Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-06-21
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SOMETHING TO READ
A New Company Formed for
the Purpose of Furnishing
LITERATURE TO THE FARMERS.
Leading Alliance Members Throughout the
State Get Their Heads Together.
The Farmers World' VIII Be the New
Child's Name, and June "a Will Be
Its Birthday-Articleso of Agree.
ment and Prospectus.
LITERATURE TO THE FARMERS.

Special to the Gazette.
DALLAS, Tex, June 20.-The variance of
opinions held by prominent members of the
Farmers Alliance of Texas and the desire
to have the views of all factions represented
has at last resulted in the forming of new
company for the purpose of publishing a
paper in behalf of the people. The follow
ing articles of incorporation have been for
warded to Austin, and have to-day for the
first time been made public:
Articles of incorporation of the World
publishing company:
We, the undersigned subscribers to the
capital stock of the World publishing COM
pany, resident citizens of the counties of
Bexar, Dallas, Medina F'rio, Tarrant,
Limestone, Travis, Navarro, Houston,
FEesbne, Robertson, Fannin, Bell, Ander-
Williamson, Montague, Rockwell, in
the state Of Texas, do hereby associate our
selves together and form corporation for
the purpose of printing and publishing one
or more newspapers, and carrying on gen.
eral printing and publishing business in the
city of Dallas and at other points in the
state OF Texas, and availing ourselves of
the provisions of the laws of the state of
Texas in relation to the organization of
corporations, do hereby adopt the following
articles of Incorporation:
Article 1.-The name of said corporation
shall be the World publishing company.
Art. 2.-The objects and purposes of this
corporation are hereby declared to be the
publishing and printing one or more news
papers and carrying on general printing
business with all things properly pertaining
thereto.
Art 3-The business of said corporation
shall be transacted in the city of Dallas,
and at such other points in the state of
Texas as may be determined by the di-
,nin Of x,hnr cf,nII fa,.,, Z,
quorum for the transaction of business.
Art. 1.-THE existence of this corporation
shall date from the time of filing these arti-
Giles in the Office of the secretary Of state,
and shall remain in force for the full term
of fifty (50) years.
Article 5. The corporate powers of said
company shall be vested in a board of five
directors, who shall be elected annually at
the annual meeting of the stockholders in
the city of Dallas. Stockholders shall be
entitled to one vote for each paid up share
of stock owned by them, and may vote
either in person or by written proxy. The
directors shall elect president from their
own number, also secretary and treas
urer. In voting for officers and upon all
questions pertaining to the management of
the corporation the directors shall be en-
titled to one vote for each share of stock
owned by them. If not present in person
at meeting, they may vote for officers by
written proxy. The duties and powers of
the officers of the corporation shall be fixed
by the directors. The following named
persons shall constitute the directors for
the first year: James I. Moody of Lime
stone county, E. Newton of Tarrant county,
Sam Fl. Dixon OF Dallas county, j. L. Good
man of Robertson county, G. c. Bell OF Den
ton county.
Article 6-The capital stock of said cor
poration shall be twenty-five thousand dol
lars (sa5, COO, divided into five hundred
600 shares at fifty $4,000 dollars each.
B. F. Rogers, John F. Nash of Anderson
county, ]. L. Goodman, w. 3. Morrow, F.
F. Doherty, j. I. Beasley, A. j. Manning
of Robertson county, j. /. Moody of Lime
stone county, H. B. Beck of Travis county,
c. c. Bell Of Denton county, c. F. Favor,
William H. Murray, T. NJ. Smith, j. B. A.
Folk of Navarro county, Will L. Sargent of
Stonewal county, George w. White of
Freestone county, j. G. Hall Of Medina
county, B. H. Erskine of Frio county, Sam
H. Dixon, r. M. Hudson and Fl. c.. David
son of Dallas county, James W. Crayton OF
Rockwell county, D. McCunningham of
Williamson county, Elihu Newton of Tar
rant county, A. V. eagle of Montague
county, George 7: hurry of Parker county,
r. c. Bragg OF Fannin county, w. =.
Murchison of Houston county, and w. G.
McElwee of Bexar county.
The board of directors met here to-day
and elected Hon. ]. /. Moody Of Limestone
county president.
Hon. J. L. Goodman of Franklin, Robert
son county, was elected editor of the paper.
the position, but Mr.. Goodman was finally
agreed on. He is on the field and it is under
stood will accept.
The Farmers World,' will be out in
initial issue on June a. The paper will be
an eight-page, six-column weekly.
THE PROSPECTUS.
The following Is contained in its pros
pectus:
The Farmers World will not be the organ
of any party, clique or faction, but. will be
Democratic in sentiment and will favor and
advocate:
l. A reduction of the tariff to a revenue
basis and tariff for revenue only.
2. The free and unlimited coinage of gold
and silver-the money of The constitution
and such currency as may be founded there
on, as the surest, safest and most permanent
settlement Of the money question.
8. The election of honest, pure and incor-.
ruptible men to Office and the economical
administration of our national, state, county
and municipal governments.
4. The uplifting and elevation of the la
boring classes, by means of education. CO.
1(4ration, the use of labor-saving ma
chinery, and the very latest and best meth
DDS of farming.
The principles of the Alliance and Grange
as originally promulgated embody these
thoughts and will receive our hearty in
dorSement.
The World will oppose and condemn:
1. Glass legislation of every character and
all attempts to engender class prejudices
and array the people of our common country
against each other in political organizations
founded on class distinctions.
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ton of men to hoodwink, deceive and mis-
lead the agricultural and laboring classes
for IL promotion Of their own selfish end,
Rerefore. every attempt to convert the
Alliance or other farmers organizations
whose objects are in themselves commenda-
ble-into secret political org anization,
enslaving the consciences and degrading
the manhood of the class for whose benefit
they were founded.
g. All attempts, whether by precept or
example, to teach the people that the gov
eminent possesses anything it did not get
from them, and can by means Of the sub
treasury bill, attempt to create values by
its fat or other impracticable or visionary
schemes of finance, destroy the principles
of political economy and put single dollar
into any mans pocket without an equiva-
lent in labor.
BY adhering to the old landmarks as
above outlined aR4 in that way only will
- 4tosperity and happiness,
solzle6B the Just reward of honest toll,
come to the laboring classes, and the World
therefore confidently appeals to the farm