Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-13
THE PEOPLES PRESS.

The Hall-MCAlllStor gang meeLlng
at st. Louis have the cordial friendship
of the old parties' machines and papers.
The Phrases employed Judas to be-
tray their master. The old parties
have found their NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
list.
The Bourbon democracy" how it
screams "the alliance and third party"
There is one consolation, the alliance
in North Carolina will not be "bull-
dOzed" in voting for such old political
hacks, lie vendors and slanderers.-
Rural Home Wilson, N. c.
Mckinley says the peoples party will
cut no figure in the Ohio campaign this
fall. About year ago the republicans
were making about the same assertions
about the peoples party in this state,
but after election they changed their
minds. -Carital, st. John Kan.
Funny, isn't it that the government
can make q national bankers note good
by signing it with the banker, but
can't make its own note good by sign
ing it by itself? Yet that is the absurd
position of all who favor national banks
in preference to legal tender notes is
sued directly to the people.-Noncon-
formist.
If the farmers alliance had collapsed
half as often as the newspaper oppo-
nents have given out news to that .ef-
feet it would long ago have been for
gotten, but instead of being forgotten it
is being remembered in very
lively way, and the remembrance
promises to bscome even liYelier as the
presidential campaign approaches
Oregon Alliance Herald
Just before going to press dispatch
from Topeka says the "POpulist Hand
book" is nearly completed at the state
printing Office and promises to be the
best book of the kind ever issued in any
state. The record of the Kansas re-
publican party as truthfully detailed in
that book will be the most telling blow
ever dealt the party in the state.-Non-
contormist.
every thing we eat, everything we
wear, everything we make, all our
movements. all our intercourse, so
large " depend upon transportation, hut
when this is controlled by corporate
power working for its own aggrandize-
ment, and clothed with authority we
can easily see how it is that every in
dustry in the land is more or less I'M
settled by reason o. this subjection.-
From Railway Secrecy and Trusts.
The insinuation that it has been on
account of the lack of industry, frugal
ity and system that has in the past tif-
teen years, more than ever before en-
quilted the farmers in mortgage indebt-
edness, is wilfully false. And no one
knows it better than many that make
the charge. There Is no class of people
that works harder and practices more
economy than the farmer. Monopoly,
contradiction and rascality in high
places have done it-Wilton wv. Va.
Star.
A contemporary remarks that we
ought to be proud OF our mortgage in
debtedness But the poor fellow who
is so unfortunate as to be able to meet
then payment of the same will feel any.
thing else but proud Had it not been
for the policy of the mOneyed corpora
tions in control OF government there
would be no need of mortgage indebted
ness. But the currency has been so
controlled and all issue OF the same
placed upon basis so small that men
are compelled to do business on their
debts.-Independent Era North Platte,
Neb.)
Ex-senator ingalls, comes south on a
lecturing tour and is received with open
arms by the democratic bosses, but
when Senator PETER comes south these
same bosses and the partisan press de-
nounce him in he most bitter terms
What does this mean? Have the boss
es Of both great parties orders from
Wall Street to unite and down the peo-
people? There Is such thing as the
eternal fitness of things and of rogues
combining tn Dlunder the ,1nsns nectinp