The Green Forest tribune., 1900-02-01

important congress that has ever az. sembled the beginning of the ,ssues ot .'e n-eeidertiai campaign of this year ard the hates and speeches during it's r"oeress; the final result of the Novam. har elections. the development af tbe S1uth's ereat industrial movements. Hi- "e~e'ee8 fa~nl ard village industries and thoue"nds of other important things vii 50 eound fr1'1v and freely diec,1sSad Y, 'rla Weakly Coretftr' 'on for the year The Enr-r and Tar-ners' page the wo-nan', @'n"dnfh the Southern Pulpit the ChiI ''"er's PaeA and other Interesting depart vents will he ably conducted ond will h" eene"'a''v naan+ed to thoee ada~aesed Tho ~ir oiro editorials of The Coretitu+7o, ""k'r~ rfght out in r,eet'ro evarttv "''et if r,eare n the advocacv of tr1,e 'o''oorati" doctrine and In beha'f of tha ""eat interests of the masses Of nrof, heon'e. aod nrntectfng them from tha ""a snfnr ereed of those who woniS w-'re fh"sr earnf"os from their he,n'eee hands are alone worth the suhecrirt'on ,.,ee ~ tf,e nane- and again
 T''e ~oreti+r+'on hos ,onr e+,,a os ,I oHar'rtoo of the neoDle and hae sar+ ,., "hofts deen into the errors ava n,.s'e ,r,a4 .hrnate, and haeet the rnacsee rts oon r'nte evnosn of the methods of ~etf' ot New Orleans and the ehatter'nc of ths fnN"erce of this nronhet Of hig cattM c-ors ard anos+ln of r,,irous,v low nrtras ard hfoh rr'est of rohherv who has ooet tha ecutherr forr,,nrs hr,ndred~ o" -r,''1;or. If dollars oupht to win for The Constj- t"t'nn the lasting gratitude of fhe whole south. The advice to farmers to organ- '7e aeainst the +r,Ist that wou1d trcreae. Inc nrice of fer+ilizers and fe~t;'i7or roa terials Tor the home compost heap and taking m tho cudgel in behalf of the farn,ers against the comhination tha, would put a fresh hurder upon them. [. sound and valid and oneht to hn hpedns The bulwark of the peoples rights aal the best method of defense will often h. found in great paper ably and fear'aes. " edited. upon which the peonra may re'v not only for news of the ordinary ever.s of government army and political ETa but also for an alert foresight of he t~enA of future events that nay opera'e tn n,r lasting damage. The downfall Of Ne'f: the breaking down of the fertilizer trl,st: the upbui ding of all southera ntereata and the enlightenment of every village farm and mountain home are among TSe Constitutions many high aiIns and EfA.i Ideas for 1900. That these interests rlAy all be well served. and with the same swerving fidelity to the people that Tn. Constitution has always shown. eess without saying.
  with Mr. Clark Howell az editor-in chief, and his well disciplined corps of s,ar writers, brilliant contributors and special correspondents. still under the faithf9l leadership of Colonel William A. Hemp 4 hill as business manager. will re'nain the same for the new year. The Constiia- tion's long and honora ble business course, keepipg faith with the people in al !i5 contracts. contests and engagements. As uve,l ss in It's consistent anu couspls ao.@, editorial fairness, places 1t among t"o'e reliable institutions of our coantr' al which the people may depend
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