Abstract

When the excitement of the Annual gathering at Coimbatore has died away, and the newly elected committee of the Union get to work, it is time for the union members, and those who have the welfare of the union at heart to take stock of its position and see whether their union is really a power for good-whether it is indeed a power at all and whether when members have paid their subscriptions and read their monthly Journal, they do not consider that they have done their duty by the Union. If this is so, the case of the union is a deplorable one. It is true it has for the past six or seven years been successful, it has attracted considerable notice and to the casual observer of its finances, it might be considered in an extremely flourishing condition. We would not have it otherwise, but is this enough?

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