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ap3o-dts LATINERk SLOAN. Anr,s
DuNcANsoN BROS: Aur'ione,-rs.
~ .th aud ID streets mort Invest

IRI SIEEs' SALE or yAIUABLT IMPROVED
KIM ES1ATl. KNOWN A. ~ lIE. q SIRFTT
BfIAffN ] Hlkl EiNTH AND FptETEFN nj
SIhEEIs NORTHWEST. WASHINGTON CRY
DISTRICT OF COLOMBIA
.rtne OF deed OF convey ance bear date IN
shA OF Airii \ u lsHe. and rerorlad iu l.lt-r No
l1o. iolio co., one Of the land - ti ps.rirt
% 'onnilna THE uudtrsiRrsd. trustees Nil offrr
2r sAs ~ pnn,.c auction iu front the i-tuss IN
M.Nbh. lHf NINTH DAN or MAJ. A ~ ss,.I
" - LOCK T. NJ, all THAT tarrs q .-rotif,i IA
the ,iV OF Washington. DISTRICT % Columbia. luoun
NJ The east tw"ity CeOl feet OF lot nrulTi -, q,
tah IN square tW" hundred and nfty -fnur t,g, and
ION hneNh rs sub lots - anu 10 IA said suuare inn
proved by larse brick building aud Nurk si,f o..
culled ~ thss q. Ball a a. ,lealers Ia r.lrrs
furnaces aud steam hitting '
Terms Of sale: tlne-tf.ir1 Of IN. ,,,,--t,,., ,..
cash. Da lance lu one h add - years m trt r-t
iron the day 81 sale. RAY able annually 10 w6irh
purchaser Viii CiNe pronii-sory notes s.sruraa bV
deed OF trust upou the property. or an rash Al Tic
option OF the purchaser Adcpust 81 $500 vii h. r--
CURED OF the purchaser AZ the time IL sale
Al conNeyancing. &c-. purchasers co-t
lahes viii he paid 90 day Of AL,
II terms 81 sale be not complicd with IA fifteen avs
IRON DAY 81 sale the trustees the richt 10 70
sell the property At the and uf efauttn tr
chAsei after hNe days advert suc a resale IN
some newspaper an the cIty of NaSlangton-
gro W. COCHRAN.
II 10 fennsA lNsu aava ' -,
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SALE
VI OF
VALUABLE PROPERTY.

VALUABLE PROPERTY.
Under the power contained in a mortgage dated the
3D. day Of July. 1877, aud recorded among IN. land
records of Howard county Maryland. IN Liber 4. W.
No. Is. folio ISIS. &C.. the undersigned. As the A.
signee thereof will sell at public auction ON the
premises. on MONDAY. the NINTH DAY OF MAY
1892. ut ONE O'CLOCK NJ. all that tract Of land
therein described. containing "a acres roois and 70
lerches. more or less. now I'm good cultivn-
ton. This property most situated on
the baltimore and FREDERICK turnpike in
Howard county. one mile west Of the d.
Ir1ses the beautiful and picturesaue estate
which the late DIR. Temple resided. The improve
ments consist of Of dwellings in Howard
county. built Of granite. and commanding ex.en-
siye view Of the surrounding country. good stabns
try residence. Tins properly will be sold subject Ia
hfst mortgage Tor $1,000 with the Interest due
thereon from the Sd day of January. SOL now over-
due. and which the purchaser pay Of u be -
elects
Terms Of sale: One third cash on the day of sale:
balance in t~o equal instsinents at six sad twelve
months with Interest from the day of sale secured
the Satisfaction u the said assignee. adjusted
THOMAS N. JOHNSON. Trustee. Assignee
H. D. JOHNSON, Solicitor,
no ST. Paul st baltimore.
apS9-St W. n PETER Aurtioueer
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rpNHos. z. wAGGAMAN. Real Estate Auctionser

TRUSTEES SALE OF LOT IMPROVED BY TWO
STORY BACK DWELLING. No. 44S FIRST
STREET SOUTHWEST. AND OF LOT ON DEL
BTKkETS SOUTHWEST.
BY virtue of deed Of trust duly recorded in Liner
No. 1876 folio 3l4 ct seQ Of the land records of the
District Of Columbia. and At the Of the party
thereby secured. we will ssl Il public auction, in
TWELFTH 1--WE 1867 At HSLF-fAsT fivE ocLock
wsshinston D: With the i'm proyeasnt shove stated
must made st time Of SALE and the balance in three
equal In six twelve and eighteen
from day Of sale, and secured by deed CT trust on
property sold will be taken. al cash. at option of
purchaser. II terms not complied with in Is days
from sale the trustees the right TO reee sd
property the risk and cost Of the defaulting
chaser sitter eight days advertisement In The Evening
Star All conveyuncing and recording q purchaser'B
cost, THOS. Y WA0GAMAE,l ,...-...- =
JHo. W. PIILIN0.
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1NRusTkEs, SALE L. OF LOT AND FRAME
TiON OF slXTH AND SUMNER STREETS IN
IHE COUNTY OF WASHINGTON. DISTRICT
OF COLI MBIA.
=, By virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court of the
District OF Columbia in Equity cause No. l2l4i
wherein i,aac Braxton It al. are complainants and
Nathaniel Brax on ct al deiepdsnts we will sell
at pGlhc auction III front of the premises on FRI
DAY. NAY SIXTH. AT FIVE O'CLOCK r. NJ, the fol
lowing described real estate and the improvements
thereon. situate Ia the county OF Washington. m the
District OF Columbia wit The one half of lot
numbered eleven q IL in block numbered seven a of
the Howard University subdlyi sion of the farm Of
!ohn A. smith. commonly known Is Efhnghsm as
duly recorded Ia the surveyors Office said III strict
Said lot is improved by comfortable frame DWELL
ing.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree oneqrd
OF the purchase money ia cash aud the residue ia two
equal iistallrents at and years, with interest,"
trom the day of sale until paid by tue IRON.
s>ory notes u the purchaser and deed of trrst on
tie premises sold or AL the option of tile pur
CHASER deposit Of one hundred dollars &c lOUD will
be Required at time Of sale II sale are not
complied with i fifteen days from date of sale tru~-
.ee reserve the right resell risk aud cost Of de-
faulting purchaser.
FERDINAND SCHMIDT.
oil 9TH st. n. w., r-,..
BENZ. r. LEIGHTON, trustees.
LATIMEE & SLOAN Aucts sp23-dSds
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VkNHoMAS BOWLING son. Auctioneers.
Il G11 4 # ?


TRUSTEEH SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE. KNOWN AS TIE PREMISES
NJ. 02S FIFTEENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
BY VIRTUE Of certain deed of trust duly recorded
among the land records Of the District OF Coum bia in
ber lO2O folio 1O2 ct ses and the request the
holder.f the notes secur a thereby. will sell
pupllc auction IN 'front.' oi the premises MFDNES
DAY. the ELENkN DAY OF MAY. A. d. 1897, at
FISl- O'CLOCK PM. the following described real
WASHINGTON city and District of Columbia All
that certain piece parcel If land and premises
known and distinguished aud being lot numbered
one hundred and thirteen a l3. In square numbered
ten hundred snd hfty-one tl05 ~ recorded book
Ia 10 Of the surveyors office Of the District of
Columbia.
said lot will be sold subject deed of trust dated
August u. ID lS9 L. securing note Of dste for
SOO0 said note being yable three go years
date.
Terms OF sale All the purchase money TO be paid in
cash All conveyancing aud recording at pnrchaser's
cost A deposit OF 400 will be required time of
sale II title not represented money TO be refunded
II the tel ms Of sale not complied with in days
from day Of sale the trustees the right
sell the property aftr five days previous notice
2he Evenns Star at the risk aud cost Of defaultnx
purchaser.
FRANK J. DIRUDoNNE,l run.....f
ap30-dkC8 GEORGE 4. TERRY, 4 Afessecs.
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DUNCANSON EROS. Auctionesrs

4 hONSANoON BltOS, hucuoneers.
~ 9th and ID SITS. n. W.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
IRDPE ;Ti, SITUATE ON TIE SOUTH SIDE
OF CDRCORAN STREET BETWEEN SEVEN
IEENlli AND EIGHTEENTH STnELrs
NOR INVEST.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust to us bearing
date October .. d. 1891 and duiy recorded in IIber
1913 folio 40 ct seq one of the anG records The
District OF Columbia. ami at the request the parties
secured thereby. We will sell at public auction i'll
front of 'he premises. on THURSDAY the NM
TEENIH D.h OF MAY. 1892. at HAi.e PAST FOUR
O'CLOCK NJ the following described parcel of land
D. uate i'll tine ca of Wa hingto. district of Column
and hcn. lot numbered 200, in square numbered
l:b and fronting u 6i-lUO 1eeG CCrcuran street
10y depth OF 81 30 100 feet to IL foot all.y to
gctller with the improvements Exc consisting of
fonr-sory brick dwelling. known as No. 1874 Cor
coran street.
Term, of sale; One-third of the purchase money to
be paid III cash. balance to be divided equal
payments payable in and two years. said deferred
payments to bear interest at the of per cent
per annum, interest payable seni-anuually and
secured by deed Of trust the property sofa, all
cash at purchasers option deiosit of $500 will be
required at time OF sale. All convey and
corling at purchasers cost 1er;ns Of COM
Filed with i'll ten day. from day of sal. otherwise
trustees reserve the rt to resell the property
risk and cost OF the deaulting purchaser
c. II. WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
a W. T.. EDMONSTON, Trustee
Uly3-eOd 800 9TH st NV
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NffF. ". 10" HIM,
lll5 PennsA lNau awe
WILLIAM !. MILLER, Trustees
lis @Nu lnutsIaNn 40.
DARN a co. Aucr..

IL AANLh bAhh a ". Auets.
cHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
ZEAL ESTATE IN WEST MASHTNt, ny ~
IMPROVED By A BRICK DWELLING, "a ..,oi
Nj sTREET NORTHWEST.
BY virtue q decree of the suprins Court ~ ,bs
District of Columbia PASS ON tha intb as 81 ami
is?5, IN equity cause M. 1884. Nher,in sarah
L. MAiAer et ais are comIlsnauts aud Charles
~, I1 et trustee VIII offer Tor sale AZ
~ B!l1 AUCTION On MONDAY gHE NINTH
DAl OF MAY. lss2. at FINE U'tLal,'k 4 nj ia
iroht OF the premises the following described raj O.
tate. with the improvements thereon -ftuat- IN N
street northwest between 10th nd ,tOth s,r,e.s A.,
West Washington, District Of columbia 10 VT H.rts
OF 4ofs numbered one hundred aud ssVsft, -.ight
usS) and one hundred Rud Eeysuty-uius III -sO ~,
square numbered forty t4Ol hsr nuIuv Tor ti .ar,e
~ llht on street lori u- ID tI IA s-s
west from the southca-t %. said sluHr,. aud
running thence west with NJ stree. twenty tiIr, t,,,
iett six 90 inches; thence norih me hundred ana
twenty tl2o feet. tcnce twenty three s,I f.,t
slA CO. inches. and thence south one hundred and
10y tlrce,story bIick dwelling. beng 80. 500, NJ
street northwest
Terms of prescribed hy the decree arr one tbirl
OF The purchase money In cash aud RESIDUE IA two
equal instruments OF one aud yenr With Interest
ilo.n the day 81 sa. iayahlc s-ml-nunually ursd
hy the lronilssOrg notes Of tile Purchaser aud tl
Of trust on the premises sold All ru-h al the ofon
oi The purchaser. depOsit of 500 vii rruus
AZ TIE tllle 81 sale Ii icrnls Il sal. ma cauiel
Win IN hite'h days from date of trust
serves the rixnf To resell n the sk If the
iAu ;lng purchaser. AL convey and RECORDING,
- Wa "a 'is bHi T., -. -.
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auoN-lAls

THANCEkY SALE OF NALUA Bi.E Bi7II-DIS1;
~ lots AND lMPRO I'D PKOPi RTY pN A.
sIktEI AND ON STREET sol IHNFST
BLJMLEN THIRD AND FOUR-AND- A-HAIr
STREETS. IN WASHINGTON CITY. D. g
Dnder decree passed by the Supreme ,our, Of the
iiie 81 al AZ INST lridwell et al ae N sell public
auction. in 'front.' OF The Irenises TUESDAY, MAY
TENTH. 49,. at -FOUR UGLOJk = NJ All al
lots troutinv ON l. street aud numbered ~ ~.
30 81. ~, aI 90. -. &C. % aud gs tue s6.iivl'
SION oi orisldal lots l0 l.. IL and 10 square IA
recorded ia l.ibr 49,. ioIio 81. IA the ,urvay-
ors once 81 the District q Columbia.
Also part Of original lots q aud = thr west hnlf
Original lot aId all 81 original lot Ia tho same
square, fronting street the SAID tart IT said lot
beng the west feet FROM by tn depth rcof aui
the depth thereof. lac said iots bring I'M
proved by two-story dividing houses aud bn-iusss
houses. Numbered $40, .ipi .s.,. , BBl and .ssif
VI street ~, aud 81 be o aging 10 the 81 tie
late OF Moses l. BrldNeli, decreased. aud ON part of
Which lie conducted hi~ boitliiil- bu- i-ss.
Terms of sale: Oe third cash. and the residue IN
equal insiancnts NJ one and two years from day 4
sale, with interest At u Der aIiua pn1 abe
stil-ainually. or AL cash. at option
deposit OF z loo required sale arrel
sold and TIE teins 10 b- complied with by a,uleut
of cash or on'-third cash aud giving notes Tor bA-
ancng at cost u ha-er-. The sale will b. mad. IN
order IN which the lots above dr-crbed
on street near four-And- a-half street
JOB BARNARD Trustee,
500 9Th 81 nv
ANDREW A. LIPScOMh Trustee,
Mcriz budtus. cor
" lth aud L Il NV
JOHN RIDoUT. TRUSTEE.
DUNcANsoN BROS, Auctioneers aI.,s-dSd.
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GEO. W. sTICnNEY. Auctioneer,

PEkEHpT0RH SHE OF VERY VALUABLE UN.
IMPROVED PROPERTY, IRONTING EI(iII-
TIN FEET On The NORTH SIDE OF u
will offer for sale in front Of the premises on
IHGRSDAl. THE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1892, 1t
FihE O'CLOCK NJ. Part Of lot one 90. SO uar- .'gL
Ie.s made known at time of sale; 90 deposit re-
qaif"!. GEO ". S1ICKNEi, Arct. mya-:;t'
II ATCLIFFE. DAIR L CO.. Auctioncers,
- $50 PENN AVE NV.
TWo-STO2Y FRAME HOUSE NO 5o4 ELEVENTH
nlktEI SOUTH ,ST AND Two .TORY
BRICK HOUS;, No Il 10 PENNSYLVANIA AVE-
ui SOuIHtANr l.. AUCTION.
on IuESDAi AFrtENGUN, LAY THIRD, 1892
Al FIVE O'CLOCK. We will sc l. i'll front IF the
PREMISES,
PART OF IOT g.
SQCAitE 994.
improved by two hoIr e., No Gi Eleventh street .'d
No ~ Penn syIvania uNeude southeast fronting "A
let on Eleventh street and 5O. 30 lennsyi-
wanna avenue.
Terms: ,nr-third cash. balance in one and two
years ,ecur Il 10y deed Of trust with interest the
or all cash. at the option Of the purchaser depusi;
u 500 on each house req rred at the time sale
FERNS TO be comp led with III II days the right
resell ut the rash and cost of thu ,eia1ltiny par
chaser il reserved. All cOuveyauciny, Nc., at pur-
chaser cost. EATCLIFEE, DARh a CO., Aucts
ap:.0-dXtls
eETHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNITY.
SATURDAY. MAY SENEN II, 1892, same hour and
Place. RADCLIFFE, DARK x CO.
mS''-d&ds Auction, ers.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
Andrew Brooks, We ]. P. Barhhar

Andrew Brooks, vs. ]. P. Barhhart
In this canse it appearing to me
that an sttac hintnt issued from the
undersigned on the 18th day OF Feb,
! 1892 upon hote executed to the
Plaintiff by the defendant P Burn
hart and one } J Bhckinstaf dated
March 1st 1888 for $4,000 and rom
the affidavit balance of $75 90 rema-
ins dine aud unpaid and it iuther APP
pearing from sai1 affidavid that said
defendant is q nonresident OF the
State of Ten essee 50 that Ire ordina-
ny process of law can lot be served
on him. 1t futher appearing to the
undersigned that said attachment was
placed in thd hands OF S. H Austin d
Sheriff whWeturns the same levied by
attachment upon GO acres of land in
the I1th civil district oil Lawre nee Co
Tenn. as the property of } P Burnhart
1t is tn refore ordered by me that
said ] p Barnhert be and appear at
my Office in the town Of Lawrence
burg Tenn. on Monday the 21st day OF
March 1892 and make defence to said
attachment suit crt same will be
taken as confessed ard the cause set
for hearing OK parte as to him this
Feby 18th 1892.
X. T. job J, T
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08

may make a law, but never a
Constitution. the one must have
tie support OF the people, no
less than the other to be effect
i've, but the one may be tacltly
opera i've, the other never but
expressed II has been the Ell
Tort OF the Republicans to over
rule the Constitution at their
ia1citul caprice, to ma Se then
personal saving laws. That tn
Constitution is an excellent
theme to please the people, bu'
should give way to "Congr, S.
sional convenience" aud to be
annulled by. Common con
sent" this is threatening and
hazardous. Only the other day
Mr.. Bailey, from Texas was
called to question, as to why h.
made the point OF no quorum or
the pension bill, when it is 9
plain provision that no business
shall be transacted without 6
Quorum There can oe but two
things dvue without IA quorum
one to adjourn, the other tc take
steps to compel attendance o
abse ntees. Here was a bill il
appropriation of$l33,O 100000 9
sum equal to double the expen'
SEES OF the Government in 1860
when the Democrats turned II
overto the Republicans, and ye1
it was about to be passed by
twenty-ou. les than a quorum
Business should be expedited
Dat surely at no such shame
full and fragrant violation. [
the Constitution is wrong, if i
is not what the people want
amend it, but for safety's SAX,
do not attempt to disregard it.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08
An objection.

All men are united, we believe,
that the greatest substantial and
Just Den fit to b. derived is the
object and conclusion of enact
ing laws; that sound Premises to
their ultinatum, are the reasons
determining censurless action
that long and ardarous school.
ing is necessary in establishing
a safe public sentiment and that
this is Indispensable to a Re !.
public and the eXistanee of it's
component parts, thereby d.
rectly The interest Of the populace,
that men are not censured for
doing right aud are counted
enemies when they do wrong.
Also, "the letter killeth but the
spirit maketh alive" so in
! strict construction in the ex-
treme little laSity would be a
virtue. Vet The constitution is
not so much mandatory as to
what shall become, and what
shall not be, as a safe-g lard
from the limitless. The wis
dom, necessity and expediency
Of Legislation is determined,
per Sc, from the condition Of lis
demands, the governed and it's
attendant circumstances. What
might b. beneficeut laws at our
time, at another contrara.
The environments OF the peonle
Il tarfoir1 iaruslv .Ats.ar1p
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08

But one thing is sure, SO long
as The legislation of he c.un'ry
is almost solely in the interest
Of capitalists thee will oe no
halt on the par, of the great
wealth producers CT the country.
81 long as !, costs eight dollars
per capita yearly collected in
a way thai it costs the people
from three to five times that am
cunt 10 meet the liabilities OF
the government, The laborer and
farmers need not look for any
thing else than to serve their
masters, the capitalists and pro-
tected manufactures. The mass
es are ipdIsn Mt at seeing the
cost Of living increased by re-
cent legislation, while farm
products and laborers, wages de.
crease, in some instances serl-
onsly, all over the country. What
is most needed now is an admin
istration in the interests Of the
whole people whose first duty is
to recl ce expenses to their for
mer simplicity. Next a less
grievous mode OF collecting, and
if it can no. be had otherwise
tax the property of all alike III
stead of the necessaries Of the
poor. when this is done a bill
lion dollar Congress will be a
thing Of the past,
A FARMER.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08

The legitimate sequence Of
this third party movement is a
dangerous reconstruction OF the
South, meaning democratic ami
hilatioh forever. If you want
this and are DESTROYS that it
should be, then advocate the AL
lance platform and give the
Deal ates your votes. If not put
your loot down upon the en-.
trapping, deludirg heresy and
say thus far and no farther
Democrats this is the question
"To be, or not to be-"
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08
CHANCERY LAND SALE.
J. w. Robertson,
]. b. White, ct al,

j. b, White, ct ais.
Pursuant to decree i'll the above
cause, renderered by the Chacery
Court at Lawrenceburg at the Dec.
Term 1891 | will on.
SATURDAY MARCH 2. 1892.
proceed to sell at the court house in
Lawrencebnrg the following real es-
tate to wit A tract of land lying
and being in the 3rd civil district oi
Lawrence Co. Tenn. On the waters OF
Sugar creek, Said land lies all in
one body and is composed of Entries
No. 206Grant No, 27714 in the name
of James Roper for 20 acres, Entry
No. 429, Grant No. 27795 in name Of
said Roper for 81. acres and 80 IL
acres described III deed from James
Bassham to said Roper dated Jany
10 1881 end registered in b. o. L, G
Book. D. page 81. Said three tracts
known as the James Roper home
stead. Terms
The above will be sold on credit
of IL mos. Note with solvent surety
requir d of purchaser and lien retain.
ed on the land.
Sold subject to life estate tb'
widow.
W. T. Nixon G. &. NJ
s. A. Carroll Jr.Solr,
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08

It is astonishing how the Re-
publicans would have US believe
relative to this, "cheap labor"
question. Why they hold out the
idea chat labor is 50 much cheap
er in CANADA, that we are in
danger Of being ruined by Can
ad,an cheap labor, but in fact a
bill has been introduced in Can
ALLAN Par(iment to prohibit
the importation of contract la.
Tor, into Canada and it is said
that this is a retaliatory meas.
ure against the United States.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08
NON RESIDENT NOTICE
Farnk Matthewsf ct ais
]. B. Parker. e. ais

u
1t appearing to the satisfaction of
the undersigned from the 81 which
is sworn 10 that defts Charles A.
Miller and Edgar Mickey are non
residents OF the state Of Tennessee 80
that the ordinary process If law
cannot be served on them,
IL is therefore ordered that publica-
ton be made in the Lawrence Demo-
Graf a newspaper published at La =
rouceburs Lawr ence Co., Tenn.
requiring said nonresident defls to
be and APP ear at the next trm Of
the Chancery court Tor said county tn
be holden at the court house III Law
uceburg on the
2nd Monday i'm June 1892
and plead. answer or demur to tn,
bill fiied herein, or the same will be
takeu for confessed as to them, al 4
set for hearugex parte.
W.T., NIXON, C. & NJ,
S. 4. Garrett, Or, JuO. d. Simms.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08

Porter's census proves on ev'
cry investigation, to be reckless
in statement as to correct facts.
lis extremely partisan, and it is
what a man appointed to a po'
sition Of high trust, because CT
his party service, might be ex-
pected 10 make. In this 1T is
probably salts actory.
Lawrence democrat. (Lawrenceburg, Tenn.) 1884-1925, 1892-04-08
----------------- - -
The American Farmer.


The farmers eff The U S. COM
pose 45 per cent of the entire
! opulation and for the year
1891 their surplus products am
mounted to SO per cent Of our
exports. Considering ths un-
paralIeled low prices OF cotton
this is healthy sh wing ior
them after having ted all the
drones and all who ale angaged
in other persuits. Not with
standing, the Farmers are the
great wealth producers of the
country, they are today GU
bankruptcy from one end OF the
country to the other. That
there is a cause for the ills OF
the Farmer other than that Of
indo. ence as il is some times
urgeu by moss-back Republic
cans, no we'll informed man will
deny. The Farmers OF today
In many instances are the same
as Of anti. bellum daye, with less
independence.
The hundreds of millions OF
dollars worth Of farm products
shipped frcm this country and
scld in Europe 10 direct compe-
tition with the lowest and cheap
est labor on earth, and or sur.
plus thus shipped and sold fixes
the prices of wheat We consume
at home, at as much less, as the
cost OF transportation and prof
it for the merchant who ships it
Then The Farmer sells not only
what he sells abroad in a free
trade market, but also what he
sells at home. AS the inhabi
J tants OF the globe are to be fec
AMI clothed it is the words
supply and demand which Fl,
: the price Of farm products. |
| justice was done, the farme,
would BE- allowed to buy hi,
} clothing, tools and every thing
else, necessary 70 the comfort.
i. of his family in the same So:
OF market in which he sold. I
is the tour dollars out Of eacl
five that the farmer pays under
our tariff system, which goe!
into the pockets of the Ameri
can Manufacturer which make.
our system so pernicious anC
unjust The numerous orgaul
cations Of farmers nd labor,rs o
the country tends to Ihow the
restlesness and disquietude
that now exists among the
masses. How long this un'
equal race for susiainahce is t.
continue, JuiF ,iula Saa tt.t