The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-11-13

to buy these cotton gnols with!
1--WE get that selfish and care nothing for
our other frienis who are eng,geI in farm
ing and other occupations In life, who can
no: or do not raise cotton, but are c,nsu u ers
Of the same, Ilhink God would curse us, AMI
he ought to, ard wipe US out OF existence.
Look ut those farmers who raise wheat,
corn asd bacon to sell. Are they any better
off than we are? IL reports be true, they
are not4 Suppose they were 10 cut off their
grain crop ons-half, what would be the re.
suit? Thousands would perish for fool
and o1the other hand thousands would 60
| unclotbed, II We were to act the same. No.
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make il worse In genera. God created III,
world and be arranged all things VOL. Some
portions can raise one product aul s,me
| others, sd we are here to help each other.
whether te live in Maiue or Texas, Kansas
or South Carolina, Europe or America. l
don't believe there is n better place in Amer
ica than ia the cotton States.
The Politicians tell us the South if we
get the Sdb-Trea,ury the western farmers
will lock hp their grain aud We would h,ve
| to pay thin their own price, Well, suppose
they did, ,at woul gohard with us enc year
but aftet that we would raise our own
hog and hominy, if we did lose by it.
| But thatis not the object Of the plan. IL is
to iucrcaie the volume of currency anl give
the farmt On equal showing with tho bond
| A., ,ol IN ~
our pro -rta SHIRE unless we earn it by our
labor, etc. Al right, friend Stokes, that il
I what wc-nizffsAtins fos, Let every man
earn his brah by tn, sweat Of his brow but
you know llht Is not the case. A few thou
sand mon ire a,cu nula'ing oil the wealth
Of the country, while the masses are pro-
ducing il, and it is taken from them
by legaliz,i robbery. know that there are
lnboring men who if you We're to give five
hundred dollars at the beginning Of a yc,r,
before their crops were gathered would
cpend it all, and would be crying hard times.
suppose that will be the casa until the
end Of time, but th,t is no argument against
these who are taying to have s,mething whc n
they honestly cam it.
The Sub-Treasury, you say, will ho'd
OH to its Objectionable features. You can
call theu Objectionable il you please. say
we will hold on to them until we crn get
something better. You say it will take five
or six years. t, relieve the patient with their
medicine, aid oil the time they are pocketing
ae-.i iAilI fhena-as--
movementSe ever lived, although you c,l
them demaEogues. know there are Ju-
dases aud Benedict Arnolds, in the Alliance,
but that is no more than would be expect
ed. The SON of Go | chose twelve and one
of them was a traitor, but no did not disbau
the eleven because one was 4 traitor, neither
will we disbaud because there is nov and
then traitor, but will get rid ofthem.
What you say ab NJ the Southern Farmer
curing the finance disease will le,vc that
for your readers rs intelligent men to decide;
but where you can get that idea from ON una
BILE to say. 1t seems that You arc like many
others: five will stick to the principles of
the Alliance and let politics alone we will
come out s'l right. That is what is hurting
those cd political doctors. Lean say for
your inforn ,tion that it is, in part, political
organiza,ioy <oat not partisan.
A woryc chout the third party AMI l close
You sa.&t: lsy.allusions to Cleveland and
HsTrison sG'asks strongly of third partyism,
but believe am n true democrat We'll, 1
never smacked much on the third p,rty last
year, but if the reform m vcment refuses to
Incorporate ia its plat 'orm the Ocala de,
mauds and the third, or Haskell, or peoples
or any other party, you will find the a Iii
auce with them -mysclfincluded. follow
cd Hampton and Butler in the late war and
hal'o>ed mys'lf hoarse in &c for them.
and have much respect for them now but
never can support them ag.in rs long as they
| ignore our demand or do not give us some
thing better" We are for measures, not men
or parties.
Now, Mr.. Editor, conteod that it becomes
every true American citizen let him bc Mcr-
chant, Doctor, Lawyer, Minister, NJ chanic,
Editor or Farmer. TO study the great issues
| that arc agitated ali over this grand country
of ours, and iA lout where the evil is, ana
then all pull together until we get it RENE
died. c. I. G..
ALI THE WmIsKEY Poured Orr.-Sevcril
cvnnlclists arr conducting II holiness meet
ing at Scnaca VIII ch Is s,il to be stirring the
whole place. The town druggist is
one Of these who is deeply interested in the
NEE ing an he is said t. have pourcl cut
ON ia sIrcetS few llvS nU, nll The whiSkry