The patron of husbandry. (Columbus, Miss.) 1875-1883, 1881-10-15
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ton of this fact you will -. Aaee'apta
department, Of life tbis ~ D ern
leading one. II the fsm;,Il'es
cordant in their financial; y.
can not act together ,ber "'Lh az
leakage enough to keen VIII
below successful trade VIVA sps Ge
family not being emitted ~ Es
mic principles will fnailr ~ ecotl
Zone dead fly will cause o,a9psnE
ment OF the aporhecarv IL . que or
a sinking odor." ''Od ior
Now, Mr. Editor, what
the course pursued by ~ ~ De-
owners and the land tiIlersD s ), ac
country and what are thor "
now? y aoqt
l will say that all alonoh.,
ing history, until Of late tbo '
Of unity Of action on the nay -. usa
farmer has not been ron, t;qe
" "Yn Tue ''lhe Tor electing rem. /
sentative to the Legislature h.. '
rived in our country what ba.i"
your course? Have you as Is
come up to the nominating Cow, ~
ton with united determinse
| place in nomination one of
| own occupation whose in,e...
identified with your own? Oh
you gone up to be organized !,
town Clique" presided over h.
fourth-class lawyer. and the VII
thing manipulated in the in,ersg
said clique? | leave you to sr,v.
this at your leisure.
! know in a certain district n.
one substantial farmer was prss.
ted for nomination. He was h,
ligent, moral and true. but he :. /
the misfortune of living in the Con-,
try and was opposed to tippHng,r,
he was set aside without ceyem,,
| Once in history the friends Of J,
and order in Tennessee succeed.
in having a local option law ps,,.
in the House of Legislative h
our hopes were all dashed wheDo~
| Governor, or in other words A.
| Governor of the AlchohoI R-,
vetoed it. He is now railroad n3'
nate, his name is John {. Brown
You see these monopolists Ia,
together and after you have f2
beaten them they have a sers
spring they touch and up sprrg
their timber jack. If they CANA
carry the Legislature they nB
bring sufficient influence to bee
upon the Governor to control Er
or upon the President of the Uras
States to have the vacancies O. I'll
Supreme Bench filed with friat
of the railroad power.
| will ask my farming friends q,
potent question, Why are youa R:
publican, or why are YOU a Dem
crat. or Greenbacker: You h7
been told by the leaders of the pa
" that the country would beu.r:
if either of these great parties mi.
You have mass meetings, get H,
ted and obligate yourselves tog
port. the party no matter what.
man is-he may be regular wa
{ ing saloon. You ask no CUES.
as to his morals, he is, perhaP,
monopol;st. You ask no ques.
as to his proclivities in this mat
You rush wildly to the polls
put him into office and Join in
, general hurrah at his election.
is not committed to your inter-
in any degree, he Is railroad nj
He falls at the first squeaI OF
, whistle. and too late you Ind
have an enemy instead of TN
, at court. Now while your be
, are clear try and think for youfse
a little. See if you can not 9
= good solid farmer as CANDIDATE
r Governor of your State. lax al z,
: it. write about it, work for il. /
} take Congressman in hand,
: then the Legislature, then ohe
: and be sure the County Trustee
t good honest farmer, and Try
2 plan awhile. Don't take one Of y
' farming lawyers or even meT'n
: but one well posted in his Dasl
f and also in the leading ideas @.
day. If he does not speak hue
| on the stump and is not skilled
!, the use of soft soap, all right' )
| up for him and he will stand "
} YOU when his time comes TO g
4 casting vote. m
f In old times the Wings and y
ocrats alternately held power
/. although the same arguments
. used then as now 10 controI 'lI
: of the people, still it was ,,r .,y
a found that about the only diner
: was, that the two parties alternI
e enjoyed the spoils of office anO
s country was not particular. :,
: tered or hurt by their temPe'1!
2 cupancy. The two parties op Is.
f simply as a check on each o'"'
!. the n a ter of exp mixtures. 49,
: Now when we see our i1's,
c threatened by hydra headed :
:, STEERS that will lash the couuu.
E its moneyed power into rs - y.
surely you can see the lmpo' :
a of hanging together to Prote1. ,,
= selves. We do not make W. ~
f railroads. they are the very -
/. we want; we have nurseu M
4 third of a century and halie'
: line as it pierced the county "
: Joy. We have taken stock ~
D them. and have nearly aiw@,t
!, III Ill 20 them for aDou''