The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1892-12-15

J anGf Iho new Eastlake ward projec
5 may prove another.
Sufferers from Coughs, Sore Throa
: ETC.. should try "Br0rnS BiOHchchi
= Troches" simple but sure remedy. SO
e only IN bOIeS. Price IS cts.
Open Meeting OF the Grange.
The Delaware Stute Changers he
an open meeting yesterday Rfternool
Mayor Wiley mudo an address OF we
II come and spoke from his own exper
4. ence AS the SON of farmer and 4
their desire 10 better their condition
Special reference was made by I'll
8 Mayor to the need OF improved road
j. This address was followed by OF
a from Colonel Edward L. Martin, vii
spoke briefly upon the question {
! taxation, saying that the only ius
: law ever levied WAS the old Mosai
I. law that took one tenth Of all ma
rnised to pay the tux. lie also WI
i very much pleased with the large a
tendance OF tho ladies. lie did n,
5. believe that the work of the graug
, had been entirely Intellectual, for
has impressed upon the laws what
Q believed to TO for the good oil tl
It people.
v Professor r. d. Chester OF the Expn
:, 1mcut Station al De,aware College Ia,
read paper on reform in education,
matters, and for this purpos
Y trained teachers are ucedetll gold a
a In regard to To" better
y geography - ....
i VI -, uls,,u,r, e., st udy put upon
SAID that lie thought
H.. the attempt to learn OF everything
In tho wOr.U was too much like study
lug every VOID in the dictionary. II
would bG etter to havo merely Il
skeleton of he geography. The
teacher may follow the new system
OF inslru'tluE the pupil in original oh
serSatlon, rawins attention 10 places
named IN toms oil Currsnt events.
For young tnen OF the common
schools he favored study III bolnny,
elementary physics and natural hi :.
tory. II shoHiti hc made simple aud
practical lay the objective method, the
pupil bciug taught to draw his own
cunCiusluus AMI to express t!tcm in his
own words. Much useful knuwle lge
OF natural scicnGe lnyy he az iulrei
when young.
!. Professor NJ. IL. BecSwith then read
q paper on Intensive Farming witt
the statement tuat his Hearors wuult
agree with hun that, as a rule, tue til,
lers OF tho soil ply less attention 10
the details OF their business than dc
other businS 50 n. Tue practice Of
intensive farming is becoming more
genera throughout the country.
The farm muster not Ue eOn,ente.
with u single crop but by forcing,
cause several crops Inc land should
never De left lille.
rFVts / - Ivan -
tna Wilmington Commercial College,
was invited to the platform. lie had
read W th pleausre, the address OF tn,
worthy master. Speaking OF educa
ton, he stated IL was an end OF tn,
work Of the college to teach how farm
ing can be inade TO pay.
He reminded his hearers thut the
smart boy was sent of to the profess
siUns, Willie dull Johh was kept nome
on the farm. Then they wondered
! why farming does not pay.
{ Because "A knifo is duh you do no
: throw il away. but you put it to TIN
grindstone and sharpen it. The schOO
called mental grindstone TO sharp
Q Ell dali wits.
0 This Is the ugo OF wonderful oppoc
. tuh!tieS.
David J. Murphy WAS next introduced
\ poses came from the general govern
II ment in Jacksous administration, am
: WIS given on condition III At it be II
3 turned whom demanded, After SON
d discussion upon TIA. toptc tie meet
a Ing adjourned.
The evening session was op aned b,
- tie presentation OF the report OF Tia
3 committee on meals and ulle1Ea, Eiy
Il ing the EXPENSES Of aLtenduHcS upn
1 the session on the plrL OF Its represri
: tatiyes. Worthy Grand SecrStar
= Seeders then Bubmlte his repor
= which showed the membership OF u.
q order as follows:
= Union. humber Of membars a: liii
9 mond State, II l1ockesstn, 8l;Nrwarl
/. AZ; Milford. ID: sunny hlde Al; 20.
Il Penn, 81; Lenler. II: Harmony, Is
l. Nest lirundyHinC 1879; Fruiluui. :
Capital. 90 harrington. "a; Iruph
} so; Little Creek, Is; Laurel, - Sri
y ford 50; Midland 10; Evergreen =
ii Paramount, ID; Washington, ~ Ne
Castle, 20: Gumboro. "a. Total, 0lg.
The report was referred TO III
= Executive COMMITTEES. john J. Ro
lie presented tho following resulutiu.
IN which was unanimously uioptel:
- Whereas, A change having hae
SO ordered In the administration Of o
ne genera! government by the results
1. its G eral election, and
~ neroas, Agriculture is now o
titled to representation III tho Pre-.
K dents abtnet. and
Id Whereas The Hon ". II. Hat
a. has always been ardent and efficient
the interest oil agriUuture therefore
ne 'scsolVed, That we, lucmhcrs
EN- Delaware state Grange; In annual s.
als sion as-embled, earnestly re 81 t
President eject the Hon. Grover Cle'
80 land to iaSelably consider the mar
50. Of tie Hon ". ii. Hatch Tor the See
e taly OF Agriculture.
ti,=Ihs uCrion was talsen in rc"oyritf
- OF tho uutlrng efforts o. kcrrc5eu
'au tive Hatch i'll behalf of agriculture
The this country,
nal A. w liHymaker then offered
fol flowing resolution. whi:u WAS a
ave unanimously adopted:
IN t'EesOlyed That this grange q
UJo upon all menbcis Of our order in {
- STATE TO aid our worthy UreIsanr In
'Hu ollorts as chairman Of lilo commit
are Of the State Board OF the luluml
Exposition TO obtain a eraditable
IA. Init of Rrtss2s aud farm products
the DelaNafe building a. the WorI
Ut Fair
VI Professor Bishop presented the
III. port of tits Committee on LiacAtht
= and rcpOr ed ~ his theme Agr.t
"a tural Education" The subject !
Ire-asOn5ilGrei under two hoaGs; Il
ave Why is agricultural Education he
ion en- SeeGEd, What sAOaII that t
cation be-"
IA There WAS q time when there wa
snmawAat general opinion THAI
farmer Lad ~ need Of cauratl or. q