The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-04-30
A GREENBACKE R'o MENT
on. ANpRIwyouNo's SORE HEAD
lie Complains an General Priocipies-
The Ghost the witch Of Endor Rails
4 II rs Nothing-iiere IL
u Far Older Goblin.

CLEBuRSE, April "a Editor HER.
AID. The great thinker Carlisle once
said; "The republic west of us has its
trial period, its darkest Of all hours. IL
is travelling the high road to that direful
day. And this scourge viii not come
amid famine's horrld stride, nor will II
come by ordinary punitive judg-
ments. 1t will come us hiatus In state
craft, murder buuglo' In policy. IL
will bo when health is intact, crops
abundant and the munihcent hand
open. Then so.cnlled statesmen will
cry, 'over-production,' and the man of
the ballot, the self-reliant, the self.
plant, viii go 10 tho ballot box amid
hunger and destitution, and ratify by
his ballot the mOustrous falsehood,
ver-production,' uttered by mis-
statesmen, and vindicate by the Same
ballot the Infamous lie thrown on the
breeze by "a servile editor through II cor
rupt press, and thus bring ruin upon
his country and seridom upon himself,
aud The death OF oppression upon hts
Children" Every patriot should
thank the great thinker for
these words. Every step for the
y
ro.,ion. We have had heated rivalry
between tho leaders OF tho two old par
ii.s as o. which would bow the most
suppllnu0y to the igCuOy power Of TINS
CIlutgy aud Europe. On inc questions
"a. interest 20 the people the two old par
Tics, ip .heir le dVrshipi are twln9' 4hcy
Ur5 tha Two great army corps OF tyranls'
On HE money, 90 inc banks on vac
tiuuds, ON railroads, on tgicErapLsi ON
mn these questions thCy arc together.
we lind by ciicisl reports he best crops
Tor twenty years; moro wheul corn,
meat and poJatoer, with Logs slshno31
than iu yaurs. Will an : lis we have 10
coast TWO million workers OUT of Gun
plOymcnt and destitute 20 degree UNI
precsientei in the past. q he Lrst HoVen
days OF this Year the butlness
nlurea arc computod 10 10 49, thU
greatest number ever r9acloo-llofo
Than twice tho number of the corr s.
pOBdipg week of last year. AL ihis rs
The rasul. 90 false tatesmanahip. 10 10
tha crime Of tho leaders Of tho Republic
can and Democratic parties. Progress
ard poverty have gone hand ia handi
guided by the Two old parties
until the people are dying OF nun ser
because there is too much 20 eat. ANA
not q measure OF relief offered or talked
OF in cOugfsas tor the people. IL - true
judge Reagan and others made gal
liant fight against railroad e%tOtGlO',
but failed. when we can ind hu'e
Greds Of pages of billg offered for cofpo-
rate demands. the railroads are mo
uopoly, almost infinite in power. The
telegraph is made to lie for tho gang OF
robbers who "corner" everything this
side OF heaven. The land iobbed out 70
syndicates, foreign ana natlYe, an oil
garchy of land sharks, supported by
helots. The lands are manipulated ior
usurers and untaxed spectators as
well as the peoples money. The banks
are the one great care OF congress anu
the president, The "money, question:"
so often pronounced settled" IS o-dalY
the great question-high above all
others. The late secretary of the treas
ury bowed to it like devotee to his
idol. The money power OF this country
and Europe nave Joined hands
and are now contendlpg for
our fair felds-our her.
itage of blood, and unless the principle
winch we have and are lighting for save
it, the REPUBLICANS lost. The late Wen
dell Phillips SAD: "Here on the soil,
enriched by the blood of the patriotic
desd, is to be erected an aristocratlc
monarchy, with wealth as its god" Not
one principle set forth in the Indian
apolls platform has been deem denied by
the old parties in the late canvass. The
whole conflict between them was a
sham-a mere rush for official sway.
The apathy among the people Is sign
as deadly as that sleep which precedes
freezing 10 death. The people must
rise from this stupor or our liberties are
lost. External vigilance is the price
OF liberty" That is more true at this
tiine than when uttered by that immor-
tai patriot. Patriots, come to the res
cue! Not only our owncountry look 20
I'll OF
who for eight years, amid ridiculei
abuse and lying vituperation, have
borne the banner of government OF The
people by the people and for the people,
ialter now? Shall they hesitate wheA
all heaven looks GU appalled, NJ the
wrongs against labor and ita
production? Shall this party, born -
necessity, and which mistakes cannot
XIII nor treason, destroy, stop now
where babes are dying for want OF bread,
mothers perishing from hunger aud
men hopeless and homeless seekiag
ood2 No! Let the struggle begin
anow. Let the war be to the knife and
the knife TO the hilt. Argument does
not a6sai rs. Men dare not dispute us.
towards skulk behind the breasGwork
oil lies. Hope looks to us. Prayers as
brighter, and still the obituary Of cur
party has been published hundreds OF
times by the press OF the twins. Ye5 ~
lives. The enquiry was recently made
by a very prominent paper Of the state:
"Where is the late Greenback parry?H
Never mind, gen demon, the Greenbock
party has come 10 stay, and will be- out
in force at the funeral of both the old
parties and will pass the customary res
Olutions of coincidence and wear Grape
for the prescibed time. The people can
no longer be deceived by the deceitful
ready tariff question to divert the minds
OF the people from the greatest of all
questions, the "money question:"
ANDREW YOUNG.