The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1894-04-04

ty, over whom he shall have general
supervision, but where there is a
County Alliance such appointment
shall be made upon the recommended
tion Of said Alliance: and he shall
perform such other duties as the Ex-
ecutive Committee shall direct. Said
lecturers compensation and the COM
pensation of his deputies, shall be de-
termined by the Executive Commit
tee.
DUTIES OF THE STATE LECTURER.
Sec. 10. The State Lecturer shall
have the right to appoint as many de-
putty lecturers for the State, at large,
as he may think necessary for the
work of the Alliance. He shall also
nave power to appoint one or more
deputy state lecturers for each con-
gressional. legislative, and judicial
district of the state: and when he
shall deem it advisable he may ap-
point an assistant county lecturer,
to aid the county lecturer who NAV
be chosen by the County Alliance.
The commissions of deputy lecturers
shall continue until the date of the
state annual meeting.
Sec. 20. 1t shall be the duty of the
County Lecturer, under the instruc-
lions of the State Lecturer, to organ
ize one or more Local Alliances in
each and every township in the coun-
ty where he may reside, whenever
the same is practicable.
Sec. p. In addition to the lectur-
ers. herein provided for, the State
Lecturer shall have the power to an
point organizers to organize local
alliances. in all parts of the state.
The State Lecturer shall have the
right to revoke the commission of
any deputy lecturer for dishonesty
or drunkenness, or any other cause
which renders him unfit for the work
or is likely to bring disgrace on the
Alliance.
No person, while acting as deputy
lecturer for the Alliance. shall en-
gage in any other business for any
other person, or for any corporation,
unless the same is clearly part of the
Alliance work, and recognized aSsuch
by the State Alliance, or the Execu-
tive Committee of the Alliance.
All appointments made by the
State Lecturer shall be confirmed by
the Executive Committee.
Sec. -. 1t shall be the duty of the
State, congressional, legislative, judi
cial or county lecturer to hold meet
ings in all cities, towns and villages,
in the State with population of not
more than $500 inhabitants, for the
purpose Of organizing citizens ALI
anceS. in such manner as the citizens
thereof many determine; for the OBJ
ject of cooperating with the Farm
erS' A lliance in such manner as shall
be agreed to by the Farmers Alliance
so organized.
DUTIES OF CHIEF BUSINESS AGENT.
Sec. %. The Business Agent shall
have the supervision of any company
or corporation, organized to purchase
goods or supplies of any kind, for the
members of the Alliance. He shall
at all times have access to the books
and papers of such company or cor
poratiOn: and in case he believes that
the business of the same is not prop
erly conducted it shall be his duty TO
bring the matter before the EXecu-
tive Committee, or the State A Alliance,
if in session. He shall have the right,
whenever he deems it necessary. sub
ject to the approval of the Executive
Committee. to dispense with the SER
vices of any such company or corpor-
alton and purchase, himself. such
goods and supplies needed by the
members of the Alliance. In the
latter case he shall be assisted by a
subcommittee of four members Of
the Executive Committee, to be
elected by said committee. This
course, however, shall only be adopted
when, in the judgment of the EXecu-
tive Committee, the person or COM
pany, purchasing for the Alliance, is
charging the members of the Alliance
an unreasonable price for the goods
furnished; or is carrying on the bus
mess in reckless or improper man.
ner.
DUTIES OF THE ASSISTANT BUSINESS
AGENT.
Sec. a. The Assistant Business
Agent shall aid the Chief Business
Agent in the discharge of his duties,
and in case of his inability to perform
the duties of his Office he shall sue
ceed He shall have special charge
of the business of making exchange
of the products of the farmers for the
products of the Citizens Auxiliary
Societies, and in this connection shall
have the right to appoint as many
deputies as he may think necessary.
He shall work under the supervision