The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-08-11
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WHY" Tobaasc:ctsxo Planters OrgaIniize

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s!F1n iar g es Tinses.6 Igpatcb tha
leading itorial ia la ariticls,h Of the
sarln ne : Y, trust US advocated BY Mr. &,
= INK Nny IS yles e !ho nierieaa Society
teEa 's
s sra Els II, aie ed II q, aa ls
Why tho agricultural u interest hud not
progressed In he, sam ratio, and what
Was$,the main = secret q success 3of a!
the manufacturing Interests, he would
not have been surprised to lind that the
intelligent farmers were trying to Or
ganize aud better their condition by
working together Call 1t trust CO.
please. The Planters Protective Assoc
citation, Of Kentucky, i Tennessee and sVir-
glpia, IL an organization OF tobacco
growers, who mako slmllar types Of to-
their home and, families ~ Conducting
their business along the Same lines that
every othor successful business is cons
d9oted-namely, by GO .ol,sraI 99n-al,d {
Mm@t W. g ire doing
statute, we VIII. take the consequencey,i
The letter Of Mr.. Taylor, published In
the Fridays Dispatch has been care
fully read, ana we see nothing In 1t that
Is extreme Or forbodes evil g my one.
carpentor, or brickluyer, orr g kinAy--5
headed little negro has q right 70 put;
n price on his labor Q man who owns
q farm and works2it with bis own hands
duct that representa- tt his labor. a
Tho Times Dispatch, the leHding news
paper OF tho South, and read daily with
Ps9ss59 y isr 81 hud, nt saanga
Views as 10 this great movement Of the
farmers This 65paper-tho great apostle
Of Democracy, tthe great friend Of the.
people ana the advocate OF Increased
taxation to build & high schools ~ the
tho tirst inper ii the state 10 hit the
Organization lick which organization
Ia trying to help the Dove !, who s!lye
~ the country 70 tak IS aavaI'thge g
land TO build high schools, force lllm e z
conditions around rhlnF SO that no can,
not ssn4 achtp9 shinr pfetd12
70 educate The country. boys II 10 I try.
to help their daddles to get IN a condi-
ton financially 80 they can let tleiri
sons get out OF the tobacco and cotton 90 -. N
Ra!s 9n sa snosS sfGe p2 The
pect q havins 'h!sh schools, but With j
with the present way Of Ne llns 4 our
main money sr9Rt!lg,GGYhats n,,b,o Ia.
lion. With virtually no co,npettit loEI y
no a' be- e', Very N much benaht 70 ta coun-
try boy. People MI oynr tho State yares
asking Why lhla oppostio9,na aa the ;, As re-
farmers which llaH more puslnGs :. co1t w
tihey have e' ever 70, mad, faw loeal 'papera.s
notably among than tl,e Hlackstone
GSns aye yg5 spoheh e 81
Press look upon tho planters. sI'rotaallyssl
Association az a labor orsanlzaton, ana
does the money poweg .pf the country
dictate The policy o. ne pr ~ B, We
want % state our po:ltl99l Y nanl,,'y;,r IA
ss 'spa aHd GTsE. 81 soy
know what to cal them eng , 4 th HE ! 4
the cause Of the opposltion o. LMe pressss,
iI nN is l vrown IN less than twanty-
Ave countioa In kentucky ana Fenlnesse,e
md only in parts Of sixteen count los 10
Syreinla Thls !9bffeo y 'ash! malny
s sSd 'G he asss lss
Ing hand In glove The tobacco growers
81 these sections have formed an organt.
cation and pr0pose W md owl WnaI
ese I'VE ageneess n, ,no We nv4plbs
% them. cure II na they want IL put AZ
W m good, uafe keeping order IN tho
nWlner and way they want II and keen
l ,or e pn They 4 prico as
nave no quarrel to mako wilt, them, but
sxpect 10 do business With them In q |
pusness-like way We DO l,ot look npon ,
hesa nKenclnx Sau charts bic institutions
cheap asi tboy can get II. hut II they
bTe not wiling to pay ~ price thHt Wkll n