The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-09-26

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i'm ~ sSrarisnism. We are opposed 10 such
piut and management u any compensation Or
ptsrprise ss tends 90 oppr-ss the peopio and
% them ofthsirj as; proffs, We are no, sne-
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ForhT Of the uinsfssuth eeniprr We are or
osed 70 -H~een7sAzries, htsh rates Of Interest,
g sseTritsn' per cent prints IN trade. They I
realty Increase oar burdens, and do not bear .
VIPER proportion n the profits Of producers, '
fe desire nuiy self protection and the protection n
every irua Interest Of our land by legitimate !
legitimate trade, and legitimate o
We shall advance the cause Of Education
ourselves and for our children, by all Just =
eaus within our power. We ESPECIALLY advo. v
lie for our agricultural and industrial colleges v
at practical fgTieultGre. domestic science, and J.
he arts whSh &Jorn the home, be Taught in =
cir courses Of study.
5 We enp4hti-ally and sineerel, assert the
t-repeateI truth taught 10 orr organic law, that n
e grange, national, State or subordinate, il not r.
political or party organization. No grange, "
true 20 iis obligations, can discuss political or l.
uEfour 4uf-tlunf, nor call POLITICAL COnvfu- -
ms, nor nominate candidates, nor even discuss /,
merits in its meetings, Yet the principles ,
, teach underlie al true politics, all true states- u
inshiP, and, if properly carried out, willtend to
r1fy the whole political atmosphere Of our 81
lntry. For we seek the grcatest good to the
attest number We must always bear in mind
no one becoming a Patron of Husbandry -
'es mp that inalianable right and duty which r
ongs to every american citizens TO take a {
per interest IN the poll les Of his country Ga
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in his power legitimately 20 influence for
ID the action Of any political party to which he
ongs- 1t his duty TO all he can in his own r
~ to put down bribery, corruption and trick
; 10 see that none but competent, faithful and ia
men. who will unflinehinglv stand by our
nstrlal interests. are nomi .ated for all posi-
10 of trust and to have carried out the prin-
e which should always characterize every -
nge member, that the office should seek he 4
y and not the man The Office II
acknowledge the broad principle that
erenee of opinion is no crime, and hold that Z
Ogress towards u uth is made by differences Y
while "the fanlt lieth in the bitter =
3 OF controversy We desire a proper ,Fs
Atty. equity and fairness protect on for t he and
restraint upon the strobg in short. Justly lie
ributed burdens and justly distributed power. ola
e are American ideas, the very essence OF mo-
erican Independence, and to advocate the sor
Is unworthy of the cons aud daughters Scr
n American republic, We cherish the belief Acr
g VI flkUl nnoulu Ucs utdu ~,
buried with the past, Our work is for the the
and the future. In our agricultural wor
herbood and its purposes we shall recognize Pc
forth, no South, no East, no West, II
rs reserved by every patron, ms the right of and
.eman, to affiliate with any party that will Gee,
carry out his principles, he
Ours being peculiarly a farmers institution, Is c
cannot admit all to our ranks, Many are w..
uded by the nature of our organization, not the
use they are professional men. or artIzans or TIN,
rers but because they have not a sufficient alNS
interest in tilling or pasturing the roll, or ali
have some interest in conflict with our pur- fulo
g, Bot we appeal to all good citizens for o"
: cordia u cooperation to assist in our efforts i
,rds reform that we may eventually rem owe a..
our midst the last vestige of tyranny and sns
nPtion, We hail the general desire for sss
trnal harmony, equitable compromises, and br.c
est co operation rs an omen of our future wwhii
sss. sue
IL shall be an abiding principle with us TO ar,
We any of our oppressed and suffering broth P
ID bS any means at our command Last, but y
east We proclaim it among our purposes to =
cate a proper application Of the abilities Z
spheres OF woman, as is Indicated by admit
her to membership and position 10 our order
oring the continued assistance Of orr Divine
er 10 guide us in our work, we here pledge
lives TO faithful and harmonious labor for all -
Q time, to return by our united Efforts to the ~
pm, %instice, fraternity and political purity Of ~