The star of Pascagoula. [volume] (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1873-1878, 1874-10-10


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nobility. 09d.fmrInf aud God loving
mou and women -ioDn0olasts NJ tie
false idols " religion, in morals and
10 polite. algayg pointing out the
sure and certain rpad tg The linul
healing Of th1 nali0nt From 10
come manufactures, from both cane
commerce. auI from the threJ com
biaed. comes the dilIasion Of truo re.
Iieion. and the definite aod legitimate
civilization df all mank ind.
These three are equals. They arc
TIC trinilies Of tho earth. They
should work, advance aud prosper
by that grand element Of sclf-reliahcc,
which is the essential to suc5css in all
industries. They should BE- syntagd-
nistic in the highest senseof that term
through all oil these ramidcatlons
Antagonisms 10 not exist here natu.
rally-this is always tho result OF
unjust or unwise legislation. Nor
NAL antagonisms only exist between
the principles Of evil and of good.
These grand elements OF the industry
Of men, are all good, and the Jealousy
and war that have grown up between
capital and labor, is the work OF cor
rupt men, who haze produced the
enlnity by the perversion Of natural
law, and by The abuse Of the dolega-
ted powers Of the governuhenC in
special legislation. Now, while there
are only great facts, standing out as
plain to the oyo and mind Of the
as the law Of promise in the
heavens, how little do they seem 10
impress the rulers and law makers Of |
this nation aye, even the agricultu
rists and laboring men themselves ?
Who are but in the broad road OF
the nations.
Il y
There is no royal road in agricul-
ture. The spade, the implement Of
of years, represents the
last stage in the progress of agricul-
ture, for neither steam nor gang plow
can never rival it in cultivation but
what is the hand shuttle and weayer'S
beam, which made their advent with
the spade, to the steam engine, turn
ing, in ceasele motion, at one time,
ten thousand spindeS ? Thus capi-
tai and wealth, and m achinery, and
knowledge, can, at short notice,
double and quadrnple the power Of
The manufac lurer, while the best pro-
tected and most favored agriculture,
advances slowly, and only shows
beneficial results through time taking
1nd expensive experiments.
Here then is presented the present
position of the agricultnrisls and
aboring men of the county; as a
body, from Maine to California, and
as examined from national and gov
point of view. What do
they propose 4? Will they remain
newers of wood and drawers OF water,
the mere laborers and agric ultural
lrudges oil the land, that the corpo-
rings and monopolies may
gather wealth and concentrate power;
nay fill the offices and riot in COR
Tuth, justice and the glory
,f the past, aye your own manhood
and liberty all forbid. :.
Let it always be remembered that
you are nearly 100000 strong,
while the power that binds you, can
be numbered in thousands and that
you are still free men.
The remedy for the evils the people
his day suffer, is apparent and is in
he hands of the people. and the day
s not distant when it will be enforcd.
I es, in the Patrons of Husbandry
'ests the power, if judlcioesly used,
,nce more to place agriculture on
Ter high seat, equal in power and
influence with the most favored aud
most exalted, the gracious queen of
the fruitful fields and abundant har-
rests, crowned with the rarest blooms
,lucked by Flora, and enjoying in
'ich profusion tue luscious fruits OF
Pomona
While we cri.icise, while we attack
he government for its special leglsla-
Iion for the benefit of other industries,
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