The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1878-09-13

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lie laahs, ANIL who In solws, hnnv~t
AMI intelligent worker, munry enough
~ enable him ~ hnili comfortable
honsc, Rcl III his ilf~i CROP, procure
farming implements anil farm stock, and
In iive years the East will be ,lepupnlat.
~ u In surplus lAisor. Strikes Will W.
nuknown, crime will ,liminiAh, drunk.
enness will 70 morr be sren. Thc great
Wesl anil the fruitful honth will
grow into gardens. Then will
irnr equality commence, thrn will
civilization approach Ia high pur.
po@c. then there will I've NO drunk.
ards hut The lille rich aud Tho illc
poor. Then there will lN nn criminals
but thc viciously wicked. Then there
will hc no want but nj The proiiieAtc and
the wAstcfal. All that ID demanded ~
accomplish this benciiccncr, ali that IN
ID make homes certain and pro.
duction universal II concert VI political
action. Vote and II 10 accomplished.
Hut lAbor aud Intelligence must combine
into unity, must organize into strength.
Tao voter rsigns--thNt IN, u tho vOtnr
organizes; Int thc unorgMnixed voter In
like the water of Niagara above Tho falls
direct II, organize Ii, give II work 10
.lO In canals, In water vialtctH, In chan.
ncls, and II would turn the machinery of
Tho world: but let In strength rush on
in mad defiance. unolganixcsl, undi.
rcctet. and II plunges wild, blind, tcrri.
bic In its worthless power into gllfa III
lleapair, and floats AWAY in savage grand.
rnr 10 bc lost In the lake which swAl-
lows II,
The great laboring anil mental waves
Vi tile people arc nv grand In their
strength, na fcsistlcss la their power, II
organised anl directed by rcakon into
unity and ~ unity into action. ~ NJ
aRara. II they not III unity and votu
they can move the machinery nf tho
world. Tho political power of tho
United States II to-day with tho lal,orcrn
III tho United HsntcA--with its farmers,
Its mechanics. iis lahorers. mental and
physical; and II thcy would have sover-
pign money 10 equaligc values, II they
would have labor Justly rewarded. II they
would cnd monopolias, II they would
put down hank associations. II they
would curb corporations, II they w0nld
iaye Tree fnrms and all 10 improve them;
IA one word, II they wonll Christianixc
p0litica into equality and education into
nHticc they must organize 10 vote--and
sote the National nrranback. .sbor
party into power. Tho voter can 10 II.
vii III 10 ~ That n the question.
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