The Springdale news., 1890-01-03
HYPOCRISY EXPOSED.


 published at Chicago by one I'M. eorge, ostenslbly in the in. terest of the farmer, says;
 What is tHe matter? This Is the matter: You are not getting a cent profit on those cattle you are selling. You are er0bbed to death, while the rich aristocrat k d tax ,hifker. You are heeeed by the Shyl K who holds the mortgage on SoW tarm You cannot ] ind money enough Tn the country to buy yoar products at profit WheE you produce them. You are making no money You are get ing poorer every year, but Bauderbift is getting rich er every year. C. 1 k adding to his millions every day. Armour Is piIing up money, Swift E eoining money. Bankers live OH U fat of the land. Bad | IS have upset things. Money has more influence than man hood has. Corr ption of the ballot cor ruption IT tf haIls of legislation, cor ruptlon et tae executors of thu law <
 Things Me not natural. The law If supply and demand is up set, etc. etc, ad nauseam. And winds up by assuring the farmers that II they will increase the circulation f the Farmer 1t will straighten out the kinks and have things righted at once, hut there is mo time to lose for 1t is a question of life and death
 Now if this paper was published in the interest of the toiliug millions as { perports to be, 1t would show 10 the ignorant, prejudice amt minimizing denziens of the great pr@.'es of tbe Northwest tha, the Republican party, winch they lave 70 long sus- talned and are still eustmning, k and ever has been the chief cause of thir woe, Not well informed man III the whole country but taat knows that the Republican party is responsible for the wretehed eondi- tion otthe American yeoman today Ii IS responsible for the high tariff, fer the characterization of silver, for the destruction of the currency a6a the issuing of bonds-interest bearing and non taxable. For giv- Ing away almost the eHtGre pubic domain to wealthy corporations and the curtailine of the currency until the per capita is too small for the transaction eff the business of country, even fl 1t had not by class legislation put the prineipa! wealth of the country unto the hands of the few, thereby making hundreds oi millionaires sni tens of thous ands of paupers.
 The American Farmer knows all thts, and while is euloglzing the Republican leaders, lts twaddl, about helping the farmerto better finaucal condition k the greatest hypocrisy. And there are com paratiyelY few of the inhabitants of the bleak Northern pra,ries, We are sorry to say, that are fl subjects of sympathy, for they are only reap ing as they have sown. The mass. es of the North have for the past thirty year been striving to keep the Republican party III power. and have thereby forged eharns for themselves and ther children in thelr bhnd hate, imagining that they were injuring the people of the South more than themselves. They fulled to consider the fact tbat our people had been through the crueIble, and, with tAe exeep- tion of q few 'Johnnies come lately" are ludepcndant, manly, self.reliant depending solely upon their own resources, asking and receiving nothing outside of what is 10 be had by their own exertion. We have not one firm mortagaged h Arkansas for every hundred in Kansas, Iowa or Minnesota, hence the Snlloeks' cannot oppress us to the same extent. Our chm.te like oar people, Is more hospitable All our tram2s and paupers and uas, ot our criminals. We aelleye. are imported rom Republican states.