Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1874-03-04
The Grange Outlook.

II he NUEan &c onNaOON.
1t will be devoted to the prosecution Of the
great work known row throughout tho United
States as the Farmers Movement" or "Thc
Patrons of Husbandry" Its distinctive air
will be the intellectual, moral, social and fnan
cial elevation of the agricultural and working
classes of the country, to guard and protect
them against fraud, to assist them in their wort
and TO stand by them in all their struggles.
No antagonism to classes. No war will b.
waged against other classes so long as they make
no war upon the industrial classes The law Of
mutual dependence is fully recognized and &C
knowledged, in all its force and potency, and,
therefore. it would be unjust to attack any clasI
whose aim is, in legitimate way, to protect il
self and to secure those immunities essential t.
its own existence. The farmers and working
classes, however, must organize for their own
protection. And in doing so, they are simply
obeying the promptings of an instinct and al
impulse, which, to-day, is swaying and control
ling all classes in the United States. Mutua
protection is what they demand, and is what
they qriH hare at all reasonable hazards. The
Grange Outlook will encourage and stimulate
the growth of this sentiment, believing it to b.
essential TO the happiness and prosperity Of the
classes in question.
EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL
ADVANCEMENT,
Regarding these great principles as the four
dston-in fact, the chief cornerstone OF ind
Vidual and national success, no effort Will be
spared to give them due prominence.
NON-I Ohll 1OAL,- Iaru5an pOlltlcs can
find no place in its columns. The great move
ment which it has the honor of representing
does not, happily, admit the discussion of poll
tics. This wise and thoughtful provision win
be adhered to tenaoiously.
UNIVERSAL BROTHERHOOD. --- The
Grange Outlook will extend the olive branch t.
struggling humanity in all parts of our land
1t viii be governed by no sectional lines. Ono
flag floats over our common country, and under
its ample folds it will battle for the continued
welfare Of every section, thus binding together
indissolubly the Ea-., the North, the South ar
the West.
COMMERCIAL AND NEWS DEPART.
AIENT.
Full and accurate report will be given ofthu
various markets of the principal cities of the
United States All the current news of tho
times will be condensed and furnished to the
reader.
INTER COMMUNICATIONS Through it,
ample columns subordinate oranges can com
municate with each other, cultivate each others
acquaintance, Interchange views, publish their
doings and thus strengthen each other in the
mighty work in which they are engaged
Able Correspondents, from all parts q
Tennessee and contiguous States, viii
grace its columns with their we'll matureo
tural and working classes there are men OF
brains, of culture and intelligence, and all they
need is the opportunity to establish this fact.
IMMIGRATION.- The cause of immigra
ton will be stimulated to the fullest extent
There is no better State in the Union than Ten
nessee. Its advantages will be faithfully III "
folded, and good citizens invited to make thor
homes among US from all parts Of the world.
TERhS.-Single copies, per annum. 81 W,
Address,
CIV. CHARLToN & Co., Editors,
Knoxville, Tennessee