The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1875-03-19

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- ,he iteia.,s II The Farm aor the
f.,si,- II the work shep are exchanged
DIRECTLY with the consumer The man
afsesures can. however. more seadll,
reach ihe consumer. than can The fsrm.
r. The farmers II Iowa fcr instance
nigh, order their boots anl shoes, "
al their textile fahrirs from the mann.
fac'nrcr IN Ncw Englana ct elsewhcr.
but could the. with Ike facility reach
the consumers 4 their farm products,
Tie rcrl, i - obvious that ever,
farmer can answer il himself, and prob
ably no two will differ a. 10 the real
fact. Nor does il reem TO us. that
fightfully considered, the farmers
should desire such legislation ~ viii
make other avocations Improbable
thus tending 10 swcll tho pro-
daeiag class II the expense ofthc con.
suming On tho contrary their real
interests lilo in the direction VI IN In.
crease of consumers. aud The nearer the
place u production the better, mr. i,
il important 10 tho farmef whether
such consumers have any vocation q,
they pay for what they use. except
,ha. !. would seem TO promise regular
demand If such consumers had n yoea.
ton or business that would render
them permanent In their situation.
And while constantly harping aboa,
,niddlemcn. does the Age or those t.
whom Il addresses itself understand
tho Specification u the term IN ia broad.
ct sense, Tho farmer who hires tho
labor done on his farm. il thu middle
man who stands between tho real
producer and tho consumer, and even
the editor Of tho Age occupies N,
same position ~ between tho men Win
perform tho composition aud Do III,
lrsu work on hi1 paper, aud ,hos,
who purchase il, Both are living Of
the labor of othcrs while denouncin,
the class Of which they ara such con
Apieuous example,. While anxiou
that other midllsmcn. entitled to III,
same protection ~ themselves shall
peol tho earnings cf their capital, |
has perhaps mover entored their mind
tha. tho aeantily paid farm hand. .
typo has an eqaal right TO appeal !,
the law Or 70 violence 70 compel then
to pool tho earnings of their farm .
printing business. a. they have - max
such demand Of o.hor classes Of middle
men.
The fact that 100 oranges in low
de nut Ray their lodge fees when dn.
and that Generalization and disuamtcn
every where exists among them. tend
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70 strengthen our belief that tho farm
ers viii not much longcr suLmi, - IL
humbuggeSy of tho men Who src ten
, porarily n tho head Of Tho farme,
movement without sufficient in,erc,
In agriculture TO have any products
, ship, or IN local taxes 70 help dcfra
, the costs VI their own county govern
ment.