Amended National Grange Constitution Adopted At Charleston
The amended constitution of the National Grange Pat lrons of Husbandry was adopted at the Charleston session. It covers preamble on happiness and the earths wealth, organization structure from subordinate granges to the national body, membership rules, dues and fees, officers duties, meetings, charters, and amendments. The document outlines State and district granges, ritual control, and governance, with emphasis on discipline, education, and mutual protection.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Grange
Charleston
Cerates
Gonll
State Grange
Hope
Stata Grange
Myenaben
State
Oeder
Flora
Cuarty
Pomona
National 2
Ceres
Cho Sen
Buc
Order Os
Artione VII
Seorox
Grange
Aes
Tata
Beckay
Executive Committee
National Grangs
Connecticut
Hartford
David A. Wells
Louisiana
United States
Arkansas
Hatever
Republican Party
National Treasury
The True Value of Money Debate in the West
The article argues that money loaned at ten percent is not truly worth its yield. It cites the ease of doubling money every seven and a half years, contrasts lenders with borrowers, and warns that many borrowers fail to match the ten percent rate. It concludes that investors should reassess the value of money in commerce and speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bunton Advertiser
House Committee On
Louisiana
Washington
Alabama
Missisippi
Arkanans
Congress
Republican Party
Ansious
Lescape
United States
New Orleans
Kellogg
Louisians
Fentland
Ariven
Aantimenty
Pond
Indead
D. Wyatt Aitken
Maxnia
Union
American
Towa
Department of Agriculture
Scotland
West
Morey
Fai
Ting
Aidi
Louis Lroubtiou
Stay Where You Are In Prosperity South
The editorial urges Southern farmers to remain anchored at home, arguing migration for El Dorado dreams harms present farms. It praises steady improvements, sensible planting, and keeping families content, citing old sayings and local examples to discourage moving and overreaching. It notes cotton prices trending low, warns against optimistic forecasts, and advises practical farming and market caution for next fall.
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Reuben
Tris
Old Hornet
South
Jas
Old Jones
Texas
Ron Corros
Cotter
Hawkingville
Colton
Heen
Matt
Hraohinauille Dispatch
A Burlesque Witness and Political Reflections
A court scene in Lincoln England features a loud exchange with a timid witness who peppers the exchange with comic mispronunciations. The piece recalls George McDuffie’s remark on threats against President Jackson amid U.S. political turmoil and cautions against assassination rhetoric.
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Groner Menaik
George McDuffie
House of Representatives
United States
Jackson
McDuffie
Partead
Sion
Grifin Afes
J Senger
Quotations on Government and Society Amid Classic Wit
A collection of pointed remarks from historical figures including Richard Rush and Benjamin Franklin. Bentham’s maxim and Joblin’s remark on salaries frame governance notables while Franklin muses on vanity and the view of others. The passage blends satire and social critique from a bygone era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Rush
London
Jeremy Bentham
Joblin
Benjamin Franklin
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The
National Grang
Lamar
Mississippi
New York World
Charles Sumner
Balcombe
Mr. Lanne
Lyton
Charled Lamb
Legh Hank
Lincoln
England
Ostler
Indy
Zur
Seth
Gel
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