The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1900-01-16

F., tnia com q GIIion is at the bottom Of al
our financial woes.
The completion Of the cooperative
system will do away with all primary
money. Under the competitive sys
t IN prices are determined by the lower
civilization. and 1t is impossible for tDt
higher civil zAtion to secure enouSt
dollars to distribute all they can pro
Guce and the people demand.
TIE trusts will be compelled to : ust
up prices to the maximum before they
can secure enough dollars to 0,sErlOu
the ou5out and supply the demand q
the higher civil z alton, and this will
force prices up above the worlds MAJ
ket price n hundred per cent, and
this will place a premium on gold OF
| one hundred PR cent. and prices and
wages will be messur ed and exchanged
with U tied States notes at Ghe price
fixed Oy each class
/ predict that in five years every
class will be forced inside Of g trust to
escape an increasing and ruinous com
potion, ant 10 eight years the trust
system Of classes will be completed
and prices and wages all around tOrceo
up to the point wner every class can
command the do lars to ex .hange ell
produced and u every industry on
full time untIl the wants Of all are sup
piled and primary money in this cou0
try will be a hing Of the past. Tee
trust Is the only power that can push
up prices and secure the dollars thai
wall distribute all produced.
The farmers trusts must be organ
iZsd on a different line from that of the
industries VINO iesue stock which ls
thro wn on the market and made q foot
call By the & .mbiers on the value OF
stocks. The farmers must organ'z
trusts, reaE warehouses, insure and
borro money OF the ba0 on the
produces deposited, and advances this
money to yhe ~Gepcss6ors Of products
hold and sell at u GrUs5 prices ~
there is a demand.
There are ona Thousand counties thaC
raise cotton aud man from each
county can organize a Cotton Raise T.
trust and ten thousand dollars will put
che trust on 80 taet and max il a suc
ce6s, and th 8 rutd cad for an aver
age OF ten d liars from each County
raising cotton. The plsn of oFgan1z-
ing farmers trusts will prOhlbi5 all
gambling and speouiating an" re waro
every Of a class according 20
his merit. Tue Industries Will be forced
to re org4' Iz3 IN q new line that WI
prohibit ell sp GU aing. Soeeuiating
belongs to the competitive system a.O
can have no place in the perfected
trust eysrem. In the industrials there
are COO m Any cnan ,es to m AXE Corner
that Will IuDAir confidence in the i n
duarrIa,s aud corner money and force
up the IN 5erest TO a INC rate arc
produce a anI
IL was my intention to have fui-
nisbeo An outline by which q cOgSon
raiscra' crua could be organized ano
ali Gce money O1rr0 wed nat would O.
necessary o., a0td Jha cotton cop arc
4ali taa Uncr, svaA d demand. ~as
serset fr, N dOInG so becauae OF re
n +tgn ,tD Oh. which Will decid.
whether n pAoui8 shail be permit cd
TO CO oDartGe. FIX prices rn89 Will
pacUre the mos.y SO Distribute ali
as to phe fiaaI resu'
Ve have no fears, at the q
n at ahe Ueople will eIen1 r
Congress and PrseIdent pledged t.
kaep tneir hands eff OF bu~lness
What we need Ia p tnor ouRh org a q "a
ton OF eli classes 50 they Can be the
masters Of 6or,r $50 =, wagfs and proc
ucEe. Tness Combines can be c ntrolIed
by a na''onat onarl # Cqlatz Hton
The Irdua rial classas can accomplish
ell they want ~iGncuE (urtner l. gisle-
ton, AMI this can oe accom- Dltshed by
0rganIz Dg TOR tire beGtermenG OF Ut
fnar clai cor d'tion Of the people. We
can Org9uIz9 at orce and uti"Z3 Gbt
financial ey euo as 1t is, fix prices an
wages ana IN the end we will get that
- irh "a best fer u bY {! g mutual car
al ut of every clRRa. We cannot &c
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