The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1889-08-02

lI|Je dI.tH6StIon yas ~
~ 4 epe Of the farmer, aud he thought
Sultaole eer-sngcments could otherwise be
4aae. lie advised postponing action until
another time, as the Alliance at present
should not undertake too heavy load. But
he: was perfectly willing to abide by the de-
sctsion Of tile body and do all he could to
carry cut its purposes.
Ths Hon. Jeremiah Smith thought that
the Alliance members had sent them to the
State Alliance TO adopt some such measure,
and should they not adopt such q measure
the "Subs" would be disappointed.
Lecturer Talbert. Of Texas, thought that
south Carolina should take her stand with
the sister States, aud was ON xious to see
toee state adopt plan for an excha pge.
The Hon. NJ. L. Donaldson, of Greunville
ssousht that the exchange should be adopt
COL d. X. Norris thought the p'an too
compiicated, and that the Alliance was not
yet ready 70 undertake the move; though
adopted, he would support it.
Ihe details Of the plan or system adopted
}Ase somewhat intricate and will be given
e the press for publication later. The
eenyne provides for tho formation Of a Joint
7sock company, for which charter from
ses ctAte lis to be secured. The capital
stock y to be $50. 900, divided iuto shares
- 800 each. but business to be commenced
phen 80 900 shall have been paid in.
IN this joint stock company the stock
isto behcld by the sub-alliances of the State,
- organizations and not by individuals,
~ snch. With the fund comprised in the
capital stock as a backing, all goods and
Articlcs needed by The members are to be
purchased in large quantities at the lowest
sssh price possible, and sold through Coun-
Aihanoe agents to members at prices
vlay sumc.ently advanced above cost for
M prem. 70 pay running expenses.
!. :. :ro psr. Oh me capital stock isto be used
ssRsy salaries, those being proposed to be
.sS s..S.n Wy =. ene Pronts. Ihe entire, manage
tsss.s. C.tne snars Of tue company will DO
= = S.sse S.ssS ~ oosro Oh directors and ofhcers
~ sne Ai,ianoes holding stock, acting
ny - = csAse business agent.
g 9. ~ ~ = VOTE FOR CONSOLIDATION.
9 g l.sr 2 somewhat prolonged discussion in
20 .s,SnSe Ns 10 the ratnoation OF the action of
s.1e Nf,,cns, Alliance, which at its last meet
e.rB ~ Meridian' MISS, voted to unite with
tnS 1nsIiouitura! Whecr under o joint
a. ....a so.e was 90 'sken on the ques.
ss..x s.oa .nu Sy vote OF 20 10 IL IL was voted
swsay mus endorsing the proposed con-
sSiaHstion.
Ih,s THE COTTON coysRiNG QUESTION.
40 's'.. "aS ""oP.eo hoar'iy enuors-
- -. soeon Vi the various County Allan
- sSs s. sSto using co''oo Da5ging as covering
Sor 80 - 2etton;
tne iohoWing preamble ana resolution,
]RLysen,ea Dy Mr. W.. Iaioert OF Edgefeld,
~ a.ws riso Auop.eu a.,
neteas, In view OF the greatimportancc
~ .no ln'roouotion ana permanent adoption
:. ool.on oaeg'ng instead Of Jute rs covering
AYE 9..un, %
- - jtscso.eeo, Aha', VIC, tue members OF the
Ss.,ss., estuSuagepS,on assem- oied, 10
,S...sy s..sy aPpoal 20 ~. suo-Ailances' Ia this
cs.se ~ Mske every enort 10 secure tno o.n,S,
1su ~ ulas .noy use on,y ootton pagglng, or,
susuon' 4usnuy ot oottoh pagging
o.nnop % oo'a'neo, then that they use any
nv. S... e.sa.ss'su'o ron straw, or oSon common
q ASWS Ts'S sa1 oi aay.nius pu. !use.
ny ,0no"i.g Sg were sPpolntea Us members
NJ tu' PAY Juo'osary oomm"tee: Messrs.
~ ~ ~ wonsiuso1 G' Hreenvlhe, w. u: Evans
~. :. .M''"'fo' anu % S''oey rorcher OF berKe-
Y. M =,
.,...ss W S.. -. pena'ason Oh dreenTi'ie was
s'sSseu M .s,a S,s.e business agent.
lns aonomihg were apPoihtea 70 represent
MN,. ny uiauoe ,.n ~ ,he next meeting OF the
= NauonSa A'lshCe' 70 DC hela at 81. LOUIS
~: ,y MeSS.s. Mltoheii' u. N. norris
~. ..lN .aoors. Aterhates-1' IL. jar
n'ssn anu ~. I. Duuer.
mn, ,ia", noveiNa RESOLUTIONS.
@ oNowing resolutions were adopted
.euIans .ge SESSION
County Alliances the passage Of q resolution
70 use no fertilizers not put up in cotton