New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-08-02
AT CHAUTAUQUA'
ADDRESSED By GOVERNOR LUCE OF MiClil-
GAN.
A LITTLE CONTROVERSY OVER THE M'KlNLEf
TARIFF D1LL-FINE ARTS Exhibition
LECTURES OF THE DAY
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Chautaroua Aug. livery year Chautanqua set'
apart day for the reception OF the farmers from tfo
surrounding country and invites noted mon from dl'
,ercut parts Of the Union 70 join in discussing b'ore
them the work Of the granger and It's influence a. al
educator. Last year LeutenantGovcrhor Jones wa
the hero Of the day, and his hoWng nuSUa'hc "'
again exhibited this morning on the platform lor t''o
admiration Of the bucolc voter. BIT he was ho'
called on to speak. Governor q. G. luce OF Micli'
c,n was the chosen orator. and no spoke in an able
and Interesting manner 70 an audience Of over oooo
pcoplc The platform lavishly dccora'el WIN
flowers and fruits aud above II hung 'lgh WIN "0
legend: When Agriculture langushes. other lhduS-
tries decline" The gringers wore red ana blue oa"
dannas and carried picnic baskets.
President Lewis Miller welcomed the VISITORS VII"
him on the platform sat Governor Luce General Jones'
Mortimer Whitehead OF Washington, lecturer q the
National Grange: ". G. clifford. r. Haywood, IL. H.
COIL T. II. Clifford r. II. Kent, H. VI. CuUhaiI' l.
shorp ". o. Browncll. 7. Blanchard, j. NJ p'oh
and o. d. +. Woolson. Mr. Miller introduced W. y, -
clifford Master Of the state Grange. who said That
the state now contained twenty SIX oranges with an
arprrc.te membership Of about 1900. one of the
reasons he thinks for the present agricultural De
preston is farm indebtedness and the combination OF
capital which dictates tic laws
Governor Luce. who was for years at tho head OF
,hc Michigan Grange. made al able ana Interesting
address There many mistaken IDEAS lie
10 tnk puIpOHta VI VIC "'H'''''~
lion II was formed improve the farmer
and his children intellectually 10 improve his
moral character and power and influence. Nhs'
I, orr Drying need to-day More kho"ItoSc'
and tho grange labOrs In season ana o"t "' 7'''pi
TO give It, 1t requires much knowledge properly
to conduct farm as to prosccuto aAy oihcr cahhg'
ono ~ the worst sinnorS In This word Is inc man
who wears ont his farm. Thore Is no nccd OF H.
| have lived on a farm sInfe l9do, and lie SOIL Is
t(.fi
nature never used ton Of commercial fr'tlIior
and would never dO It II / lived % bo a. Oh IS
,,tbuscIah There IS a fertilizer that f. never fall
inc. TINT is good everywhere, and The moro y0" use
of II the morc you have lrft. mean human Drahs'
MIX IL with your soil. decrease your brain power all
You can, and you viii Ut on.
The r,xl trouble with the farmer Just now * low
prccs We have. Of course. casualties and drouths'
but the country ~ making money. Why don't we
IT our s4arcl II .nt properly distributed Trusts
and combination, II corporations prgcut Il. Nhit
We want in our favor l. public sentiment winch -
stronger than al otb 'r i1rcc' Ou' tcfes's a9' w
Of minufactu axe tht same r. some extent. gu
should lo,a 20 the pills. Don't form "rdlg-i,
party. The Grange would be defeated II you q In
bat look 10 your Congressional ctitud''t, or, ~
IA n., Ought "a have AZ least tn senators ana MY
Representatives at Washington, drawn from their o"'i
At the afternoon meeting Gerard c. Brown, master
II The Pcnusy!vania stat, Graz r., drss'3 = !''s
into lis -pcrch AMI almost emItsl ne house BY
railing agtlust tue Mckinley IhuH blll mortimer
WitchcDl. who followed him. wop general applause
hy pri1lut The BILL - L.
i conliatalac yui On the progress the Grange IS
ualin,. he sAd Ia hs audience. During thls yteI
va have ALREADY established ucariY double ue number
II nov Oranges that established III Tie wloc u
50 ard last year fLCTc were more rev bIaIscS
tluu IN any 9tacr year VI the decade. There IS no
possible NoJ Of srtIrg Al ac'u'-T TSSHu DuIs w w
iL!fk wc ayc now . membership ~ up" Id OF
100000 IN god staudiugj With fllo"lpg o. Rsr
hsps gCOOObO more. We proud VI the DC
Kllicy bill which e ur- taE measure VI pfu
lection Win al Increase Of duty on my from g 70
- and missing % that on potatoes ana egss 10 -
cc,f Lu,hel and ccuts dozen. We are able TO deiy
the paupcr tanner ~ Europe AID to hod our own WI"
Tho ucr-h.i.t and the Manufacturers. X j ony ~,
HAT the workman who receives better wages shpuIl
pay III better prices. We are doing orr ~ y Coiu
III Agricultural colleges to stop turning theESNc'
M. literary Institutions. and The Moro" 9ll ~
viii oppose tooth aud nail We have already ~
ccedea Ia Mos,acA usoits, Michigan Kansas and CLIO
| where and within riN weeks brown lDNcrNIN ~
Hhod, ISLAND thnnhs T. crorts has n-;Tced =
turn over IT. Agricultural flill Z" t' Po"p'' ''' '
! ing a separate iStitu'i %. , "a.
| rho fine art exhibition al the museum uhufr ur
di-ert = Profes,,r ErucSt kuault includes w'rI
~ Mr. NJ J.. Price, OF - Loms Anna D., bal, AM, -, ~
! / Wallace Frc1,ort, y Y; r. F. sheldon L"TylIp
! gr. Annie Y Rammcl C-rrmantoNn, Penn; Elmer
| = Palmer HarabOo. WIS, Mile Aiho'. AhGoNt.Ir
! Mass susie & RYAN. Tampa, Fla, ChdIN SIhUH
Ithaca, y I. M Mary l. yarn OF, w,rins
u = Rryon; Ngi,ngoa vdI.x f rnn.rc KIM
| rr~, T. Cordlt puGalo. Nyo, FuA luc"ettS' nm, ~
/ m N.mfclch Canal Dover. ono; Anhr VI
station snow lIu. Nd MaJ' X thapt, , Ii'':g ~,
! ISABELLA j. : Nichols, Providence ! 4 Canfel1
! baltimore and Mr.. Wary :. she'll Newbnrg -,
! Tho Assemt, cnterllnmeute 10 hA' rihnI' -.
| lecture 0r ialrac uy leon " Ninccnt ara on 0P"'
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