Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-28

u n tha 1:tes tina. we eau reYolG
-ion'I business syste ing as old IS CON-
udrcisi history, by Selling, or PROPOSE c
20 sell goots st cost. Oar business aot {
not Snt.g NJ. GuY other BUSINESS. Oh
order does not autsgoRiz3 soy o h.!
clssS. I;n,ver res Its t. the hnyc9st
tao u1rig1te3us weapon Of mnl1pDIy
The purpose q the Grspga IS to improve
gcicullurs Ii Doing ms evasy ctpt!
III ;cs.r7 will reap iss sA.rs q toe ed
vsnc condition OF tho farmer. wae!he,
:! DO the merchant, tbs doctor, TIE law
yer, the mecaaoic, OF tina press. TIE
Gage desires cha prosperity Of sil.
have, as mister OF the StSGe G:3rg2,
'aous1l !! proper to siy this muca, ms
a9y whose minds msy h.v9 Deem pois
11ed by the misrepresentation OF de-
signiag persons MAJ xa " By s!,gl. q ri
Ill ao ,pt the oFdtr l have the EoaJr
represent. We hsv4 nothing 20 cocC 81.
Beyond few pass words, sgis and
tymo bic caSen )nies IN coutsfrIng de-
are s. the G saga not cnly hsg nsGS1t TO
colo al,, bu1 10 anxious - be kauwa ant
rsad OF Sill men. The curious may, there
tore, be satisfied by.v d casual Invesa
5saJa. ACy fl ;-r OF member VII! be
s.&d % answer l,q iir!es.
Assuring you " appreciation by the
Hgder Ct any courtesy you may Lend, |
.1b5crloe, your o5ediea. ryau',
| A. j. RoSC,
Master Ta1,s s.s.s Gauge. sA!sdo.
DECLARATION CF PURPo '15; PATRONS or
PU B4nDRT
PRgAMBLs
: Pcofou ably iHpe cd wish tia truta
toas the N.tionsI G aags Of the U4i.ed
States sa.u.d Is .i3e!Y pr Claim 90 the
woIld i.s ge5ersl o j c'F, We hereby
aahrinously MAKE Ihi5 Declaration CT
5atposes Cf tbs P4'ro7s OF Hlsoadd!y
GENERAL oBJgCTs
U Il ~ IL. stroaS 81 faithful! tie
OF agriculture, We mutually resolve -
l.bor for the god of our oEdsr, our
country ara mankind
2 We heartily forse the mottc, "I1
essentials, rnl;; in non-esssnusls, Ao-
r.y; IN e.! Ehtns@, cnArt5,"
SPECIFIC OBJECTS.
8 We shsll euasavJe 81 edCsnce our
csuse by l.b l!iug % accomplish he FOL-
10 Zng oil CTS:
To devallp 4 bsster sud higher man
hood and wJm1uhood among Ourselves
90 enhance The comforts and atlrscalons
CT our a1m g, sad etTeaa.aeu our at
Gxchments to our pursuttS, To loser
NuGuIi understanding and co"opeySdOG
F. uiaintain inVi0ia g our 10 W, ana tc
-Dulace each other in labor, 10 hasten tbs
good tine coming. t. rcCace our eI-
peusss, Goth individual nld corporate
To rug less aud produce more, IL order
10 make our farms Sell -slit2:nipg IT,
diversity cur cFop5, SDd crop 40 more
tran We csn cuttIvste. t. coadeGs3 the
weight CT our tx lorIs, selling ISIS III the
ou5. lei and mere On the hopt and in aeeGe;
less 10 Hat, acd more IL 1srp And wJcf
II system stZ Cut worE, End csiculs
inlsiligent:y On pr0bs oiiitie5. To els
count nancs tie Cist!. system, the Eor,-
gs2s system, the fashion system, aud
.vofy otaet sysien teEa!Bg 10 pr0dlgsli!y
hr1 asuR.uptcy
W oarpoSe III -e:iag togsther. talking
&c n wcfiins together. buying t.
cather, ssliiog together, AID IN general
sc,!ns tJso. 4ec tJc oar mutual protection
aUd sGviocement, es occasion nay re-
qlIe. ~. sasA %yo.d litigation s. much
possible, by ar5itTstion il the Grange
vs. s1sli Constantly strlye 10 secure ia
re harmony, good will, vi:sl orothet.
heed among 0Gcse!vee, and TO make OuI
order perpetual. We sa,l earnestly e.
ieayor 60 suppress personal, l0cal, sec-
tiaasl and lalioDsl rtjld ces, Eli ua.
nekltsy rivalry aud se.hsn &c bltion
Faithful sd ference 20 II. SO pginc!p es
VIII iusare cur mental, norsl, soc!s, and
material Advancement
EU: MESS RELATIONS.
For oar ouslIoss Interests We desire
30 bring producers co1SuCsrs,
isrners snd mSulEsctursTs, into the most
iirecs ard friendly rslst,ous posslole.
asnce we must dise5 nse With surplus
Of ,niddleuen. not snss We are urf:!eadly
10 them, but we do no. nesd tnem. Their
surplus and tier exsciioH8 diminish or
o,cGls.
We wage 10 aggressive warfare against
arg Other interests whatever. Ga tue
contrary, al Gu: sets sEd Eli our eSorts,
go far IS business IL c0ncerl cd, are MT
JEjy for toe oeDehi CT the prooucar an3
coneum r, tus also Tor a / other interests
hat Es0d 10 Orirg taese TWO parties tito
3edy eod economical contact. Hencs
re hc!d lhss tTarspuri as,on Companies II
every ki1d axe necessary to our success;
.Gat their il;eIes;s aye intimatel. con-
necsed with our interests, and hsruonl.
oas action is mutually advantageous,
keeping Ia view this first sentence in our
declaration Of prize pies Of so.i1p, shat
"Ind.vidua! hsppiness depends upon gel
eIsl prupserliy"
We shall, therefore, advocate for every
sth.e The ihcreas+, IA every practicable
way, Of Sill facilities for transporting
che spIg 10 the seaboarc, or between home
pro Eeers aud consumers. sill the pro.
dQcsaDns Of Gu. couatry. We sdop. Il as
aqNfx I'd purpose 10 "open out the casn-
eteas IN natures great arteries that the
FIFE plead Cf commerce may how freely"
We s:s not enemies OF railroads. ngvi
gable sad irrigaipg Canals, Ior Of say
cJrp0raiioI tnai Will advsncs our indas-
tfisi interests, Tor Of a1y lsboring Classes.
Ia ouf noble order there is 10 commuE-
ism, 40 sgtsrienlsm.
We are opposed to such spirit sld
management OF any corporation OF enter
priss as terds to cypress the people and
rob them OF their jast profits. We are
nc. enemies to capital, but We op pose the
tyranny OF moIopolies. WELDING to see the
sn..gonism between capital end lsbor
removed oy common consent, and By an
, enlightened ssstesmaEship worthy Of the
nineteenth century. We are opposed to
excessive salaries, high rates OF interest,
| and exhorbltant per cent. profits In trade.
Tney greatly increase our hutdens, and do