San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-05-17

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Section 6. Allr3icuio1s absuriitiss about
raising the price Of your productions to
your own idoa, and reducing the prices Of
tie productions Of others 70 the SANG stand
ard, shah be nov and forever wiped Gu.
from the mind Of every member. 1t shall
be the duty of eanh member 70 know tia.
prices Of a c01ntry's productions, goTerned
By one set Of uen would throw the whole
commercial status Of country into chaos
and result in nothing but evil.
Section 7. 1t shall be the daty of each
member to do everything he can. honorably,
TO advance his social, financial, moral and
religious intereFt, ard to remember tina,
there is nothing more sublime in the gov
erning principles of humanity than the
goldsn rule" and that any Alliance man
who says :" the farmer will take care Of
himself and let al others do the came =
shao be considered no better in principle
or policy than is Mr. Vanderbilt, who said,
let the people bs damned, give ne the
bonds"
Section 8. It sLall be the duty of every
farmer to take the money he pays out for
such nonenti,ies as cotton yards and use it
TO feed, clothe and educate his children, and
10 see that the S750.O0 recently paid for &
yard in the town Of San Marcos would be
sufficient 10 send all the children Of two av-
srage school communities to school siz
months, and have $50 left to build churches
md pay preachers and improve farms and
hat each one shall sec that such yards fos-
cr the Trust idea take your cotton out
Of competition, and lower the price; give
dishonest men an opportunity to defraud
heir creditors, and cotton sharks al oppcr-
unity 10 mako fortunes in bulk,
Section .. 1t shall be the duty of each |
me to look with great caution on all "E1-
hangss and zee that they arc not led by \
nen who were failures in everything else,
nd also to see that it is utterly impossible
o organize these Exchanges" 50 that
hoir leaders cOUld not swindle you on, Of
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loctings regularly to inform himself and
Is children on local and national questions
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