Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-06-13

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those heads there would be no enslav
ing teudencice, incapacitatiDg TIE
lahortr for citizenship.
~ strikes could hc forbidden, which
outside OF arbitration, now IL the lAs
resource luit iu the hands " the la
bOrer ana he be compelled 10 come L.
his mn-toI's ttfmr, that would be
sure etrp towards tbfaIuum IN au anti
republican apirit butit proves con
ciuIvoly that sialo,mauship has iailel
to 10 H. duty.
Note Eve propose 90 point out, u
W cannot entirely prove, what D. rui
iu the bosom 90 ihr future aud destiny
ui "tht future farm" in regard to IN
cftatul prUuuciivcntss Of The soil
through science auI rational iGimins
Improvements,
Ana We also propose TO point on,
how the present nets, suafes, tihpa hnd
legislation vet Ou' and bought ny
money monopoly -hOw these benefits
of I'M sUved farming would almost en-
tiruly bu grabbed ~ THIS common
national enemy, the Intended, uesli eu
and planned luiutU uristoCmcy Rui
nobility " n ruined and fallen rcpub.
lie, " Il was not checked by tOme KIND
of lycufgiAu evolution.
II 10 uUt an iucuu,rovgrliblc fact ta-
Ouiy one instance iu the cause NJ ue-
cline OF our republiul that through the
congressional financial jugglery #
1873 thu purchasing power OF money,
iu tue hauds OF No "bafons," was
Increased % per cent? This Himilayan
moustrosity Of iujustic,i II lowered
tno value VI farm lahur anu pro uction
at least % ser cent. And oil inluttrlc-
dependent ON this 20 per ouutincr,arein
money value, aud which provided tie
farmer with his wants, increased HE
prices ut the snmu ratio. IL lUWcte
the vRiue VI tho farm 10 that amount;
decreased the possibility Of pas INK the
farmers outlay anu debts the same
amount; at the same time trusts we're
organized and incorporated every
where, fastening on him this 20 per
cent Ia increased prices Oh mostly all
what the farmer used q buy.
What was the outcome NJ this mo.
loch wufehip In Wall street People
uid not hardly know what was the
matter, but the Shiny coil " the
serpent gradually frightened arounI
them; anu the impoverished farmer
hal u dee ~ the serponps nest Tor
delivruuce, IN the shape Of billions OF
dollars Ia motlgnpe.. We may Imagine
We seo the demons grin, having gninol
the victory over the shottsighled poor
humans, tie greedy homogeneous 10
commit tins monslrou- frauu, In taking
such inhuman advantage OF his
brother!
When the great man Moses saw his
tcnAnt.seti.brother 40 cruelty abused,
was II any wonder ihat u raised his
Ire aud zen2 Tie struck too hard, We
admit.l But Moses raised In the
esteem Of God and man ior Furnishing
tue tyTaut.
Now for an illustration; Suppose
that within the next twenty years the
average increase Of value N the pr =
ductiveness Of the Hoil would bo 20
yer cent, and the increase Of labor
value would be in proportion. Suppos.
ing also that during those twenty years
the money barons retained their pres
ent rover 10 M or drain the money
market aud command the prices Uf
money. 5upposing also that TO farmers,
Ia Oruer 10 sustain anu execute the
above planned improvements, n few
billions Ia capital were needed within
the United States. According 70 the
present cAtechism Of Wall street, the
money bhrOnr would want tho l1on's
share OF that 20 per cent.
But now, tnss 20 per cent 10 be
gained by mentioned improvements,
was conditioned that the int ID ost u the
capital needed should not exceed 3 per
cent land let Il here be- remembered
that very seldom farming improve
ment Is worth any more than 3 per
cent, II the toilrT shall have any part
OF the benefits OF the capiiul.l The
question according 10 set rules IN Wall
street uonclavus, would not bel what
can We let thvm have this money fOi?
NJ! but II would b.: now much uf
that 20 per cent can we gei2 We will
put our markut.prlce.iu mping.iack on
the mysterious curtain, and proclaim
liberal terms. But We VIII take all
the benefits " farming Improvements.
Only we will leave enough tor The
farmer, 20 ~ not to choke him In his
faithful efforts as our blunden servant
knlwing this financial tyranny a.
NN IitNAAAAnaf NNhNA ~ N' Fhht WI u
ingly 20 submit all national progress 20
toe tune Of Wal streets money lead
or,2
Therefore, while "tho future farm"
proposes In the near future through
scientific aud rational improvements
10 increase iarming.labor value -
per cent, we at the same time sh0ulI
have our eyes open % the necessary
In uruor that these future
improvements shall not, still more,
sink our nation Ia the GRASP Of modern
ieu uli-m.
The tanners throughout our glorious
republic must unite and Ofgauize as "A
financial and commercial body for
seifprottoli0n aud progress.
As fsrmuts In the United States
make up powerful majority, We
should have ami hold q mJIrlty rep
iesentation Iu legislative and executive