New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-19
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.,,,,,,e,rro NJ view, Of the Farmers movement
~ ,o,ltic, 10 appc,,r ia The Am'r''a ~
Cor J,nuarv the Hon. J. VI. hoSH' VI ., NV
,,s,nt Secretary Of Agriculture maNc' WV 'V,'," lux
P''Sc"' IT., che tariff ~ believe that the
Wv ..,t., ord desire Of the Farmers OF the
So. CO., tr a ravislpn and modification OF inc ta1U'
~ 49,, h,yovor with the principles oi pr1c'u"'' Ihey
,,t ,I,r1n many respects the Mckinney "'ou
ING to agricultural productions nor '''O1"'o4' "''i
had ever been accorded to them bc'"rV, wa" 'F''"'.
. =, a., soeo ~ Modification. but Of an increase OF
nro,cctlonr Secretary Rusk procccu' % ~
rr,itv aud believes that tic most prohlao'c mafAc's
$4,000. ,-ricuItural products VIII be found for
~ a en- como il, European countries rmarhhg
M, . T.. In sor,c Of the south American countries
h instability +, that the principle oi Tc'p'V'lN
-, -. ,h. character OF their own agricultural pro
duc,ons would lie most likely - hNor our l'""'i''
,,rinc rather than orr agricultural interests
D,,o-oniatlyc Hatch. OF Missouri eNchhrhah o'
.bo u,,., Committee on Agriculture pitches mo inc
=, y,uoral legislation 50 inimicai and dctr
=, ,ho farmers best Interests. when they nave
.,,oa and oven encouraged for twenty I'VE years
ia r,card, the farmers demands as "N" pa'f"uc III
.,cnlc so closely allied To the br'N" ''"1o''''''
.cnlcs OF the founders Of our Governments 'lE'' uo
wonder IS that they are not universally "''p''" ""u
complied with ,, a..
... f., ,nc movement something far deeper than the
4. -, d.nesorucs He says that unqu"'tionaby
~, doerosd feeling I'm II Is that The great rural anu
ac,cuItnrJ population have been made I" bear an
undue share 81 the buNicns OF society. HIS ''"P'
statement /, true. There has never oc'" III ''
,r+rv any tn q,nighy well considered system "i ttN'
n. all has ls-,n hap hazard President WHO
rc.r..-, to pont out how this and other aliases ''
Ia IN rcrnedicd as turn the tide AGAIN IRON CITY u
country - A. 20 cause steady ana Edpu P'"s'co ~
the agricultural communities
Lecturer Whitehead. ~ the National Grange Inc
i,ctprer AZ The Nothcrn Farmers Alliance UT. NSh
=, Iowa: and DE- Macunc. who f. credited with beng
enc br,r. ~ the southern Tarmcr- Alliance t"-rer
ten pr.,d,ut Powell II tho Farmers Political I'at"''
t.arrr,+ Ga. Lesson. ~ the farmer movement W. u
ewes A clear insight INTO the SPHl H''
Animate thc,r great orgauisation,. Sp~hiuR nun
,hc lint Il view 81 fpdnc.cr a wall street hlim
,crs mo cause for alarm among chiHldH'l' Al w
,,r.-ort upf..lig among farmer. because 10 N'
i,u~. large dr-rrf ~ educ alton I'D hhai' ~ '''i
H. mink the farmers representatives, NH DE- 80"
-, .S,',.,fc Government oW urI~hp ~ railroads "h'I
thew ma how such a policy must bear enormously o'
Niir5,,rr, 10 Edward Iollauy the fact which con
titte. tIcrtlcr the most significant aspect ~ u'
farmers uprising S. that j. a'iac"' ne iuH",'I'A1. pei
ideal. commercial and - lh ~ ION on H.' 80 Inch
n. 70 De revolutionary Ih- j. i" rhh"f lrii' "'''
Irnadlv distul1-hr, IL f'im any mere p'l'iI'h "Nrr
turn and c,uprl- IFS recognition - part - u'
,,~.',,t would " i!, movement - IN" na--'- i'r 4
,tio,l ci, Fc I'm TIE industrial ,t-tcm-a w"f"Wci
rycrvwhcr. s., alarming 'o thu who d." Mt und,i
stand 3d. 30 n,pi,uf io th.- Ni. qh III, I'm ~,
gr,at National pa,ty - -" people. " 10 j. u.,.,''
In fhr rcar future :, establish n"hler and hhlp'l
civilization iu ts land VII. ,l@I d, .i'.' n'', 80 y
tho cont bu'o-- ~ f'- symposium ih l"' =, ,, -
. r,i since fho war bias ih'rr iacn p.Irrh canp'E
,,r-'cd ON with so much ~ raj enthusiasm A. tl'
Alliance campaign Jn.t do,cd. o. nor I"F,IN "',
G'y,' A. me- p1l,,iar. Nord IRE - d, ~. farmer
movement a. q mere 90 YEAR Demonstration