Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-03-14

III IQhhson, Spring Cr.el 'Nrr. ~ y. -
r yt 'YTrnly Iexas; !, H. nus.ln San H..
ss,v' i.nshsi y. H. ZONES. iIir..in n.'' ~
-, Burns, Cuoro. Texas eA"S' "a
comn,i a,,.ouop Of Mr.. Murdo Mckenzie n
confer Nh, OF lhrec was appointrl ia
ing 10 nv" ne commission men, lool,.
enee, The following oe sv,ua,n nilies,
M n,,,ne committee .. u LAWN "a NJ
- w,neh y, II. Nylor. N Nirisa,ns U
-, burnett, A. D. Rohcrtso,, ' / n -
wril,l n W. Springer q Il Si,n,,ilNsttnls
Bisb1onr Nicnnrg' j ID. Jeiiries. 4. II,
Oa motion the chairman Of tho eon
''l'vn Nas added TO tile committee
the reSis Ii,usrnpie discussion arose over
laws and after variety ~ rese NV ~
anlen1meniH and substitute INA bee,,
gtier'n, Mr fenlon moved Tint I'M nres,
iuvht appoint the Old exoriiiiye ,n,nn,i,
,,e and I'VE additional mrmhers ~ ,mnta
,ne REQUIRED revisiOus 10 be snb,nit,ed
To- Tue n~oclniiqn. '"V'u'"Vp
ne motion was carried and tho cbnir.
llah appointed MS additional memhe,s an
~ rehiSoty committee + A. Thompsan'
II IL Mplenarg Z. r. Brcedlove. George
The convention then proeoedcd T., a..
eleclon o. officers for the ensuing year
Juuge breedlove dominated A. II. Hnsh
lot president of the association and be
wac unanimously elected "''' Nv
ar. bush returned his thanks far tho
nonor OF reelection and oppressed III
hpRreclntlon IN fitting terms.
re urged greater concentration Of ef.
aurts on the part Of the members OF the
a.sSprlslon Tor the accomplishment of
ING. objects in view and cypreseeJ IA
belief that thereby stlll prcatcr newer
Would pe excited for the protection M
the cntllemens interest w
lle earnestly desiWd the co.operntion
or tue memhprs with the aVocutivo ron.
ulttte Tor the iurtherance Of The ohiecis.
OF the association
For hrN vice-presidcnt Or, ]. II. ray.
LOT Wns nominated by G. O Slaughter.
nhd he was unanimously elected
FOR second vice-nrcsideut s, Il. Bnrneif
WAS elected unanimously.
lor SECRETARY j. 9. Loving was notni.
mated and his election was nnanimoi,s
On motion Of Dr. Taylpr he executive
colqmillee was authorized 10 clnrt nm
,,',oli secretary, IL It was considered
For Treasurer Il y, Harold was
elected without opposition.
IN motion today. at II o'clock was
SET az nm hour 10 hear Mr. Simnsnn
sneak upon the operations ~ the paci,in,
future. F"''u j" 'u'
-, The following resolution offered Inv IT
u, = Andrews was Unanimously possc,i.
Whereas, It has como 10 tho attention
OF ms body that a systematic warfare
mas been waEed agninst the production
'hu sue 81 oic1mnrgarine for the past
elght y@ts 10y dealers in mixed and 1oe
lorfd uuuef ana by politicians WHO are
g. f.t
class, and also 10 inilnme the minds ~
Farmers with the untruthful charrc uat
oleomargarinc Will Interfere with the sale
of good butter, and
whereas, this opposition has recently
crysmlized into the formation OF tie M.
ton1l Dairy uuion and other similar or.
ganlza1ons, wh0se avowcd object Is 10
destroy the production Of and Interstate
| commerce IN olc0margarine; and
Whereas. their efforts have been so nr
successful TINT certain Legislation is now
proposed in congress to tlir end that oicn.
margarine may be oftlawed and that Inc
cltzcns OF one state shall not Ne allowed
10 sell II to another stat, In the original
package. aud
Whcraa, we are awam that nearly
IO,OOOOOO pounds Of Olcomargarinc wvr,
produced and sold In the United Statel
during tho year 1893, which oleomarea
rnc paid internal revenue taxes amount
ing 10 nearly S2OOO,O00 and was con
stunned by people because Il was a cheal
aud wholesome butter substitute: and
Whereas, one Of the principal compo
neni parts of oleomarElrinc Is butter Ia
OF cattle, the use Of which olcomargarn
/ provides an important outlet for "a nof
ton OF tie animal which was preyions
not used as food and the use Of While
as food has, we believe, added mt
| toriaHy to the value Of our herds, and
Whereas, ple0Wargarine has been d,
| clared by NIL scientists Of national an
| International rcputo to be a clean, Who'll,
some article Of food;
Now, therefore, be Il resolved, thn
we view with great dlstrust and alarr
| any attempt on the part of the legislativ
hraucl Of our government To deprive
! food product of the protection Of IA
/ constitution, And that aside from N
| fact that such legislation would ininr
| our material interests, we hehcve II 10 b
/ SIN more dangerous because Il wOul
! point way to Interested classes in an
| state to logslnte successfully against "a
| productions Of another sg..e. which the
might fear or believe would compete wit
| the particular articles tlAt such classO
were producing
We call upon our senators and men
| beers of congress 20 resist this attcmr
upon the ground that il Is the pHndpl
Of protection carried TO the mast danger
Gus extreme aud because 4 is dlrectl
fostering the interests nf ono class of pr
duccrs against another class of prodnl
crS.
The association adjourned until /
o'clock q. M. today