The Hartford republican. (Hartford, Ky.) 18??-1926, 1906-04-13
VOL. XVIII.
COUNTY UNION A, 5, OF e.
Last Friday and Saturday
\ Was Largely Attended.
Much Important Business Trans
acted Enthusiasm ran High
During Entire Meeting.

One Of the most largely attended
meetings Of the County Union A. >.
of T.. ever held in this county con-
vened at Court Hall in Hartford last
Friday and Saturday. The two days
were entirely taken up in disposlng
of important business pertain ny
to the order.
II was also an enthusiastic meeting
every one seeming to be imbued with
a conscious business of the cause OF
Equity.
President David Moreland opened
the session with timely speech, set
ting forth the business that would
come before the Union for consider
alton.
On motion it was ordered that the
Chair appoint a committee on cree
dentials. also n committee on resolu-
lions. Committee on credentials as
follows: J. NJ. Graham. James Ellis,
IL. Miller and Warren Taylor.
Committee on resolutions: Silas
Stevens. Jno. p. Foster, j. F. Tan
ner. Alvin Ross and J. II. Davis.
On motion it was ordered that ev-
cry delegate elected by the Local
Unions of this county be entitled to
a vote in this body.
On motion it was ordered that the
Union endorse the ruling of the Chair
on the tobacco acreage question,
which is as follows: That old men
or men living in towns, who have
not been tobacco growers should not
employ tenants and give to them any
rights to increase their acreage IN
the name of the landlord.
Adjourned until o'clock at when
time committee on resolutions re-
ported as follows:
We, your committee, beg leave to
offer the following:
|. Resolved, That we adhere
strictly to our National Constitution
and Bylaws with any addition that
the County or State Unions may
enact.
2. That we concur with the Green
River Dark tobacco association IN
not. selling our 1905 tabacco crop UNI
ill the 1904 crop is disposed of.
3. That the county be divided in
to Magisterial district Unions.
A. That we recommend to the
Local Unions that no excluded
member be admitted to member
ship in another Local until he is re-
conciled to and Identified from the
Union to which he formerly be-
longed.
S. That we condemn any reckless
or gratuitous insinuations or un-.
founded charges against our county
officials.
6. That a committee of from 8 to 8
on resolutions be appointed at the
close of each county meeting. Said
committee to report at succeeding
county or call meetings, and said
committee be also grievance COM
mittee to hear and take cognizance
of charges against any member or
officer. We recommend that the
committee be composed of one from
each magisterial districts
Z. That we urgently extend our
organization at home or abroad.
8. That this Union shall at this
meeting, in order to remove the ex-
ira burden from our secretary, elect
a treasurer.
Centertown local preferred charges
againgst Matanzas Local and after
considerable discussion, motioning
etc., the following committee was
appointed to hear the case and rec
ommend to the County Union
what disposition should be made of
same: ]. P. Miller, T. H. Belmain,
w. F. Stevens, 7. F. Tanner, S. F.
Whitley, B. l.. Withers, c. /. Kelly.
]. H. Whittinghill and Jas. Carter.
After hearing the evidence the
committe found that Centertown
Local was justifable in excluding the
member and Matanzas Local erred
in receiving the same member with
out his having a demit from former