Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1888-09-06

continue ia aasge know
OF l0 more edretu1. ueaas to
run .lc egitlma-r ueTch aut. tile
susI trader, oue y. business
tha- sJ bu..l up tI1-tS. The
Caaa.ft merchant IS Us much il
trre Seed l tat suparcs uu u.
SIS I'll F@4t eeuaaa.i9r rs the
sgr or alE body else Tie
l.tT- merchant Is l.et eA. 3
eorsi1er L.1tse'tta the extent
MI ts owu w.ats aud ae
nj lis family But He has allg a
deep is..srcs "a buyinr goods
to seal tg the home market 81
prices tlat sI justify @ .Iir
pgc1t tp bim for the handling
Iftrusts lusce tie profits 60 the
Manufacturers to Such . scale
that uo raargiu for 4 reasonable
per ceutage IS lett 10 the dealer
then the oranges, the Farmer
Rc.iefs, and the Alliances, have
Organized aud struck the mid
ole maa ia vain Ia presenting
h.st have go soy have ne iu
tcatieu or desire to pauder 20
4ny Que class gf people at the
expense of any other cl8ss or
aiia- We ~s.t TIE truth iu
lock aE tata these questions aud
aLis thst Uairr the credit
system aad the mortgage of
muscle & v.lI 49, every ching
else ia zht and expectancy
combjaei w5sa various other
e4s ID which many 0f those
eua-ea ,u agriculture we're not
altogether fssc from blame far
uers leFel t-0u hIgh prices
20 hame Tor 50 long they az last
organized fr- protection against
Size mtltill meu Bn. now that
have Thus FAR only succeed
Ct Ga meeting The high U-ices OF
las retail dealer they. and not
al'v the G5Tmers. hut all of rs
Who aye obliged 70 bay the
things We wear aud consume IA
1uE hoWc > are confronted with
"A power more exactiEg, more
tenacious and more graspIng
Lhan anything that has occurred
since the Morrill, tariff laws OF
l-Ui And this power u
TIE MODERN TRUST.
1t has been charged that tue
rise ia coal lately "a to pay the
eral rings Republican assess
melt ia the anthracite vale :
IflsbgT is TINS compelled to pas
the campaign expenses OF a Pc
ttical election how IS labor 20
become recoueued To capital /.
+ Enlightened >.atesmauship must
furnish the remedy. The courts
must take hold ot the evil. e
assert that the law ought 90 ree
agrare as pgatic aEy c0ubsua
s.sl ~ ptCGIecrs 10sg q sc
IS 90 el5l eli competition F1e
osrhe Ceuatry are ve-r
perry ~rgts sized fnl pool.
l aa why.
boo agpy the pg.aea.e t5 pro
.lseers Hh not strike the
ct EEasts
ErslsE oS TRcs-
Bu' 3alae congress
d. Mr Blaine ua 4
las. eeE ~ Dover q Name
lil 6e sad ct American
.iss that there not sue
ta1aa- -l al ta.t derives ss.
eng owes Is orgaaszlua1 ur.
came up Under the patronage -.
The uatIoaa. government That
Every 'Jns derives what. ~.
saaetioa q. law i. possesses hou
a state government, generally
one state. sometimes several
Therefore. he claims, Congress
-anHot dissolve them Mr..
$ undoubtedly an able
nan but lie is undoubtedly mis-
in part. The Sugar Trust
he lesislated against by
congress under a revenue OF a
.arif Law because there are Gu
lies on foreign sugar aad i'll
homo sugar can be protected by
- slatlon Whv cannot sugar
producers he reached by law il
heir unlawful combinations
The Whisky Trust and the BAG
Jag Trust eau 30 reached b+
iatlJual authority and mauy
because they grow out
the revenue laws. The Stan
I'll Monopoly may net be
'3ESc It Is net taxed by the
eCstai .4E out Is legal promo +,
ltl0n r. would seem reasonable
o sag that wherever any article
S under he protection Of cur
ariG ATs OF under taa control
i odE revenue system the deal
Is N tAeSe articles can be ur0 !
ioted from entering into COM
nations IN restIailt Of the
Eude ia these articles.
Z. 3 II.
The exercises OF Wsrren Fe
ale Institute viii be resumed
u September 10 =
Mrs q !. Lancaster, Prinei