The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-11
PROSPECTUS
The drangs Outlook.
GRA-NGE OUTLoOK-


1t viii be devoted to the prosecuttan Of the great
work known throughout The UEited States Aa
the 4fFARNER's MOVEMENT tPArRoNs
HUsBANDRX." Its distinctive aim win be the in
teIectual, moral, social and dppntal elevation OF
the agricultural and working classes Of the country
to guard and protect them against fraud to assist
them in their work and to stand BY them in all
/ No Antaaon4sm 70 classes Nc war win be
waged against other classes se loEs - they make
no war upon the industrial classet- The law Of
mutual dependence Is frily recoFuized and
knowledged, in all its foEce and potency, and,
therefore, it would be bnn1tst ~ atart amy class
whose aim is, IN leginimaiG WAY, protect itself
aud TO those inlrnur ls essential to its
existence. The farmers anu worki.4 classes how
ever, must Organize for their bgn protection.
And in doing so, they are simply obeying the
pIomptings of an instinct and an impulse, which,
to-day, is swaying and controlling 81 classes in the
United states. Mutual protection is what they
demand, and is what they win have at all reasonA-
age and stimulate the growth Of this sentiment.
believing 1t to be essential 70 the happiness aud
prosperity of the classes in question.
EDUcATIoNAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL ADvANEAGElfr.
Regarding these great principles the founda-
tion-in fact, the chief cornerstone Of individual
and national success, effort viii be spared to
give them due prominence.
NoN-PoLITIcAL--Partizan politics can and NO
place in our columns. The great movement which
il has the honor OF repreee ning does nat happily
admit the discussion Of politics. This wise and
thoIghfful provision will Ivy adhered ~ tenaciomsiy
UNIVERSAL BRoTHEHHooD.--IHE GRANGE OUT
LOOK will extend tho olive branch To struggling
humanity in all parts Of our land. It win be GOV
T
our common country, and under its ample folds y
win battle for the continued welfare Of every SEE
ton, thus binding together indissuty, t1e Eaais
the North, the South and the West.
COMMERCIAL AND NEWS DEPARTAENT.-Eu9l
and accurate reports will be given Of the various
markets Of the principal cities 81 tla United Statea
All the current news Of the times will be condensed
and furnished to The reader.
INTEB-CoaTMuSICArION Through its ample
columns subordinate oranges eau communicate
with each other, cultivate each others acapRnt-
anee, interchange views, publish their doings and
thus strengthen each other III tho mighty work ia
/ which they engaged.
AB1E CORREs HssN IsENTss--kEom al parts pt
Tennessee and contiguous states, able correspond
enas yiM grace it. columns with their well matnrf
productions In the ranks o. the agricultural AF
waE kiRg Glasses there men of brains, Of ehltk
/ Rnd fnteiH gFslce and al they neei H. the 0rpoA
| tunity to establish this fact.
/ IMsFGRATIoE The cause Of immigration VIII
! be stimulated to the fullest extent. There IL no
better State in the Union than Tennessee. II.
! advantages viii be faithfully unfolded aud good
citizens invited to make their homes ap1ons IA
| from all parts Of the world.
TERMS.
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Address.
| C. w. CHARLTON & Co. Editors,
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