The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1890-06-14
CECIL FARMERS CLUB.
, ,.,.asut lime Nc citing mt "D"ii i'nrn'
the Residence of john X. 'oh"'
ESD, near Port Deposit.

overIook the romantic Susquehanna, and
which the taste aud intelligence OF 'eeh
county farmers have adorned with INV
muItiplied evidences of domestic Ietlne
ment and culture, Dell Burn, the res
idence of John r. Bond, Esq, is pfomi-
nent T. was particularly attractive in
the bright sunshine OF Il June morning
the bright bloom Of fragrant roses 'eh
dering more marked the deep vardure Oh
the ample lawn, Ger which was cast the
grateful shade of primevai oaks. MOI Is
there wanting in this beautiful loca"on
that indispensable feature of perfect
landscaue a water view. A. romantic
brook winding it's tortuous course 20
wards the Susquehanna, and aitpld'"S
many charming glmpses OF rock ana
boulder, cascade and raVine, outlines 1t
on its southern bound Try, suggesting ID
its romantic features the sylvan high
lands of Scotland to which resemblance
it owes its name, and affcrdins Hro IL
loses it's identity i'll the commingled
waters OF the Susquehanna, one OF the
piinciple features OF H ppy Valley, The
well known pleasure resort OF that
vicinity
Amidst these pleasant surroundings 1t
is not surprising that, outside o' H. nnSi-
ness features. the meeting Of Wednesday
was Il social success, an! 20 which The
cordlll hospitality OF TIE Jost SO largely
contributed.
Promptly a. 1870 \. NJ Josep!, Cou-
don, Esq the president ot the CLUB. re-
quested the secretary TO call tie roii Of
mem bers, when the following responded
to their names: Enocii Nnyrs. Thomas
G. Boud. John p. Wilson, john r Bond,
Henry S. Coudon, VIM. W. Moore, H0r-
ace On ckinck, seph Coudnn and
Henry X. Tpro.rf, secretary. Tnr visit
ors present by invitation we've the RV-
erends J. p. . is, J I'm Squrr ard J. II.
MiIigau, and Mr., +. s EversE.
II, ports Of cxpnriin" ITS being IN order
aud the IN inbrrs names being c,i'ed,
there being mona reported Mr.. Henry :.
| Condor called tbs ateA'I1n OF the ciho
to the fact that as geueraily understood
it was propose - :etlove from the pres
idency of the Ilaryland Agricultural Col
lege and Experiment; ; ..ii0n Major Hen
~ E. lvort. VII no nils that position
so efficiently, and su )r.l ted The following
race. ,,tior 20 ,xrrassi,e If rho 60. 90 nf
a,
INC etuo "t'''' '''e S'' . ' '' a.
words contemplated nov;i.
Rexolred T At or ptniui. lhr ..u-
| IT, nan who i, nov aL't.n Ia, ii Il ne
| Muyl,.i a sricui urtl CrleE h: rln-
| der adv rise c'rcGm8t, eos XII uited
MAJ il ed ;.bili Is Il scpr''I aas. tXtGU i've
| officer, AID laat nj rempy ! ulG be
| preiudlcih 70 tuc ln'vlre. : ais. prospects
| of that institu, iDn
| Tho ra,,,,1or oss,.. bo;,cr - o-le,. NJ
'oiip H. Donu "SsNe" '"e 'u"u '-c"Ie VI
| the club by stating that business matters
| of i,,,nortau,a IA ri nrevanted its nrarara-
'ion ~ "''n
| ~. noH'1 io"S"ils o'l's "''''i'o'' '"iii
| cijnt by the club, Mr.. NDYeS offered the
| following preamble and resolutions for
adoption by the Climb.
wr,u,r,s IT, ,,,,t,,.,..,, - a., Cl,;r
| w hERtAs' Inc members Oh cue 'ecil
dfner Nluo oeieVe that Ghe dtpieSSeu
con''l''oii Vi Ine az r'cu' ural INTERESTS vi
| IhiS country are lals eiy attlip"'a'le u
| JIG Son 81 ao'ioti VI 0ie CURRENCY MS ue
z,t;nn'~ns nnrar j.; ,ha - =, a,,I;
49, H., .,I u',H"3 VI ,','o,
nh;ob nontrnI 18th r'+i,,,aI a,'I lta,,
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Wr1IpH,r",. r. !'.; CIV
o.baI, thaH, ,,,,ar;ea,, -. -,
svSt.ms nj suh55dized raiI,nad .vt.n.,,.,s
| onar;no nm I,r,,, r,,,ts ~ nj ~, satti,
ment. depressing the markets already
overstocked with the products Of the
son. Inc granting OF privileges oo'h oy
w. n7har cIoSSas than ,ha ,,,,;o,,I.,,,I
classes whereby the farming interest
are antagouized. The continuance OF
| national oduNinS system by the govern
nr tho nanv nv yh,oS Ionau 49,. =, 80
interest il secnred nv some INT v,hioh the
farmer cannot secure, wa'ch results in
setting up monled class '1 ms country
~, F,,o ioh I',I ~ :, .i,',
returned 10 the people when the war
ended in the way OF redermin@ the green
PACKS instead OF iunoing ana ISSUING
", n,,. nt f,, o,,.a,;,.1 or ' .'..1at
| against the same, and for the as, n our
Influence as class i'll the objection OF
securing equally favorable business con
co COMM, countrv Tberafpra ba - '"'
Resolged, That we see in the conditions
| as stated, and III the action OF the last