Sequachee Valley news. (Sequachee [Sequatchie], Tenn.) 1896-1952, 1900-01-11

important congress that has ever as
semhled, the beginning OF the issues Of
the presidential campaign OF this wear
and the debates and speeches during ts
progress the final result of the Novem
Der elections. the development Of the
south's great Industrial movements: dl.
versined farm and village Industries ard
thousands Of other important things WIZ
be found fully and freely discussed IN THO
Weekly Constitution for the year TIE
Farm and Farmers page. the WO:nan's
Kingdom the Southern Pulpit the CHI.
dren's Page and other interesting depart
ments will he ably conducted and will
be especially adapted to those addressed
The ringing editorials Of The Constitution
sneaking right out in meeting a~actly
what II means IN the advocacy Of true
democratic doctrine and in hehalf cf the
great interests Of the masses Of our plain
people, and protecting them from the
grasping greed Of those who would wiring
their earnings from their helpless hands
are alone worth the subscription price
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The Constitution has long stood a thn
champion Of the people and has sent lt7
shafts deep into the errors and evI's that
threaten and baset the masses Its com
plete eNnose of the methods of Neil. of
New Orleans, and the shatterinc Of the
influence of this prophet OF big cotton
crops and apostle Of ruinousy low prices
and high priest Of robbery, who has cos,
the southern farmers hundreds of millions
of dollars, ought to win for The Corsti.
tuition the lasting gratitude of the whole
south. The advice to farmers to organ
lie against the trust that would increase
the price of fertilizers and fertilizer ma
hn MI
taking up the cudgel In behalf Of the
farmers against the combination that
would put n fresh burden upon them Is
sound and valid, and ought to be needed
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ly edited, upon which the people may rely
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lasting damage. The downfall of Nelll
the breaking down of the fertilizer trust
the upbui.d ding of all southern interests
and the enlightenment of every vii age
farm and mountain home are among The
Constitutions many high aims and great
ideas for 1900 That these interests may
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