The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-11-29

Op1ulOue VI OuE CoLkt1pOnQeut6s
All communications should be addressed to ed;
itors Inteligencer,n and all cheeks, drafts money
orders, &c., should be made payable to the order
Of E. B. MURRAY'6 & CO., 90 !.
boys-two just from college and one un.:
dergraduate home for the vacation.
The disease of, social trouble was not
there, because the .predisposing causes.
were not there. Our landfs not filled
with money rings; stock jobbers, and;
huge rnonopolies and accumulation Of
capital to grind labor into dust and drive.
the working man to desperation; where;
he has to be slaughtered in the name of;
order. Whilst denounciGg the spirit of:
lawlessness, therefore, it is also well to-
:denounce those by whom. ofenses come.
Set your faces against these, too, my
friends, and let them fnd:no favor with
you; at the ballot box. Whilst it is kept
pure and is controlled by conservative
influences, we are safe. The stronghold (
of conservatism and of law is Iii. the
homes of those who tillthe soil lyand live,
upon the fields. .Firm as the eferlast-
ling hills" says the proverb, and the I'M
habitant of these hills or plains ACQUIRES
something, of the stability of his home.
stead. In the yerv.natnre of him loeeIna.
| tion. the man of the f;elds is also =. man
| of stability and peace. To him we. look
| for RESISTANCE. to new. and untriad lthines. Z
| for the nreservati6n az aold landmarfs.S
|. When riot delroes the. citv IN hInad N,
wrans its nalaces s.. iama whansssr;ts,
ston tho wheals of tha facto,;es naralvoa
I The arm of lsw and ;nv;ts cr;ms Il soys /
forth - h;s corn;goj J. .onds : artfI;Is i as,,os
anauoss,; su ~ -. tbe sras T d;soo.d % sess.s
suSs tban ;nJeadi A. II ~ - G no.
,t,,r,, tor,erJ ths S;il. ra,, ~,
9th % nnr % strsnnth.. thsn ;nJasd Jn wa S.,i fnot5
~ - +he E n,s., n a.. I 6eida - - eorea 40 M ~ si ,i,
~ tho I g of tha;r % fsthsrs 81 "a f.ssE
e., az - =. a; sa:a .s;Sasossi;. as s
vm .ne pasisy;;ght sne.r n.esiues anu euslss
Uomans u.nrus.;n WIN ha.ale 70 ,;S osgiSo%s.ne
r. 'np raetore tha Ta. stranMh I ~ tSa lea aSd
M ;nts;n tha fssajos, aS ;snst;ca I - s1s sos
o;s.r aH A. .na nesaoa sno ss,.e.U, s
@ hsay em ~ gSa snsnsus asss
sen T;S:e, -.ne go: sg;,s
oe sau ~. es
~, nsat wa s,s 81
A. tse.s. ss Su.ts' Issna.. tI.S sls
as PeSP3ee on tnesse saoatnesG Asiae.te
.aSss, ISss ny IN .nen, shey pe.uans -
know snas All tne weaRns'we can emass
sarsa. auu az .ns ha.ai Paossess paisvass 70
sonnJ;nn l ~ ebae psaas - Gat;nI;as - a1 20,
sl ~ u.sss ~ ~ .us ~ =
"E,oS sa - ssaadcs, sa, sf
Saw ora at;}I Jsm;n Mt; . II ;anr bas,ts
Ercant theae ah;da in the sb;n. ver;Iv ye
cannot he sayeS - =
Know;no tbsse th;nru and >rano;1ed
es ynn are IN reSe : erest Is sosnre @ fson, AZ;
tsnntat;nn M ~ n 4 dae grons - ghich. s,,rrai,rIs
the, denselv. ,popuiatefie; and .manufaetur.,,
inc districts, Of, the land 3 I4doubt not INIT
YOU will. remain, true TO your destSny. and;
by your strong conservative tendenciess,
keep the ship for MANY, ages from drift
! ing,upon the rocks, and preserve for our
children the blessings of free and stable
government. IL .ssse. 80: *
To stimulate you to the performance
of these high functions, ard TO ask Eouto
contemplate with jealous pride the grand
position you really hold in the economy
Of our American politics, is, my task sto-
day. can learn you little, In regard to I
the science of agriculture proper. / cam.
not tell you how to grow more cotton
with the same or less means, and would
not IF I could. Yon grow, too much as it,,
is. The more of. it you produce the more
dependent you become on. Western meat:
and bread. IF I had my way ! would
have every man who called himself g
farmer, and yet bought ..all his meat and
bread in Cincinnati or St Louis, indicted
for obtaining a good name under; false
pretenses. Cotton Is not king by dire
necessity. ii, time of war. we learned that
food was. You have tried so long to en-
throne cotton that It is time You were
finding out that your royal parsonage
like many such Ia Europe, was an. expe1-.
siYe institution-hafdly worth the trap
pings which adorn him. Z
But there ia class Of our ,r,c,t .,proc,pul alton
whose chief occnnation "a fhe nrodnction
of cotton whose wslfare should enoace
more Of yonr attention now than the nTo.
dnct of their labor 'Bnt lately ,yonrg.
slaves and noorly fitted for,the dnties Of
citizenshin the nrohem Of their EfiItnre
nos;t;on Il among The. most d;fT;cnlt which {
We % have tn solve In INV -on;nion, the
nroper solution denends also mon the 40 (
r;cnltnral nennle of the Sonth It issf9r.
von In determine whether ti,evf shalIs or !
sball not become act;ve and effsc;ent. .fac-,
tors in the nreservatinn az free, Govern. I
m ant o,;d tha nror,ot;o,, of omr nootor;e1
nyoaner;fv Ty | ' Imnortort = fsctors A. of ssoma
aort' tbav nndon btaSiu ara'snd . viii be.. If
1eft . To- to ibe tsach;ngs. az and inf,nances If
those I whos. on;n;nSs ws ,.s, res,ard 90 dstr;:
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