Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1924-10-31

farmer and all other classes nlay
buy their goods in a competitive
market.
ITO readjust and lower rail aud
water freight rates to make one
markets. both tor the buyer and
the seller, rational and inter1a-
tional il toad Of regional and To-
cal.
"To bring about he earliest
possible completion e internal
waterway systems fer transFor-
tation and to develop our wafer
powers for cheaper fertilizer to
use on our farms.
"To stimulate by every proper
governmental activity the pro-
gregs of the cooperative market
ing movement and to prom ote
the establishment Of an export
marketing corporation or com
mission in order that the farmer
shall not be at the mercy Of
prices for farm products absolu5e-
y I! 1,-, pS ''e V->'''' '''0-o '"'
a'@ ..-; . H., ,,iso o,d s.fa
,,,oat,5ro snffciep4 banEing cra-
d;ts f. orsbla avayv deserving
s .,ry - fnanco his own needs
ar adonf an ip+crnatinn2l no.
ia, ,,,bicb wiU 90 ra-est3bIisb The
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eco.lo'il. ne, 4'l L. 49, iorrosT nossi5ln
% W 80 - ''t for III GODS tLa4
eAp0 f ,,,,'l n.y. To- - a. @eu and .,Ys
one NIL b;,,l 40 l,'' ohtsin 45o host nos
si il.Io T,;r , for tbat which he mo-
duces:
above an tnlngs s 10 NAM
4it syIap@ ~ Mind @"G n 200 goyernmccfal
action in al matters concerning
the welfare of the farmer.
"The unrest Of the farmer WI
continue UNTIL hls yGleG IS n rlsl tao
T Th y 'G go,, 90 an 'Gs IN thc halls IF
CONGRESS ,C Ill-e as that '' of the banker or
the industrialist. The policy Of
the democratic party IS to read
just the balance and TO put asrl-
culture where u oelohgs-o" az
equ S.1I Wl1a lnG Iiatfo,.n, and o,r
,,,.oo nl5%, 10 such I"i nr9pram would
p n the prosperity and happi-
ness of the farmer, and It would
assure the permanent welfare q
the people as a |hol9' u 49,, Is 5,,g,'
d .t pro th ta' a;d = 90 deD,ocratic CON
o ~.s,, 'i no mt into effect.
", II woa.
That S John w; laws q " 90
ylrglnla--that ms Proglalii
hat s his promise II erected
But If there are farmers OF
others interested in me success
IF agriculture who have not
made up their minds now they
will vote, q few other plan fac's
If PARTY pledges and party re-
cords may help them 10 come 20
A conclusion.
The Republican party otters
o appoint e committee TO see II
can be done Tor agr'-
culture. there IS no promise
hat anything will be do re Wnsn
he committee, II Il ever shall
1e appointed, investigates anG
,eports, If it ever does.
The Republican party offers,
f the words of its candidate Tor
Vice President mean anything,
o adopt policies which will force
he farmer to cut down his
acreage and to abandon the
special kind OF farming that ne e
best and grow a little OF
everything whether 1t TITS INTO
MS system or farming or not.
The Republican party offers
A record or constant and uhde-
vlahng opposition TO the leglsla-
ION offered IN congress IN the
interest OF the farmer oome re
publican congressman and 9en-
ators friendly with the admins
tra ira have voted TOR some ne!
or--etToo'ndVeaVeltah ! | l
agricultural measures but after
them IN committee and
olheTwlse until it became aPP9f-
ent that they could not be de-
fea.ed, NePuolcan votes Tor
agricultural measures have been