The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-09-15

IN the general theme or practlcal hIu
edtcat ton. She was frequently
Interrupted With applause, and altogether
her lecture proved to be the feature Of
the congress. E'iE3
We your committee, to whpm the
presidents address has been referred,
beg leave to report as follows:
~ We earnestly commend the address
to the careful consideration of this
congress as n whole, as an able docu-
mcnt, full of thoughtful suggestions
Of great moment to the farmers OF
our common country.
we commend that especial emphasis
be given to the following points IN
this address,
First the education OF our boys and
girls on the farms, and so conduct
the business Of the farms as to make
SO that the boys and girls Will re-
main on the farms. We recommend
the careful study Of this section OIL
the presidents address.
We regard the point made on the
marketing Of crops, the selling at
profitable prices all the products of
the farm. to be Of supreme and para
mount Importance to the American
farms, and We recommend lhal theSe
4 ideas be taken up and Incorporated IN
all farm organizations. carefully
studied and given prominent place
in the deliberations of the National
Grange, the Farmers Educational Co
operative Union and Farmers All
ance and all other farming orga niza-
tons. MS advocated by the American
Society OF Equity, and that the farm,
crs Of our common country avail
themselves of every source or infor3
nation, that they may be educated
In cooperative selling, 70 the emu tl "a.
profitable prices may be obtained on
all farm products; and we furlner
recommend that the question of piot1t-
able prices by control OF the m;irk i,sa
be given Il prominent place on me
lngs iot the National Farmers Con-
gress, and that at every state nnd
county indii,ute throughout the United
States that this subject be given a
prominent place on the programmes.
This latter recommendation, we espe-
cially commend to the careful, consld,
grafton of the head of the Farmers
Institute at Washington, y, Y.
Higher prices, which VIII be profit
able TO American farmers, OF iar!ll
prevent the surplus In American
farm products from going on the EN-
ropcan market at such low, prices
as 10 prevent the European FARMERS
from selling their produces ~ CON- No
European farners that they are cry ~
ing to their statesmen for high tariff
wall agains, American farm products,
the iesut Of which IS the CLOSING W
of new f,tosn markets and prevent
tho enlargement of old markets.
while the cry Of American statesmen
and farmers IS now, ana nus Dee s
that we must have more foreigIl ,l.S''-
kets for our surplus farm nroaucls,
We regard the point IN the presirr
dents address on the question !, OF
scientific agriculture experimentation
to be of first Importance, nna ln" 10
lhese snoild be ENLARGED, ~ mhu |, ~ = =
recommend mat the eoHsress e,n m,rno :.
tons for This work, coll!llneihls s,. A.
with Its importance, even If olher oe-
pnrtments should be compelled 70
walt
We commend that part OF the pres
ident's address which comWendss Pres
den, Roosevelt, and We hsIenS IN IN
press our profound gratitude TO ms
Chief Executive OF our great nation y
| for his heroic and honcsl ellu ~. ' y.
cleanse every denartmcnt ol nui s"Y
| eminent OF fraud and graft, ana
promise him, regardless OF party ou'
| loyal support, ,o ~,
As personal reference 20 ~, "
president, Harvey Jotna,' ~ ,on ny cr,t,,
mttee takes pleasure N com,',e,u'Ni i
l Tie able ana patriotic nnnnsr ~ y
which he has presided over, tne fAa, III
crs' Congress, with tH III ,,n',p.a : :.
| dignity, and on behait o s,n nee Thank
wc extend 10 him our s'''sF'e $3.50
and approximations ,,,,y "a ak
press!ons OF the presideht ~ ,,n ali,
dress, his COMMUNICATIONS, q '', NJ IN n;
Of Richmond, with hcr clt,ssN s,reciinr
and splendid entertainment oflth
congress, ,oN
john Is, ,, Ga n AN NJ 7
- - - Committee
Officers Elected.