The Grenada sentinel. [volume] (Grenada, Miss.) 1868-1955, 1895-01-05

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charge their duties with - Tho
shrinkaoa n values and tha sudden fsII
n nrices has ,yelI niyb nl.ced ms ~, m
.he VERGE ~ ruin and wa ara not IL ].
nood tc axarciea much har;tus 81 ~ to,ra :. - =
our nnhlic man AMI Nv maksrs Va ~
feal tha reed cf \ Moses n laad 10 mi
II this wildarnasa n tro,h,a and mncors
taintv n ws have nnSartnL Len ~ too
mnch reform iet IL nlmrdnn nnd "a.
trace our stens and daal aim. Nth tha
paramount issues. lanyinc stha ,ninor
trnnhles for anothar 5.v' .as !, ss.,rI.
harmonize, and throw their best ener-
gies into the work that will give the
quickest relief for an oppressed and
complaining people.
You cannot make patriots out Of plu-
pers, and 80 long as the people feel that
bad legislation is the prime cause Of
this depression, SO long will lawless-
ness, disorder and confusion prevail.
There Is too much dilly-dallying, too
much cross purposes, the people become
impatient, restless and Cry out FOR re-
lief from those whom they have been
taught 70 regard as counsellors, aud in
whose wisdom we expect relief.
But ! gladly turn from the contem-
plation OF our national situation to af-
fairs in the South, IN our own State
and about our own homessaud rs J. sit
IN front OF u cheerful fire this quiet
evening and look out upon the earth
wrapped in y covering s0f purest and
whatest snow, . cannot but return
thanks 70 our Loving Father and Mer-
ciiut God for tie lnnufnerable blessings
tnat we enjoy, as compared with thou
sands ot our fellow-belngsad1tferently
situated. 34 h Il H
Thero Is III, actual wantY our land
of the necessaries ofs n Vi 9 have.
been blessed with Weld Of sNN the
necessurics for mar, and beasty and
weresit Motif the low price 4 of our
mai 4, NJ q iienttor1 tl,is co,rtrySwoula
enter snstt,n nav venr l,uoyafh with
tha nrnsss MI ~ improyed condition 4.
The snle ii mules ana horses th4t used
to denlete this country Of from 4wonay
to forty thousand dollars il past. We
have enough home raised horses ana
mules and some TO snare. AMI nv cpin-
ion is We will kill more meat than we
have for wars with improvea eat
ia ihora'w;ll he No lack al butter and
milL w,,i,s ,l,nost every farmeri in ina
land has y s,,nnly a sorsh M. pot,, toes,
nens hsv ate ,hers is nothiny that
ha lacks IN ins ure Il r,snAonable hope f,ss
4 successful wear, hui HE search; Of
money and tia lox nricn of cotton as
alreaav act for the nexs,crop-4} ceots
& Ina nrica II Won nlantsit Is d mon NJ
cron vo,, do Il with YOUR eyes Q "a
That H the nr;ce and Il viii be s31
for ,,s ali 10 make some figures b. dc
"a prenare for another full r.yp
Can't The cost and do Il carefully. TSft
know what II takes to make a ron,
Ynn know the number of month "a
hard work required and you Know sh.e
number Of acres (averaSS jt6at it 1 ssss
to make bale. You know what 'essrl
land is worth (rental.) Count the x
Do it carefully. Think of the am mi
left over from this crop. Add to tnal
another full crop, Look at the le lres
and then determine what YOU will dc.
Have YOU forgot already how eaaillv
a Al cent bale Of cotton Sins through
your hands. Last fall YOU bought u fSw5
articles Of merchandise to be paid far
when YOU sold your cotton. Paw day
came. The cotton was sold and ;he
bill called for and only few necesss-
ries were bought Four and onc-ball,
cent cotton don't 60 far You stand
aphast when It takes two bales Of cot
ton to buy what one used to buy. Your
cotton and the money it brought nrA
gone, and you hardly know where. 1t
e too cheap, II we must have it let US
take what little money We may have
and buy it at 44 cents, but don't try TO
raise II ut that price, especially II YOU
have TO buy corn and meat and i horse
o. q mule or a few farming utensils to
begin with. and hire q few hands to
make and gatherit. You had better
~ razor oacks II YOU cam ~ go Dsiser,
ana !urn ga yonr grass. lney ~ VII ~
prS''y ws.l s on ,;,, reao 's ana VIA VIA gsow s.s
bring 'yo you s per srSS 1co pounds L
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