Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-10-15
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devote more OF II TO preaching against
the hell they see all around them in
stead OF the one they don't see, r. Nation
al Reformer.
Pretty predicament the American
farmer Is IN If he can be prosperous
only when other nations are starving.
Rejoice at the calamity Of your foreign
brother and vote the old party tickets
American Nonconformist
The Sidney Herald, the leading news
paper Of Fremont county. comes boldly
out in support OF the peoples party. A
splendid county ticket nominated by
the new party there, is about certain
10 be elected from top 10 bottom. Her
aid, Newton ia,
BY the way. the Noneonformist is the
same old hustler OF old II made the
move from Kansas TO Indiana and never
missed an issue or withheld a bow at
plutocracy. This is the kind OF nerve
and 'git up and git' it will take 10 win
in this movement Marshal Mo. J
Watchman.
The issue OF the Populist Handbook
has been delayed few days but that
delay has been OF great advantage To
the book, inasmuch as il has made nos
sible the insertion OF the census bu..--
tin on real estate mortgages in Kansas.
Fifty cents gets the book and no peoples
party men can afford to be without it,
Junction City Tribune.
Why there should not be perfect una
nimity OF sentiment between the mer-
chant and farmer with regard TO finan-
eial reform we fail TO see What bene-
l,s, Ia
The prejudice which has arisen should
be put aside and they should stand TO-
gether in the great battle for an in
crease OF the currency. Arkansas
Economist.
John J. Ingalls,, well-to-do farmer
resiking south of this city, drove down
the alley back OF the Patriot O;lice with
spring wagon load Of apples and
scooped them into the cider mill. He
got . cents bushel for them. Mr..
Ingalls, is quite well-known in this sect
ion, having been identified with the
agricultural interests OF AtchisOn coun-
ty for great many years. -Atchison
Patriot
In Kansas the party in power is kept
busy trying 10 prove that the state Is
not mOrtgaged so heavily as the census
discloses while in Washington the ad-
ministration is making desperate efforts
to show that there is more money per
capita in circulation than ever. The
loan agents OF that state and the secre-
tary of the treasury will all be kept
very busy II they continue in this
course. National Economist.
The government has given to railroad
millions Of dollars as sub
sides. But did you ever hear Of tho
loaning a laboring man
who has been thrown out OF employ
ment, a family 10 support, enough
money TO get breakfast with? But 1t
loans to the national banks millions at
one per cent. Yes, the government
has had millions for corporations but
not one cent for toilers. -Salina UnioA
Whenever one OF the old party dis
ciples tells you that they are ready and
willing to 90 what the alliance wants
done except the land loan and sub-treas-
dry, ask him when they ever proposed
to abolish the national banking system,
are declared in fayer OF government
control Of railroads and telographs, or
when did it ever demand that the gov
ernment furnish the people a circula-
ting medium at a lower rate of interest?
Billings Mo. Times
The amalgamated council OF building
trades and the central labor council of
and vicinity alone represent
nearly thirty thousand voters and mem
bers OF organized bodies OF laborers.
The president Of both councils are nom
mated on the peoples party ticket, and
we have the Australian ballot system.
All, friend politician, you know what
that means. When the votes are
your two eyes will open like
this: O O. Those are the initials OF
''Othello's Occupation, and down the
bridge OF your nose will trickle the
word gone. ."-Golden Rule.
As the hours grow darker clasp
hands brethren, and stand firm by our
beloved order. Stand by its principles,
come what may and in the end a glori-
)us independence will be secured. In
dependence is the only thing that can
better your condition. You want to be
Of monopolies banks, trusts
md all political parties. Independent
IF thieving combines as well As polit-
cal combines, and you are safe, and on
he high road to social and financial in
dependence that is the long sought un-
'ealized hope Of the tOiling Millions
Alliance Fla Banner.
On September /, wheat was 9s. Id.
Der hundred in Liverpool, or Sl.3l per
)ushel This was ten cents per bushel
higher than the same date 1890. In Du-
nth wheat was ten cents lower than
N the same date last year. In other
words twenty cents more margin for the
. la4
ast year Ii cost twenty-five cents to
)ay all charges from Henning to Liver
lool, so that il we had an open ship
nent between Duluth and Liverpool,
wheat should have been Sl.00 In Hem
hing. But as all the elevators at Du-
nth and Buffalo are in the combine
here can be no free shipment nor can
wheat be got through them without be-
ny mixed to lessen the grade. -Advo-
,ate, Henning, Minn.
National banks do business with
,onds for basis of credit. What
ire national banks but evidences OF the
rational debit How are these bonds TO
,e paid except by the people? How are
he people to pay them except from
What they produce from the land? All
lebts must be paid by such a process;
Wind and water ana sunlight don't fur
fish any tangible debt paying material
{ is the land which must pay all debts,
,ublic and private, and is the basis of
III wealth Yes, the national banks
oing business are evidences
f the national debt which must
,e paid by the land and its products, is
mpudent to tell the farmer that land
won't do to bank on. lit amt good Sc
urity.n That vas the argument Of all
he bankers now retired from business
n Canada The land is too solid and
afe a basis for the average banker. IL
S too inconvenient 10 run away with
nd can't dodge taxes.-Little Rock
Ark Farmer
Alliance men as well as others shouts
lot believe one-half the reports OF ALI
nee doings that are telegraphed to the
itv dailies from the east They are
framed to suit the schemes Of
he enemies of the alliance movement
nd II they can cause discussions in the
anks of the alliance on this coast, or
eter farmers and lahorers from joining
his organization. the object aimed at
7ill be accomplished. The leading or
-ans OF both she political parties either
neer at or boldly antagonize the alli-