The Red Cloud chief., 1882-07-13

been elected from this
county have been Of the best Of men
and l hope We shall always he as ior-
BETsEY.
from otiiiwases.
Ed. CHiEF:-As a short note VA
published in the CHIEF II the sih
written by . subscriber. has called out
some notices from c. &. C., and also ID.
8. Hclvern, ! thought n reply would
not he ont II place.
In the first place ! wish TO say ] am
. farmer and interested in any move
ment that will advance the interests of
the tiller of the soil. C. c. G. says it
is lust rs easy as falling of . log"
the query in my mind is what is easy,
to pay l0cts, or to get better prices. or
cheaper freight, or elect . man that
will not sell out. Most any farmer
might pay lOcts but the other three
propositions it occurs to me viii not
be so easy. l have noticed that just
before an election some one will drop
of from one of the old parties and
endesvor to get up something new, in
hopes the mass will take them up
and perhaps they may by dint and
twist be counted in, and the moot
natural thing to do is to get in favor
with the farmers, ~ they are easy
duped and they hold the power when
the issue is decided ut the polls. Ii
takes votes to get an Office and i. takes
money 10 run an officer and the most
natural thing for him to follow those
leads that is likely to shell ont the
most. ] fear the Alliance makes a
mistake when they make the election
Of the right man-one of the proyis.
ions.
Competition is . known law Ia cor.
rect all errors in trade. II occurs "a
me that when We depend on a politi'
cal party to correct the existing evils
We shall wait q long time IN have on,
rights. We have q man at this time
going over the county on this bust
ness. and it takes but half an eye e
sec the object. had the privilege t.
hear this man and take out some
plain statements. il WAS the mos,
gross Misrepresentation Of facts I evel
listened to.
Then c. c. c. refers t. the Omahs
Bee, also the Peoples Advocate, now /
we farmers look to such party source,
as these, things will go on as they art
for a long time.
Mr.. Helvern refers us TO Nationa
Sec, now Bro. farmers need We max,
this National, will the same Law work
here as in the cast. let us unite OF
such principles rs is adapted to oul
| locality. As my time is up let me max,
= few suggestions. Let us buy M
more than we can pay for, as tn,
credit system has done more thar
railroads, banks or monopolies al
combined to injurc our condition.
Resolved. That We will not sell tn,
hog and buy the bacon, paying for j
both ways.
Resolved, We will sell to the con
sumcr and buy of the manufactures.
| When the merchant asks you 81 cts
for prints, send TO the furnishin;
house and get the same for S cts, ant
] all things ut the same rates.
I Rev. Mr.. Ferkson treated US viii
one Of his lively discourses last Sunds,
week to quite an attentive audience
TO sleep ! mean. In his discourse III
said the Spirit of God lowered arount
the hearts Of the heather. How car
this be ~ they never heard of TIT
Spirit. tAcss 9Th Chap.)
In speaking Of the Berien Lessos
Leaf he said they were denomination
but not s~ectarian. How can this b
taking Webster - authority. Bro
Ferkson arise and explain.
/ zee from the PLAIN VIEW CORES
pendent that that section has CLOWN,
prospects,. and Saltwater never Va
better, and farmers are putting fort
more energy than usual. I need no
partieuszise O any single kind Q
crop. for all can't be bea& All hav
their farms into something vhethe
As8e o. small. Also I zee from III
eame source that Mr.. Graves and vil
have ses out 100 cabbage plants. -
can ksaG that by one hundred. 1f. A
Web snd wife hare ses out 1000 an'
Wells says il Mr.. Graves will con
over he win treat him 70 IN The pot
toes pear bse6. and in facs amm
ssssythinE in the way of vegetables b
'fmay dexire. 0UUcann