What group did the Grangers represent at the Texas constitutional convention of 1875?

The Grangers represented the interests of farmers and agricultural workers at the Texas constitutional convention of 1875. Their primary focus was on addressing issues related to land use, railroads, and economic challenges faced by rural communities. The Grangers advocated for policies that would benefit farmers, including regulations on railroad rates and access to markets. Their influence helped shape the constitution to reflect the needs of the agricultural sector during that period.