Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-05-12
THE PEOPLES, PRESS.

gathering of the industrial forces eve
held in the United States Torch.
The alliance is in the fight to wi
and calls upon every laboring man t
fall into line. We want nothing bu
justice and are going to have it,
Farmers and Laborers Journal Owens
burg, KY
Our republican friends do not seer
pleased with the outcome of the com
mercial congress. There was too niue
truth told there to answer their pun
pose. 1t proved an unlocked for boom
erang.-Advocate.
The signs multiply that the nationa
conference to be held in Cincinnati Ma
18th is to be one of the events of history
Any person who poses as labor leade
and opposes this conference or can shoN
no good reason for nOn-attendence, ma
as we'll step down and out.-GOldel
Rule.
When you hear man say that n
has been a republican for years ant
years and never bolted the ticket 1t i
most always safe to put him down for
fool or liar. There is scarcely NAL
in this town over thirty years old VIII,
has not at sometime bOlted his ticket
And of late years the beauty OF it il
that they stay bolted.-A. G. Dispatch
The machine press and all the politi
cal hacks throughout the country arr
boosting Cleveland for the democratic
nomination in 1892. If Cleveland ant
the plutocracy are stronger than the
democratic masses of the people, h.
may 90 there, and if he should, it will
be cold day for the toiling millions
now crying for help.-The Alliance
(Tallahasse, Fla.
Last fall an official notice was printed
in the Journal of the knights of Labo
that on certain date vote should b,
taken in all local assemblies on ques
ton of new party, blank form bein!
printed with instructions to cut it GU
of the paper and send to headquarter
with the result of the vote. Of thu
500, 900 votes cast over 80 per cent ia
vored third.party.-Central Advocate
Marion, Kans.
A great many people want to know
why the Alliance don't talk more abou
farming and less about politics. Thu
reason is very plain. We are surprised
that they can't see it. What is the
good of talking about farming when i
costs twelve cents to raise pound o
cotton which will only sell for eigh
cents? When we get politics fixed VI
so that we can farm at profit we vii
discuss the mOdus operandi OF agricul
ture little.-Jackson, Ga. News ant
Alliance.
Cleveland is opposed to the free coin
age of silver. Harrison is opposed tt
the free coinage of silver. The demo
cratic party indorses Cleveland. The
republican party indorses Harrison
The industrial masses are in favor Of
the free coinage of silver. Cleveland
and Harrison and the democratic and
republican parties are opposed to the
wants and necessities of the people
Pay your money and take your choice
If success of party and party leaders is
a sweeter morsel than the rights of the
people, why, say so and vote for your
political masters.-National Reformer.
The alliance is now in the field to
stay. Not as political party but as q
great industrial organization working
for the good of humanity. Opposed to
all unjust laws and an organization that
is not afraid to take political action
when it becomes necessary lor the fur
therance of its objects. The failure OF
politicians to cope with the alliance, is
due to the fact that they attempt to deal
with it as political organization when
it is not, it being solely an industrial
organization. The partisan politician
and the political theorist have to meet
issues now that are new to them, and
they are not equal to the OCCASION
Industrial Free Press.
1t is claimed that John Rockefeller
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