President Georgia Farmers’ Educational and Co-operative Union.
Atlanta, Ga., November 26, 1906.
At the National Farmers’ Union, in session at Topeka, Kansas, The Constitution was so heartily endorsed that the report says, “resolutions were offered from two sides of the hall at the same time, one by Ben L. Griffin, of Conway, Arkansas, and the other by Campbell Russell, of Russell, I. T.” The character of these two gentlemen, and the unanimity of opinion expressed by them without consultation, indicates that the Constitution has really done a service to the Farmers’ Union that is being appreciated.
The resolutions were practically of the same tenor expressing thanks for the Constitution’s energy displayed and for the interest manifested in the farmers’ organization and co-operative movements, and for placing its power and influence back of these efforts now being intelligently made for the solution of the farmers’ problems.
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