The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1909-01-08
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FTsISaEAASi OF itr ES&GtTs, WC>t8V
iArCGgs lie class agricultural loar.
aaas The mgader i that their eyes
sre ~ a? 10 lie fAAsity q tie
aac;yszss lg Lave - haaE persist
e1iy Ekig~e5 ezi tbs truth k
s1er srFeE heA- szysAlaE else
Es eAs9sas 'rcrz ILLS TIA, 4 great
AL is&,fl 7sqcesa ly rsss upoa
lae saaa&3sr$ ct Ice leaders 41i
saA,aa-s & &s t4--zs interests
sacA, hr as1s&aoas. rs Nj HA-Tae
4tg3Az A13 As TCSta1 JagrnA
u tasy stass Tie EzS1 gAsoej IN
them. great all. be the reckoning
uaea tAs dsy a reckoning COMES
TbtT have hasi 10 the aaiion grg~-
ers lrK1alcalAble nil3saas daring the
past few yoSrs, and ret they are con-
sis3iy hsrp!ng upaa The great and
useful work they are doinE. and
wonderful TO ssy, the farmers believe
ii all They bare infau3ed the
minds 81 The ruler and more ignor-
ant classes By their senseless talk Of
the oppressive tactics Of TIE cotton
buyers Then when these untutored
people in evaporation nde out at
night burning and shooting one an
other IN q m&d fight against an in-
sEnsry enemy, these 3emsgogaes
say The only way TO stop the lswless-
ness is to advance The price Of Gotten
They have egged on the farming
interests to cripple their own mar
ket By cutting Of an important ele-
ueut Of the former support, and
have reduced the price Of cotton one
to two cents s pound by 20 doing
Whenever the bulls in New York,
rendered h-id and cautious By the
defamation Of their ranks and the
shutting ont Of the cooperative sup
port from the highly concerned
Southern interests. undertake q little
tentative move and put futures up 3
few points With 3 consequent ad-
vance q 81 eighth or quarter in spot
cotton, these deEBsEogue leaders
b1&st, see already the ezoelle1;
fruits q or lGtsrs See shat will
hapFen i yoa wli cay follow oar
s3vNx Thea tbs bulls On Wall
Sty<t SDdTag oobo3y osE1Ing to
54y ias- IG ;oear campaign. turn
l1ass Il 5lsEast s-8 the ea0rns9gs
rfssz-s Of cgsato tr sale turns VT
aes ag#awE-1 kss4- B=51ld the
attE-E,as Ecgt gi TIE Inscriptions
.rsE-y s-T f5t 3s-Acagoes They
al- Z. cra3a f1r tie bfge6;s they
60. 1EE ts7lss Rid s-lrk lie blame
Fl ~ BATE fasy 5s1 esgse
Fur t.# 3sr-Arrggss are principal
= -gffrfE tgf tie hE prices
TueT Lave agg.i ie farmers TO be-
sF4 ttli e.Gs.c Was different from
spsrr as.4r commodity IL the world,
Eac VIA M sge5s 10 ordinary nat
IRA lEwF TtsEi Il WIS simply a
GllErtss sf aaA stlle-, and not Of the
.,u1ar 81: lie seilsr That all the
ssi2isr tiss to d. WIS to ask his price
Eli he FgGS EFa H. That they the
atrnGzsg8et, lid matters all ar
-Ifne. tfrc vel 10 Land for high
ig-rlf4 ~,Rz-eEissr Hsaos, the power
hi mr. U.ss--fe.i 70 plant as much as
JESSE b sven teachings the
:srnfEagaes azrs encouraged over
IrTr R-aisn, s51 tbsa have made
EuE@srs iEc w9r@ through oficlous
wit the machinery Of
srhot regarding which they were
;rgaopacT ans gI;rtally ignorant
@aE -tssElT AZ editorial note in
Er JaraaIs paper szl5 that ii sas
gnlE 10 ts = bsT5 matter 70 mahe
rTs9 ~ mach As IL 0o0. 900 bales.
rssuEa8ty sach = Wild statement
ww made VILE . view 10 influencing
ats makes tm ii ig 1s6c1li TO be
sls'nt thai NJ Hei}-possed az authority
ifsrs D.saa1ly tsaiYred such a
sung. but 4 could have DO sr,ssi
.p Eject VS. ftas market ca account
Il ne tfssssssrOnsnsss Then il
oaar tssss tt4 effect d deceiF-
lag tie lrgor farmers WHO draw ali
.he- information pa such subjects
i1ptp a8e Cgrs&x @osrnsl. ard would
spp,ps.s ~ be grrS4
All atarg il irat ssssn toe elttcn
sfpa.'. viD hsr4 suffered from the
d tssHts ST sae 1sEnsR rns can-