The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-24
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iassess ~ var noble order there "a no comma
iisfn, 10 sgrsfianism, We sfe opposed 70 such
PIN anh management % any corporation or
~ tenda o. oprFess the people and
Oh them oftheif iusf rrohts, We are hot enc
ulee 70 capital hut We oppose the tyranny Of
aeboloifes, We long 70 see The aBtsgunism
'etwsen capital and labor removed BY common
onseui. and ~ an enlightened ssafesmanship
sorihr Of the nineioeGth century, we are or
osed 70 excessive salaries, high rates ofintefest,
no ex0Tbiiaut per cent profits 10 trade. They
really increase our burdens, and do not bear a ID
roper proportion - the profits Of producers, 4
e desire only seifProieeiion and the protection
] every true interest Of our laud by legitimate
legitimate trade, and LEGITIMATE
rohis,
we SHAH Advance the cause Of Education
mong ourselves aud for our children. by all Just
eans within our power, We especially adyo-
lte for our agricultural and Industrial colleges
at practical agriculture, domestic science, aud
the arts which adorn the home be Taught in
cir courses of study,
. We empahtisslly and sincerely assert the
truth Taught in om organic law. that
e grange, national, State or subordinate. is not
political or party organization. No grange,
true to its obligations, can discuss political or
lgious questions. nor call political conven-
ne, nor nominate candidates, nor even discuss
cir merits in its meetings, Yet the principles
teach underlie al true politics, all true states-
inship, and, If properly carried ont, wiltend to
rify the whole political atmosphere of our
For we seek the greatest good to the
satest number We must always bear in mind
At no one becoming a Patron of Hpsbandry
res up that inalianable right and DUTY which
longs to every AmeIican citizens 10 take a
'per interest IN the poll les OF bis country %
contrary, 1t is right for every member to do
in his power legitimately TO influence for
ID the action of any political party to whicl he
1t his duty to all he can in his own
to put down bribery, corruption and trick.
:; 10 see that none but competent. faithful and
meet men. who will uuAiuchingly stand by our
'ustrial Interests. are nomi .ated for all posi -,
ns of trust and to have carried ont he nrjp. ,
ie which ehouId alu,.vs cbars.tariza arery Nv
lnge member. that he office skouIJ SEEK III
u. and not the man he Office.
We acknowledge the broad nrinciple that
of opinion is no crime. and hold tlat
towards ruth is made by difeIepceg
while '.tbe fault lieth IN the butter
ss Of controversy, We desire a proner
laliiy. equity and harness nroteet on for he
restraint anon the strong In short iustlv
tributed burdens and instlv dist ,;bn,ed n,wsr
e e are American IDEAS the verv essence ar
lefican Independence, and to advocate the
ltrary il unwartpy 81 the son. and Sanob,srs