The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-01-07

hoe +ouJ.I conceivable Chance
LAS Ienoeo toward rendering sTcb8e
system easier managed and 'ucn a
necessary. The various ma.n ~OIe
RAPID transportation and the fa@~;;..o1
LOT Inc instantaneous traDsmiss;|'eS
intelligence, make it no disa +-aS ol
Tor the produce of a couDtrv tS"8e
stored at home until demands ~ oe
consumption, and the great savi1
that will follow the abolition - rusS
shipments shows what great ecnn(r~
Such a system is. In this dav my
time no n will for a momenr 1uu
That all the conditions for p1roG.uy
and sale will attach to the Co.'s
ment certificates showing amovaI
quality and running charges t.atN ~
taGh to the product.
The arguments sustaining this
TEN will present themselves to ror.
minds as you ponder over the suAiso+
The one fact stands out in bold rs 2ios'
prominent, grand, and WORTHY TGo
best effort our hearts and hands o S
that is "this system will emanc,Ha~
productive labor from the powar ~
money to Cypress with sped and
certainty. Could any object be mora
worthy? Surely not; and none coY1T
be devised that would more anYst
your sympathies.
Our forefathers fought IN the revo
lutionary war, making sacrifices that
will forever perpetuate their names in
history, to emancipate productive
labor from the power of a monarch to
Cypress. Their battle cry was liner,
ty." Our monarch is a false. Uninst
and statutory power given to money
which calls for a conflict on our part
to emancipate productive labor from
power Of money to Cypress. Let the
~watchword again be, "Libertyl y
Delegation from Farmers Alliance
Of the State of Dakota were admit.
ted, and the following communica.
ton was received and unanimously
adopted:
ST.. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 7, 1889.
10 the Farmers and LaborerS Union of
America:
In pursuance of the joint action Of
the Farmers and Laborers Union
providing for an organic union be.
tween the two bodies, the conditions
being that when the new constitution
should be jointly proposed, approved.
and ratified by said Farmers and La.
borers Union, and by two thirds of
the State Alliances composing the
National Farmers Alliance, then by
proclamation of the presidents Of the
two bodies the union should be de.
clared completed, we the delegates
from the State Alliance OF South
Dakota, by authority reposed in us
do hereby accept and ratify said con.
stitution, as amended and agreed
upon by the National Farmers Ali.
ance aid the Farmers and Laborers
Union,.to take effect upon acceptance
and ratification of said constitution
by two-thirds of the State Alliances
composing the National Farmers
Alliance.
Attest G. V. GARDNER,
Chairman Of Delegation.
A. WABDALL,
Secretary Of De7cyoIoa.
ResolUed, That G.. V. GARNER, F.
F. B. Coffin, A. N. Van Don, z. B.
Cummings, Alonzo WardaIl and
Mrs. Elizabeth Wardall be received
and seated as delegates from South
Dakota, and that a charter for the
Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union of South Dakota be issued to
said persons and their associates.
That Walter Muir be received and
seated as a fraternal delegate from
the State Of North Dakota. AdOp.
ted unanimously.
Committee on mileage and per diem
reported as follows
Your committee on mileage and
per diem beg to submit the follow
ing report
The resolution creating this com.
mittee instructed us to ascertain who
are entitled to pay, what amount
should be paid to each, and in what
way these payments should be made.
l. AS to those attending this meet
ing who are entitled to compensation.
To this report we append q roll OF
0 WnO nave appeared III p6LoOA u
by proxy, and which we believe
from the evidence presented to the
committee are entitled to c0mPenSa-
ton.
2. AS to the amount of compen8a'
ton to be paid delegates and others
who by authority have been IN at
tendance upon the meeting, the com
mittee recommend three cents per
mile travelled by most direct route to
this place and the same amount to re,
turn, and So per day while in actual
attendance upon the session Of this
meeting. Upon this basis the com.
mittee have approved the accounts Oh
the delegates and others in attendance
by authority, the amounts Of when