The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-10-16
THE ALLIANCE.

The Spirit Of Kansas: The wealth OF
the country increases fast enough
There Is no complaint on that score as
the plutocras papers want to make IL
appear. The complaint is that the
people who create II do not get the
benefit Tut that II nearly all goes into
a few hands by methods that are no
better than rObhory.
The Sentinel; The older men have
forgotten and the others never knew
many OF the facts connected with the
green backs Presuming this state
msnt to be true the monopoly sheets
glibly string out the same old lies that
they have kept in stock for 20 years
But some ofus Older men" never for
got the facts. as these fellows some
times find 70 their cost
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The Alliance indicator: The tariff
fs not the only wrong under which the
American citizen has to labor. The
national banking system and the want
OF II larger circulation OF good. cheap
money. are two OF the greatest evils OF
the present day. and every farmer
should bear this in mind aud In cast
ing his vote should support the man
who Oilers relief along this line
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Farmers Advocate: The Alliance
has done more TO educate the people
than any other organization in this
country. Men who took but little
interest in the affairs OF The country
in the past are msnifesting great in
terest in them now. Then again. to
show its power as an educator. you
will end more men who were entirely
ignorant on important questions. who
now understand tncm very we'll
The Alliance: II any man thinks
that ali the Tories are dead-the men
who fought our foreiathers, he is
badly mistaken. They are here to-day
and as active as they ever were.
Whenever you hear man talking
about the necessity Of q strong gov
ernmont;" the inability OF people TO
govern themselves and that God
Almighty made the only money" you
can set that fellow down Us Tory
ho Is built wrong.
The Farm Ranch; The object of
the sub-trehsury plan is 20 store the
grain und the imperishable products
in the section whore they are produced
until demanded for consumption. in
stead Of crowding them into two or
three grain centers TO be controlled by
grain spectators By this means We
will avoid the depressed price caused
by throwing the crop onto the market
after harvest aud the farmers will get
tho benefit az the rise in the price in-
stoad Of the grain Spectators
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The Oxford: Homes under mort
cages. cottun below cost OF produc-
ton. our children in rags and out of
school public fund concentrating. tut
tiOn climbing twenty-five years broken
promises lower wages. more officers.
higher salaries no money. no effort
for relief public works closing up
banks breaking officers fleeing. cor
pora ions and synd icates forming. poll
tit4Ons lighting parties dividing While
the wealth wagers arc demanding
''eI ual rights TO all. special privileges
TO none"
Atchison Champion: Since neither
OF the two OLD parties are entitled 10
any edit Whatever for the improved
and improving condition OF agriculture
in Kansas and the west generally
the Improvement having come despite
the obstructive policies aud thrO Ugh
causes that lie wholly outside OF parti-
san political action. it is certain hat
neither OF them vii. be able To make
am capital Out OF the situation. and
that politically the farmers will feel
unu. o.. no obligations whatever TO eth.
CT OF them
Industrial Union: Let US suppose
for the sake of the argument that the
propos itiun Of the Democratic party
That the nine million mortgages on the
homes OF tho peO lie are the result OF
the 'r1hber tariff. the question then
Is. how many mortgages could be paid
by a > per cent reduction? This Is
the re lei offered by a party that
stands and bowls that the country is
going 10 the devil through 'ro5ber
tariff - and when asked what it pro-
poses to do about IL says oh we
will reduce it 5 per cent Great re
form that
The Elk County Citizen: Several
times "A day We hear the remark. You
can not legislate money into a mans
pocket" The fellows who 30 freely
use this expression arc the ones who
are opposed TO an expansion OF the cir
culatlng me lium and who tell US that
we have Plepty OF money now II ''peo-
pie would only work more and talk
less. " and so earn It. The people have
long ago Learned that it IS very easy
10 legIslute money ous OF Il mans poe
ket. and several OF the follows who
talk 50 much about the present good
time" are 50 reduced financially by
pernicious legislation OF the past thirty
years that they are unable 10 pay us
bills Of long standing. Il becomes
very tiyesome when you have 10 listen
TO his cant about the excessive pros
perity o! the. country from men who
are unable TO live and get enough
money ahead to pay what they owe.
he people are convinced that con-
gress can Indirectly. 'legislate money
into their pockets" An increase OF
the circulating medium 10 point
where it will be amply sufficient TO
meet the agricultural and commercial