The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1898-11-16
NEW ASPIRANT
FOR PRESIDENT
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same guarantee TO falter not, and will
secure the pension of every Confederate
soldier, conditional on the solid support
Of the South
"Who else Of northern birth ever dared,
ever comprehended to secure petitions OF
Federal soldiers to pension Confederate
soldiers at twenty dollars per month?
VIII southern chivary rally around the
standard unfurled TO the world by De-
Vany?"
GREAT is DEVANY.
The public will naturally ask. who IS
DeVany?" lie answers the question him.
self as follows:
"DeVany Is an Ohioan who has de-
voted twenty-three years in development
of southland's manufacturing interests.
"In 1874 at Nashville, Tenn. as a wagon
manufacturer. he lowered values of wa
CONS from $500 to si5. Plows from $3.50
10 $500. Millions of dollars saved 10
Southland.
In 1894. the darkest hour of King Cot
ton. When values ruled at four cents pei
pound by country merchants DeVany or
ganized a syndicate and advanced cash
upon cotton at four cents in hands Of
planters. and held for higher values. In
1895. the same cotton sold for eight cents
per pound. a net profit Of twenty-eight
million dollars saved to cotton planters.
"ln 1897, DeVany organizes a syndicate
of over one hundred largest factories Of
the North to restore prosperity In the
South through guaranteed value of ten
cents per pound for good. mddling cot
ton Each of these factories are rated at
one million dollars. a combined capitai
of one hundred million dollars to encour-
age profitable cotton cultivation in South
land.
again. in 1897. DeVany was the first
man TO secure petitions OF Federal SOL
diers to pension Confederate soldiers al
twenty dollars per month. basis OF
twenty million dollars monthly flowing
into Southland 10 her aged heroes.
"No other Northern man can go before
the South with a record as unselhsh, un-
sullied and ever loyal. Her every living
being to feel renewed prosperity directly
from the hand of DeVany."
TEN CENT COTTON.
Here Is Dcvanys last appeal:
"To-dav | am prepared to guarantee
every cotton planter a ten cent per pound
basis for good middlng cotton. Certlh-
Gates representing one hundred thousand
dollars are now on deposit in Cincinnati,
ohio. by George DeVany. as a fund TO
guarantee zen GEMS l-i RCN44' 80 49,
middling cotton to planters. Our organ
ized syndicate of one hundred factories
are directly connected with this pension
ana political movement AS an ONO
coutherner I can reach Northern factor
los and influence their cooperation In
development of Southland. As an ONO
Southerner. can touch the heart OF FED
eral soldiers in behalf Of heroes OF Sou'h-
land - -
.'1'he South can read my life as an open
mage for twenty-three years service IN
her behalf. | guarantee an era OF pros
perity to King Cotton unknown s.,,
20 Sourisbing DAYS of 1850. No untried
s.ronger assumes leadership and appeals
- Generous chivalry sons of Southland
7, ,s interesting to state In TINS con-
.on,ion that the William L. Moody men
toned above is native of Chesternelo
county. Va. leaving there TOT esan
soon after the war. where he mas been
s.orv successful in business. He pays an
mail visits to his old home.