Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1897-04-01

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have felt, with the hope TINT IT will couse
restoration ana an activity in our bust
/ hoth cs,,i,ot ma ii I,t ,n'i employment 10
| There i7.sta.ue4y II ,Iue,tfon that NAV
| ne raised in TINS body, aft citing our agri-
vni,,i!ai l,r'7,9 out what may nave II
| those ,,,i,,sti,,',, H., ',"o i'C US ulS'"N4
/ their influence upon any Political rartv,
Let us take each other by the hand and
| inIsres 1s'' 'o'i''''o" cause Oh our great
| There is no interest so sensitive to radi-
cal changes of government policy or that
9o qultHly reefs the ehect OF untrIendly
farmer nor 10 thern "y i,tnna. it t',t
| what can better protect itself from cor
Por"te demands, trusts and combinations.
count I'" ~ lnri'ier rs IoSai TO ms
money or with his life, if need be. Our
soser ii mas no lear OF revolution or
classes.
we ask Tor no class legislation; we de-
tact ion tor ~ 1on, .i oilG Innate pro-
should not be satisfied with anything
short of the recognition accorded to
other American industries.
Upon the completion of the address
Judge William Lawrence, of Ohio, moved,
and 1t was voted, that committee OF five
delegates be appointed to consider the
ieeoi'i 'i'eiiuatio IONS maze III the president
address, and to prepare memorial to the
United States Compress upon the sug-
oeo,io,s .boo;, nj, 80
ei' 'o'' ihe eoni
mlttee appointed consisted of Judge
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]. NJ. strain Iowa. I + prapson
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/ -NeorasNa' 'ohh 9eoize' ONO ana "A. >.
/ Meyers, West Virginia.
Committees we're annointed upon
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~ io' 'io ieA' ii'ee'i's
OF The congress and on resolutions. Mr..
Avery, member of the first, Mr.. Apple-
tom of rho second md Mr. condoo,a ~,
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ieSo'u''o hS' were the MASSACHUSETTS, as
signments.
SUGGESTIONS TO THE, covGPrss
49,.
Al the afternoon session OF the first day
of the congress Judge Lawrence, of Ohio,
read a naner ON tho condition ~ aari-
culture 'hfous hout the country, the heeo
Oh remedies Tor It's Improvement and the
power the Farmers National congress
ought TO "leid by united action, IN OBJ
tanning oh-partlzah legislation from the
congress OF the United states for that
purpose. his conclusion was as folloWs
each year this congress should make
DECLARATION OF views or requests to the
snn ,a, y, 'n n h dad W. enacu
and Just, affecting agricultural industries.
1t would be well to invite the co-opera-
t ,1oi ana alu vi tne national grange.
nnrpose and TO nresenf the reonests to
he Coporass ~ he ITnited Stotea
AZ 70 1aaisIotion j., no stotes this oo,,
least one vice-nresident for each conntv
in aach stete TO continue in office nnt;,
re,ieved ~ duty hvthe annointment ~ q
successor The yicenres1dents sbould
meet in their resnectfy e stoteS Of tho
commencement of each session ~ tho
leniaIatmre herein and nresent reo,e sns
Tor needed Iepislation ,fhev shonld 90.
onerate u,ith tho state aranoe in eecb
state fms making thoroug5 organiza
tion and collect MONEY! to nneet naceusary
exnenses in mid of stats or national Jeyjs,
lation. This is a mere outline of plan
which may be perfected as believed to be
'en' ~ LUIS eo,'e
''o ~ upon
i"a''ei VI INC paper ou' ""noeie" away
ih'o o'he' eh""heie' eo'eiihs h-u''i
piioi'y Vi euo'eo's' run INC prize Vi oA.s
~ ua'iS piouoe''' a"u 'ne oeS' '''e'noos
Vi i"i'ihs las
'uuse La" ''"oe 'io'eu nc ueoA'e "i,n
al VII MANU- speeen "N4on po' e'e'S 'ooS
III II peean' nuio''
" NV w. i"' VI Ao""'
maui VIC ioiio" ing '.".e,''e'
orssion Of tha siI,sr "mest ion and ~ ifs
great inheritance To Ms as a nation but |
desire to state to this congress that there
are ol her innings vi ihole III po liahte W US
stance the product OF the COW. about
which some of YOU know more or less,