Fourth Step. Having obtained the
necessary number, send the list on to
the Deputy, stating the time you have
agreed upon to meet and await his ar
rival ; also, the best route fur him to
take to reach tthe place of meeting, if
any from a railroad. If the Deputy,
jou account f pieviuus ODg.igouieuts,
1 cannot meet with you at the time fixed,
it is his duty to so inform you at once,
and to name a timo that will best suit.
Filth Step. While awaiting the ar
rival of the Deputy, a preliminary
meeting might be had to fix upon time
aud place of reg'ihr meeting, and to
agree upon a name for the Orange.
There should ger.iTa'Iy be a first and
second choice of came, as the first
choice may be the name of some Grange
already organized. There should be
no election of (jfucors until after orjan-
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ization by the Deputy, for tho reasin
ll"-t SOI"a of ,ue w termed bubord.nate
' Cicers have very iuiporiant duiies to
discharge, which are made knorrn only
after organization.
Sixth Step. Evpry perJoa whose
name is enrolled ought to be present a!
the time fixed for erganisition. If
called upon, the Deputy can give nine
of the leading objects of the organiza
tion as an introductory (1) the social
aud educational ; (2) benevolent; Z
economical (4 1 friendly intercourse
and discussion ; (5) the ca?h system :
iitiaa
gatiou ; (9i ami monopoly, auti-cx
tortion aud auti corruption. Deputies
see puge 4, Farmer's Friend of Jan
uary S4, 1874 These can be ccu
densed iuto four jhort paragraphs 1st,
'21, 8th and 9tb, with a mere reference
to the others.
