The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-05


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that We cannof expect 70 hely ourselves tu Hny
Form that Involves The injury ~ others. We
shall. therefore. advocate hi every state me
increase IN every practicable was. ofaH aeiiHea
for transporting cheaFiy 40 fhe seahnsfd. af be-
tween home pfJducsfs and fHnsuIuffss I'll The .
productions a ouf country. We Alogt it ~ our
fixed purpose 60 open art fhe channels ~
naturp's great arteries that The hfs .biaod oil
commerce. may How freely" We are nos /,
enemies ~ railroads, n~Hvigable aud i%rrigatiuR
canals, NOE ofany corporation ihni will aivanee
our Industrial Interests, nor ~ any laboring
classes, In our noble order there D. 10 eouinu
nism, no asrafisnisa, We are opposed 70 such
rPifit and management af my corporation pr
enterprise as tends 20 op1rees The people aud
item oftheirin st profits, We ars not cne-
mics 10 capital, but we oppose the tyranny Of
nnonopoiies, VIC lang to see the antagonism A
between capital aud labor removed BY common ~
consent, and by an enlightened statosmun-hip
worthy Of the nineteenth century, We ire op
posed 10 excessive salaries, high rates Of Interest, II
md exorbitant per cent profits In trade. They !
greatly increase our burdens. aud do not hpur "a
proper proportion 10 the profits Of producers,
desire only self protection and the protection
IF every true interest Of our baud by legitimate
,rofts,
We shall advance kbe- eause of Education
mong ourselves aud fr our children, by all lust
means within our pofer. We especially advo-
ate for our agricultural and industrial colleges
hat practical agriculture. domestic science, aud nj
u the arts which adorn The home, be Taught in IA
leir courses OF study,
5 We emp4htisally and sincerely assert the
- eneatedA nth Taught in our organic law, that N
- STa,xa national, State or subordinate, is not u
fss1.fcal \er party organization. No grange,
rue to itsoobligations, can discuss political or
ligious questions, nor call political conven- 7
nor omipa eafialdates, p~or~even discuss
cir merits in its meetings, Yet the principles -
e teach underlie al true politics, all true states !
anship, and, if properly carried out, willtendNto y
rify the whole political atmosphere of Our
untry. For we seek the greatest good to the
eatest number We must always bear in mind
at no one becoming a Patron of Husbandry
yes up that inalianable right and duty which ~.
longs to every american citizens TO take a Ell
oper interest in the poll les of his country On
, contrary, 1t is right for every member to do M.
in his power legitinately to influence for
cd tue action of any political party to which he NJ
1t his duty to all he can in his own
rty to put down bribery, corruption and trick. -
Y; 10 see that none but competent, faithful and
nest men, who will untlinchiugly stand by our
'nstrial interests, are nomi ,ated for all posi-
ms of trust and to have carried out the prin- Sole
lie which should always characterize every
ange member, that the office should seek tie
n. and not The man The Office PI
We acknowledge the broad principle that
ference of opinion is no crime, and hold that NJ,
rogress towards Truth is made by differences nlu
opinion while 1.-The fault lieth in the bitter
s. of controversy We desire a proper Mus
lality, equity and fairness protect on for t he
ak, restraint upon the strong in short. justly -,
tributed burdens and Justly distributed power.
Q Q are American ideas, the very essence OF
lerican independence, and 70 advocate the VIII,
IN American republic, We cherish the belief
{ sectionalism is, and of right should be, dead
buried with the past, Our work is for the -
sent aud the future. In our agricultural
tberhood az ,s's purposes we shall recognize
North, no sp.ih, no East, no West,
is reserved by every patron, as the right of
eeman, TO affiliate with any party that will ~.
carry out his principles, LII,
Ours being peculiarly a farmers institution,
cannot admit all to our ranks, Many are
by the nature of our organization, not
ause they are professional men. or africans or
,rers but because they have not a sufficient
ct interest. in tilliug or p~asturing the soil, or M
have some interest in conflict with our pur-
IS, But we appeal to all good citizens for
r cordia al CO. cooperation to assist in our efforts Cor
ards reform that we may eventually rem owe WV
a our midst the last yestige of tyranny and
upton, We hail the general desire for de
ernal harmony. equitable compromises, and
CO operation as an omen of cur future -
ess.
1t shall be an abiding principle with us to w
I'VE any of our oppressed and suffering broth "
'od by any means at our command Last, but NJ
least we proclaim it among our purposes to '
lcate a proper application of the abilities
spheres of woman, as is Indicated by admit EY0
her to membership and position iu our order
loring the continued assistance OF onr Divine
ter 10 guide us in our work, we here pledge me-
elves to faithful and harmonious labor for all svO
Re time. to return by our united Efforts to the
Iom, Justice, fraternity and political purity of Featl
forefathers- Caro-,
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