The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1889-12-24
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Annual Session of the Farmers
u and Laborers' Union.
FIRST DAY.

h LA l.
St LOUIS Mo-, Dec. 3, 1889.
uo+os assembled at Entertainment
= iTTynosition building, at 10 O'Clock,
Han' ond listened to speeches of welcome
IL, bv Mayor Noonan and Gov. Francis,
maui I;OSonri aud responses. by j. I'll. Nc
OF Iii Of Tennessee and A. J. Streeter,
OWLS Convention then adjourned
OF on m The Farmers and Laborers'
70 ~ IF America met at l:3O p. NJ, Presi-
snnt Evan Jones presiding.
oe p-aTer by Chaplain ]. D.. Satterwhite,
Oh III following officers were appointed:
Ini.in ]. D. Satterwhite, of Missouri;
Gnapord R. w. Tucker, of Tennessee;
o's+ant Stewards, G. ]. Higgins, Ala
AsS. ", J. Talbert, South Carolina, and
DsI paid Parker, North Carolina; Door
L.oner J. H. Turner, Georgia, Assistant
n 80 J. M. Ramsey, Kentucky !;
6"rgeant-at-Arms, g. A. Gowan, Ten
neSsee.
DrpoRT OF COMMITTEE ON CREDENTIALS.
The following are the delegates, with
their postofice address:
ALABAMA.
Harris. Oakbowery; G. ]. Higgins, Logan;
n lar isle. BruI dinge; RI Kolb, Montgomery;
. M. adams. Randolph; ID. u. Lane, Athens.
ARKANSAS.
Moore, Aston; John W. LybraHd, Grape
Inc. n e, Chambers, Van Buren,: Daniel Morgan.
Magnolia; Jno. A. Ansley, Prescott; l. I. Lang y,
Rec Bee. w. $. Morgan, HARDY; isaac McCraeKen,
Ozone. V. Pres. F. & L. Union.
GEORGIA.
Livingston, Cora; Felix Corrupt, Atlanta;
W. j. Northen, Sparta; j. W, Hogan, Valdosta; j.
b. Turner, Lagrange.
Rob't 2. Ro .ers. Live Oak, President State ALI
New York. State Bus. Agent; H. G. Randall,
i'' INDIAN TETT1ToRY.
R C. Betty, DOugherty.
INDIANA.
R. T. Peck, Shoals. .-
KANSAS.
A. E. Dickinson, Meriden; B.: H, Clover, Cain.
bridge; Van B, Prather, Co umbus; s. j. Atkins,
HUSTON; John S. Mckinley, Wichita.
KENTUCKY.
he, Brown, Clinton; IS. B. Erwin Clinton; W.
7. Winn, Fulton; w. w. Gill Olmstead; W. X.
Browder, Olmste ID; S. B. Penn, Slate j. +.
Quicksall, Ezell; B. F.. Davis, Ezell; G. w. Conner,
Peach OrchA:d.
IA. Tets, Ruston; Daniel Morgan, T. j. Grice,
j. D. Hunmcutt, j. u. Hammond, Bastrop; TIA
Clayton, New Orleans, State Business Agent.
MISSOURI.
Us. Hall, H. W. Hickman, Puxico; j. W. Rod
gers, st. Louis, 713 Olive street, State Sec; Thomas
Day, S. F. Boyden, Neosho, Ge), W. Register, Pop
lar bluff; D. T. Eskew, Marcus W. Wood, Chair
man Trade Committee; Geo. A. Handley, Belton;
W.. A. Taylor, Versailles, Box 45: +. L. Hogard,
Bolton.
Ma. Dunning, Washington, D. c.; Harry Tracy,
Washington, d. [.
MISSISSIPPI.
r. c.. Patty, Maco1 II. F. Simran, Visksburg;
J. 81. Beeman, Ely; Frank BuTkett, Okolona; F. NJ.
Blount. Highland; A. NJ. Street, Boonville
NORTH CAROLINA.
IEElias Carr, Old Sparta, Pres. Site Alliance; S.
B. Alexander, Charlotte, Ch'mn. Elk. Com; L. L..
Polk, Raleigh, State Sec; E. A. Moye, Greenville,
Mem. Judiciary Com; A. j. Daily, oxford, Agent
Trnstee B. q & r; W, d. worth, Raleigh, Business
Agent North Ca, olina.
NEBRASKA.
j. D. Hatfield, Clinton.
OKLAHOMA.
". H. Barton, Guthrie.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
W. J. Talbert, LeGtureI; D. K. Norris, Hickory
Reid, Reidsville, Sec. State Alliance and member
Natl Com. on Secret Work; W.. w. Keys, Green
vile, Editor Cotton Plant.
TEssEssEE.
j. B. Buchanan, Murfreesboro; R. W. Tucker,
Nashville; j. K. Miles, Ralston Station; j. FL. Nc
Dowell, Nashville, Editor Toi en-; j. +. Tilman,
Palmetto; B. H.. HOrd, Nashville; e. B. Wade,
Murfreesboro; A. E. Gardner, Dresden.
TEXAS.
B. j. Kendrick, Waco; c. NJ. Wilcox, Waco; e.
B. Warren, Weatherford; H. s. P. Ashby, Smith
field; t. j. Anderson, Paris.
yTReN1A.
Rob't Beverly, The Plains; Mann Page, Brandon;
OH. Chrisman, Chrisman.
ROLL OF STATES AND TERRITORIES.
Alabama. Missouri.
Arkansas. Nebraska.
Florida. North Carolina.
Georgia. South Carolina.
Kansas. Tennessee.
Kentucky Texas.
Louisiana. Virginia.
Maryland. Indian Territ try.
Mississippi. Oklahoma,
MscelLane, us committee:
Auditing j. II. Beeman Chairman,
]. B. Reid, R. W. Mckee, Elias Carr,
l. P. Langley,
On Legislative Demands-S.. B. Erwin,
.. s Hall, F. M. Blunt, B. H. Clover,
Mann Page, J.. b. Turner, J. R. Miles,
j. D. Hammond, w. Fl. Barton, N. A.
Dunning, s. NJ. Adams, J. D. Hatfield,
S.B. Alexander, D. K. Norris, ii. S. P.
Ashby, R. I. Peck, R. G. Betty, W. s.
Morgan, and A. s. Mann.
On Printing!. L. Polk, J. II. Nc
Dowel, John Ansley, II. G.. Mccall, and
L.. j. Sledge.
On Land interests. F. Tillman, s. B.
Erwin, B. ]. Kendrick, J.. A. Tets, and
VIII. Barton.
On transportation-S. B. Alexander,
j; W. Lybrand, Harry Tracy, E. P. Nit
chell, and J. W. Rodgers.
committee on Mileage and Per Diem
~ y d. Beeman, J.. w. Reid, R. W. Tucker,
hllaS Carr, 1. P. Langley,
committee on Monetary systemic. w.
Macune, L. L. Polk, W. S Morgan, L. F.
Livingston, and 81. s. P. Ashby.
hetollowing resolution was introduced
aud adopted:
That no State shall be entitled to a vote
on any question in excess of the votes
u2eQ BY the constitution hu reason of the