New-York tribune., 1890-03-28
FARMERS AND MILK PRODUCEho
ro1vryG FORCES FOR THE COMMON GOOD.
4 STIRRING MEETING HELD AT UNIT klSOo
-ErsoLUT.oys OF INTEREST TO MEMBERS
OF THE LEGlSLATU RE.
CHARLES h. PEET,
President,

OF THE LEG lSLAlJ HI.
Mount KIsco Y. Y. March % lspecian'- onc ,''.''
chase a thousand but two shall put ten '""",'''
cicbt . was the graphic quotation eHP'oSc" "'
farmer Yesterday to make his bro'hcr iar''c'' "'
stand thc powcr Of organization. y 6. spadins' III
Rcnsselaer County. and professor III Ai''"'' ~
ia-, ,vas the man who said IT. and the opera house
here was tie place which echoed his Wo'i'' Inv
casion was a joint convention OF members "' Wv w
Producers Union and Of The New ''" ''''' -,
League and their applause at the u''''""'' ,
o, ,hc, fct as the speaker felt. The large ha "''
we'll filed with representative farmers anu MA" I
ducers from many parts Of the state inc ''''''''
box.ver coming from Wcstclcster County Inc So'
eral sneakers were incorporating on AT "1,' o"'
noint namely the right Of the Farmers /" ~
nersons I'm other walks Of lie comDih'' ''' ~ -
tection Another point upon when e'pc'''i
was laid was that the farmers OF tho S'''c r"0' d
,rch unison that when they made any reiSo"'0" "''
nor rcouc<t Of their representative, at ALBANY ~
h ,t,cnton should lie paid 10 IL a. those i-'''
were In the habit Of paving I" the ieq"c'" "a
hodes Of workmcn. especially ""r"c'S I'
cities and towns Throughout the H'A"' | ,
decorated. Little nags we're su-PeN'c" '''"
Tory an pieces Of bunting hung around uiq "A' D','
ir, ue name Of each state Ia the lhi"" '"o ~ ''0
80. re,crrcd bitterly TO the local newspaper
,nich had not thought 1t worth while even !" ''o
and sea what Wa, going on fcici rIis al ''o '
an terms of praise 10 The Tribune WHICH, "o ''
tho only newspaper that had cpf'''"'"'' ,
,o report the proceedings The MAIN ""''''
a,,ion after the necessity OF combination "'' "'''
o,,,ed ont and dwelt upon, waS 4" 'l"''' S"'" '
=, aro,p the farmers and milk producer thFous"''
h s,.,c A. would induce them 90 loin hcaFuN ""'
financially the Union A. well q u'' L''-".'
had come evidently ia rcailn"'' io 90 "'' ="
10 orators lad sat down all oi tho-o III inc "" WV
,verc not already members came forward ana p"' nov"
their names and their Subscriptions u'7' Io'""e '''
MIA. 4 IL tp
,e,eb, acirin That VIII 4 all Ia Do, l""'i' ~ '''
and influence - secure pa.,iso q an il"'' I"N '
and such laws a. nay b. l'' WV - h.,
farmer; and 70 support the N"No''' '''"
sccusine National legislation. .,
% the treatment Of the farmer BY the aN,Fa-c POI"
| uclan With "A cigar In hi mouth ne sa'n' """
his hat tipped - side. he sny, supcr'"""'N' y,
WAY Of opening the Interview well NAY SS''r "''
hoy let the show begin Int III VIZ" ~ '
threatened comb,nation according 70 "" p''''' o ,
,o polltican's attitude had changed alrs''nc'' ana
- .,',vc tone, he now invariably said " Ny dear ana
! rood.na,urcd friend how do yon do|
Reside, Edsar Knapp, Of stariot'he' Dn""''
county. president Of the Ncw.rorh Farmers H''"'
League who presided these were ais" among '''''
nresent: T. g. sccly, Of Ro2bury, Conn., W''"'"' -
,nc Min, Producers Union y u. Tcwcln. secretary
Of the local branch union; T. W. h""s' '""i''s'
Dutchcs, County, a member Of the Executive '"nl
| ,,,,ec of the union: John {. Flcwculn, Mcir'" ,
| cor,ers Dutchcs, County Albert TOmpkln'on' li'S
don't n the Mount kiscO section OF the union "a''
Griffith. Mount Kisco; stephen sutton hcniolu 9''
| finn. John Miller, Mount Kisco, T. l. 'han'Nh''
Cornell ~ y: Coles i. TOmphins' bcdiofn S'"u"n
Iob, Chodeaync, Mount kisco; Merritt 'h'h' h'"
tord station: bartholomew Wd'hbuiho' '"P
| n.cua. J. &. Clark. Bedford station
| suddcr wilson Croton Lake; william ana Hyohe'
| sherwood Mount Ki.co: Nathaniel Cutler ana samn'
| csrucntcr Mount Kisco; oscar Washblrh anu '"''P'
Gu Chappaqua; J. II. Martin and Samuel II. Knapp
| Mount kiscO. . -. A.,
Chairman Knapp. In a brief speech s'in '''o wv
,ro,ect they had I'm hand bound 10 succeed il Only
! conr,ce persistcncy and mutual goodwin 'ou" D'
made 10 operate within their ranks. lie I'ch ''"o
duccd Professor spalding, who IS coIrc'pohin- 'r'
retarv NJ the Farmers League. who outlined III al
,o,uent snecch the advantage to the farmers OF benz
united. ,,, -
This resolution. proposed by ~ D. fIc"cn'" ''''
seconded by Mr. sccy, was passed
Resolved That urge our representatives, III 'l
Legislature to support the passage Of The Equity IAN u"
now before them.
Resolved That also ask our repre- 'sentatVes I" u.s.
,ho,r Influence in favor the Dog law not being rp'a'
IN the Senate. ,
Resolved That secretary be authorized 10 S'"'
co,v Of these resolutions the Senator and
from this district 80,
| Another Joint meeting OF farmers ana hiiA p'o
ducers will be held at White Plains today