Though the government ruled against their legislature in Wabash v. Illinois, the next year the Interstate Congress Act was passed.
Modeled on the Masonic order, it admitted women to full membership to help improve intellectual life and overcome rural isolation.  Morrison Waite agreed with their view that private enterprise affects the public interest.  Though the government ruled against their legislature in Wabash v. Illinois, the next year the Interstate Congress Act was passed. Their laws against railroad abused had been initially upheld in Munn v. Illinois.  Officially opposed to monopolies and supporting a graduated income tax, for 10 points, this is what social and political organization organized by Oliver Kelly in 1867.
Modeled on the Masonic order, it admitted women to full membership to help improve intellectual life and overcome rural isolation.  
The National Grange or Grangers or Order of Patrons of Husbandry