The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-09

of your party or the principles OF the
order? Which are yOu most in love
with, your democracy or our declara-
ton Of principles? No man can serve
two masters Choose We this day whom
ye will erve.-Alliance Echo.
The peoples is the only national
party in the United States. The plat
forms, doctrines and speeches that are
approved and applsuded in Kansas and
Ohio, are received with enthusiasm in
South Carolina and Alabama. We are
all brothers Pitts sburgh Kausan-
The New York Times says il the
parties want to win the support of the
business men they must speak out in
no uncertain way against free silver
alliance will speak out in no uncertain
way on the other side when the par
ties" are heard from --Progressiv
Farmer.
The democratic aud republican
papers in Ohio have forgotten their old
enmity toward each other and are put
ting in their best iiclzs abusing the
peoples party, which both protest
amounts to nothing. Well, if the peO-
pies party amounts TO nothing, why
put in your time abusing it?-Plow and
Hammer
All the difference between the
land-loau plank in the alliance sub
treasury plan and the present system
of borrowing money on lands from the
banks and capitalists is a little matter
of ten per cent. per aunum interest on
the loan This little item is what
makes the people prefer the alliance
plan The money mongers desire to
continue TO pocket this ten per cent
and this is precisely what the fight is
abouE-Southern Mercury
You at once destroy the power of
money to oppress whenever you take
away from it the power to accumulate
by interest. Whenever money can ac-
emulate more value by being loaned
than labor aud capital combined can
earn, It possesses a power that ought to
be destroyed No power on earth, save
the power that makes 10, can cout-ol it,
and it then can only be controlled by
the governments Willingness to loan TO
Its own citizens at a low rate of inter
esE-Da1Ota Ruralist-
"A gentleman delivering a speech
held up a greenback, and taking a
green back dollar out of his pocket and
holding it up to the audience asked:
What Is this2 A dollar. And it is q
good dollar; good for the farmer, the
mechanic, the merchant the sailor,
every body. What makes it a good
dollar? Because every dollars worth
of property in the United states is be-
nina IT. ana tue me utol4 OF every
true auds1cyal American citizen is be
hind it And that makes it a good
dollar" The gentleman made tnis
speech at Slzowhegan, Ne, in 1851 aud
his name was, and is James c. Blaine
Il was at a time when the money kings
had not bought ard paid for him
National Advance
When the New York times asserted
that the good price which VIII be paid
for wheat the present year ''cauno.
fal % modify the views Of the north
western farmer upon the question of
eurz eucy aud finance, - IL exhibited q
very narrow and superficial view Of the
movement among the people The fact
IS the country today IS 40 aH open and
dsterminsd revolt against the ahols
dayilish system Of jobbery and robbery
that has snthroned itself in power In
order to Pluuder and despoil the toiliug
masses OF the nation Do not deceive
yourselves. old Plutocratie thieves; we
know what we want, and 60 the hypo-
critical boodlers that run the su bsidized
press OF the country do not understand
It, We can tel them-Pacide uaioa Al
hlncc.