A.. .,.,.e, g., ,u.,ki,, ,b.,
"Nfs" wv" ~
he had of'sn SeAf' thA' NAME pe"p'e -s'e
afraid Of distilIed liquors, he must also con-
ctuds that they we're equally afraid Of cold
u h IA m, ,oa., the
eiscums'thcss expect large .'4''shcs'
ard Vs. siad " zee 90 many present
,,s.oms remarked Col brigham. that
iii iii ,scoso ~. the fact that agriculture
!. ,bs al imnoyt.nt interest Of onr country
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same rate as ours. some people say We are
heavily pardened because We are so excess
sively honest. While II may be partly that,
think IL 10 more because our property IL 80
easy to lind and value AT any rate our best
course ~ not TO 20 on complaining AMI hn'-
ing fault. We had better 20 to work unitedly,
collectively and earnestly, to bnd ont what IL
the wrong and right OF 1t. That Is one thing
Tor us IT, 10 ~h'n thoroughly organized.
Without dnst there Ia corruption in public
life Who Is responsible No one more
than the far or, No one elias. has more
power In the land than the farmer We
should see II Ne cannot brngab outa change
wherever there is need OF It
The social lifT on the farm also needs our
attention. Farmers boys are drifting away
from the farm and making failures in our
great cities We cannot allow this OF
course some Of the hoy. must leave To enter
the professions ard IL lo the business of tn"
country. II not. the Lord only knows what
would become Of th' cities But the farm
sfs boys aud girls are not suited with their
hfe. They have too much work, too little
rest and recreation They should have the
beet opportunities for social life and culture
We know not where their lines may fall
and they should be qualified To enter any
circle. The farmer must give attention To
his home AMI the social life OF his children
Then many will stay on the farm aud not