The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1874-03-04
PROSPECTS,.

PROSPECTUS.
!. The Grange Outlook.
Published Weekly at Knoxville. TIE.
On or befor the 25th- day of March, 1874, the
undersigned will issue a journal in the city OF
! KIN oxville, Tennessee, called the
GRA N GLE OUTLOOK
1t will be devoted to the prosecution of the great
work known now throughout the United States as
the "FARMERs MOVEMENT" or patrons OF
| HTsBANDRY" Its distinctive aim will be the in
teIIectual moral social and financial 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
their struggles.
waged against other classes SO long they make
no war upon the industrial classes. The law of
mutual dependence is fully recognized and ac-
knowledged, in all its force and potency, and,
therefore, it would be unjust TO attact any class
whose aim is, in legitimate way, to protect itself
aud to secure those immurlties essential to its
existence. The farmers and working classes, how
ever, must Organize for their protection.
And in doing so, they simply obeying the
pIomptings Of an instinct and an impulse, which,
to-day is swaying and controlling all classes in the
United states. Mutual protection is what they
demand, and is what they viii have at all reasona-
BILE hazards. THE GRANGE OUTLOOK viii encour-
age and stimulate the growth of this sentiment,
believing it to be essential to the happiness and
| prosperity of the classes in question.
EDUCATIONAL, SOCIAL AND MORAL Advancement
l-laegarding these great principles the fOundas
tion-in fact, che chief cornerstone Of individual
and national success, effort viii be spared to
give them due prominence.
oN-PoIITIcAI.-Partizan politics find no
place in our columns. The great movement which
it has the honor of representing does not happily,
admit the discussion of politics. This wise and
thoughtful provision viii be adhered to tenaciousIy
UNIVERSAL BRoTHERHooD.-THEG GRANGE Our
LOOK will extend the olive branch to struggling
humanity in all parts Of our land 1t win be gov
erned by sectional lines. One flag floats over
our common country, and under its ample folds it
win battle for the continued welfare of every
ton, thus binding together indissaluby, the East,
the North, the South and the West.
CoAIMERcIAI. AND News DEPARTsfEST.-Ful
and accurate reports Will be given OF the various
markets the principal cities of the United States
All the current of the times viii be condensed
and furnished to the reader.
INTER-CoaIBGUNIcATIoE Through its ample
with each other, cultivate each others ae4ulanf-
ance, interchange views, publish their doiags and
thus strengthen each other in the mighty work IN
which they engaged.
ABLE CoRREsPoNpESTs.-From all parts of
Tennessee aad contiguous States, able correspond
productions. In the ranks of the agricultural and
working classes there of brains, Of culture
and Intelligence and all they need Is the oppoT-
tunity to establish this fact.
IMsIeRATIoS.-Thc cause Of immigration viii
be stimulated to the fullest extent. There is no
advantages win be faithfully unfolded and good
citizens invited to make their homes among US
from al parts Of the world.
TERMS.
Single eories, per annam, s. 90
Ad6R SIS
@. w. CHARLTON & CO, Editors,