The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . founded on the plansand principles of the Postal ProgressLeague; further Resolved, That we oppose any tem-porary substitute and, shall deplorethe enactment of such portions of theBourne Bill (Senate 68-50) as cater tothe interests of any class or attempt tosubstitute temporary expedients forreal reform. We object to any pro-vision which sets aside that funda-mental and world-wide principle of thepostal service which provides for uni-formity of rate without regard to dis-tance; also Resolved, That we object to the in-crease of any postage
The American florist : a weekly journal for the trade . founded on the plansand principles of the Postal ProgressLeague; further Resolved, That we oppose any tem-porary substitute and, shall deplorethe enactment of such portions of theBourne Bill (Senate 68-50) as cater tothe interests of any class or attempt tosubstitute temporary expedients forreal reform. We object to any pro-vision which sets aside that funda-mental and world-wide principle of thepostal service which provides for uni-formity of rate without regard to dis-tance; also Resolved, That we object to the in-crease of any postage rates for any rea-son unless it can be demonstrated thatthe traflSc cannot be carried withoutloss. We appeal to the good judgmentof congress to listen to this demandof the people which cannot much long-er be denied. An interesting paper was read byCurtis Nye Smith, Boston, Mass., coun-sel of the Association, on the subject VICK QUgLITY PLANTSBULBS ASK FOR WHOLESALE CATALOGUE. JAMES VICKS SONS Seedsmen, Rochester, N. Y. rgi2. The American Florist. 1431. C. E. American Seed Trade Assocatiion. J. H. Ford. Assistant Secy American Seed Trade Association. F. L. Vice-Pres. American Seed Trade Association. of Recent Decisions on the Seed TradeDisclaimer, in which he contradis-tinguished English and American deci-sions on this subject. The paper,though necessarily of a technical char-acter, was presented in an interestingand intelligible manner and those pres-ent found it exceedingly reports by letter and wire werereceived from divers sections of thecountry and were read by SecretaryKendel. This feature of the annualmeeting is growing, and the reports areincreasing yearly in numbers and ininterest. The importance of this fea-ture of the Associations work is fullyrealized by the membership, but be-cause of the fact that at the presenttime other agencies are doing consid-erable work along this line the specialcommittee ajlpointed to consider
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