, 1873-01-28
MRS SAM JONES.

1871. 4GslS1-A01Sf Y. Boone appeal
MRS. SAM JONES.
| She Ecturns from the Enrn1ers' Con-
venxion--Ke the Fare--A NeSy
Order of Tllingx--A Rush Of the
| MISUNDERSTANDING of Our Clubs
TE.e Eplzooaic--Ereczfng VI. Boiling;
Cit.cr--The Fuel Qucxtion.-A llodcl
Wood-TZossnc.
From Cur 0ra Correspondent.
HONE, JAN %, 1873.
Sam and me Btaid at Bloomington until Fri
day morning, and then started for home. Sam
was delighted with the meeting, as he said he
could nov see his way out, and that way is
THROUGH THE CoRS-F1ELD.
A men in the next seat asked him how that
WAS. "Why, easy enough. You zee, when tho
railroads put down their feeight-chargcs to 20 or
so cents bushel to the New England States,
corn will be cheap there that no farmer
in that section can afford to grow
it. We can mako a good thing out
of corn at 80 cents, and if the freight Is 20 CENTS
that makes 50 cents; so. in the end, this prairie
country, that is so natural for corn, will have 3
monopoly Of that grain. Then the railroads nill
have moro corn to haul than they have now. and
| then they will have eome things to haul back for
ua; for the things that may be produced The
cheaper than they can be here will be produced
there, and thus tho railroad interest will be
pleased. The South will grow cotton, sugar,
and many minor crops, for they want to swap
these things With US for corn pork, beef: wool,
and mutton. So, you see, this thing is going to
produce ..-..-
DIVERSITY OF LABOR,
and the p1ace best adapted TO any particular crop
-.f 41,e+o F},n
Of Illinois will get their sweet potatoes south OF
the Ohio, and the people Of the South will get
their Irish potatoes from the North. These
things will not happen, however, until tho rail-
roads make uniform charges, and sdopt lower
fre;ght-tariff. Bat I have odonbt that they will
see that it is to their interest do so.''
Sam has had very little to say about those
things, as he is not much OF lalker which, ho'
sa!s, is not necessary, as talk enough for both
of us though, when he says that, I know it is
one of his little jokes but now LIE has been
worked up to pretty high pitch, and, when tho
meeting rasred the resolution to have all tie
delegates
TESDER THE LEGAL FARE.
I thought that ho IVES crazy, tho way he clapped
his hands and stamped. "PollT, said he, "we
will do that'' Do what said I. "Just pay tho
-,.s4 f. .;,x.a5- 49, ,,ar .,,d - ,nt ~ ~
tna;,. 10 ~ ~ co.7dnctar3 r. Ton wat f1.a
with the conductor, would advise you to post
pono it to q timo when your wife is comfortable
3arnt wa1i Tyhon tl,o cordncSor came alo,,r
49, tI,o 10 tiooss praifr anen
IA co.,inctor came tn tro mcp. and one nf
49, tfa-aJ ;,;t. eo,,a ,,,onav -. nat1ar h,1f
Iid e.. 1.La .iaa = a;I ~ r1'c.a
oi;ea1 aouaa1 - " ~ +,at ia stLa '',asaI
~ so;d tha man And tSan
~ ,,+hor T,an ,,;d The anne n,d +oJ tha eon-
dnctnr tf,at tar yerc delegctes to tha Farmers'
cnnSa,t;nn at R1onm;n~ffn, and that rasoIn-
f;o,, IA bnen nssscd r. INV on1r tha 1cgal fare
rin 1-fn conductar ia not az woTd Int faok The
,1.onov and ~ ased 81 fail a 1iftlo aorrr thot
~ odr;sad Ssm ~ eat ira t;cEata r. thav
:. ~ 49,, +1 Tara i; FL. nav vii Lot sarab
A. 4 ny r ri 10 Chcero. with Mary. Tbere promised
"o iii cost Ett7e 1,ora for bn+b ~
1,1t .sho, t1a dcon,-,,nris roaa,r
s:,1a wa shnu11 mt mind Int iot hnfh r1ris Co
- . II wonjd A. them n orcat fa.1 of rood e0'
rern}atine The nrice Of corn
WHEN 1r CO.'S up
L. en- al ne thorei,t II r,o q oood tb;,,o
~ tt o tn con1d 1nt eonh;na IN Az tbe
.raa ~ fa-nlnro5ncts for so1oa of them 1onlI
tst p5te5 = " nrsttr sn h{ah Az
0e' II pte'ts ,ls msa. r,r, xrr,o,.o,.
= soan ho. os III ~ ,,n;nhior. ,sr,a
j., =, 1o,rn oIm,t fha meatin~ and Sam bad to
- III, ~ prt a,jd ~ +nao, ;,,at s,h.crha
- taiA NJ. T,,p+-s ~ ~, Iii ~ ia 7eoe
ror w snd 10 az =, tha gavs ~ the
~ LIS 49, II R-,nean oo. M c1,,h ~
Mnose ~ t - Th;s .ersd 1,,s ers.t 5oai NJ
~ ~. ~. - ~ to; a. n1,e
apa .ns3 - i tena toncht to hr;no hs via
a.a bs ~ hasx ~ ,,ons o roora th.n II = was
~ ~ T,annar If interest to tnem. They sl1 |
eaii IT that shonld be- elected delegate next time.
7'-'~@ ~N MEET MEETING OF TIE CLUE.
Last Monday night, our Club held . regular |
,oootiro and fha housn yree f-'1 m hear tho re-
oort. The two coutlemen who. told you in nv |
,nd mado a statement Then thavealIad on sam.
,nd Ia told them somethin mora. and then thoY |
allied on me. You SEQ had bought 10 COPIES Of
FuE DAnY TRIBUNE Tor Thuraday, and 10 for