The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-11-27
ApuRESS
Ofthe National Committee
of the Peoples Party 10
the People Of the
United States.


he results of thr .'ifereHrt. held lay /
them vitt various representatives. or /.
nrgiuizrd industry in this city durIng /
the past few days. Thcee results have /
HerH IT, every respect most sati~fac-i
tory. There IS Hv longer any d,,5il,t .
has candidates fsY pIrSid. ut and 7
vi, e president VIII lie ia the fell he +
tore June J. 1892. nominated 10y the +
peoples party. 1t seems To as very
plain that tide ;.,rfs hats come WHEN 7
uu influence "f tie old political organ
IL tious and M pnver of aggregated
capital c;su prevent the hearty ami uI,-
auiHcHs coming E;ethrr aud coop
eratioH Of all the ial"r forces ot tic
United States, wheihcr emPI"yc,I ia
Tie workshop, ~ in=th mine, OF ou
tile farm,
Ills is an Imp'7ff-Ht event in tie
history Of tile nation and nf civilized
man-there has been 10 precedent
fer It in amy OF tho past ages. Tn
producing Glasses have hitherto re-
I::a!red Impoverished in tho midst Of
the very plenty whirl, they created.
Those Lao tuilcd not hayu POSSESSED
the wealth of the yyorld, while those
who toll have too often Suffered far
tie nccrssarivs OF life. But the adj
vance Of civilization and universal
cdUcatici have Hooded the minds Of
The multitude with an ocean s.r light,
and taught the supreme necessity for
cooperation in dcrcrse OF the unborn
rights If humanity. The producing
rla.'srz Of the United States arc the
natiou-a!1 others simply live by he
tolls imposed on tlie industry of she
workers. we make 70 War on tht,
HOnPTc,iurers, as such, as same Of
them render the People Il fall equiva-
lent of services FOR all they receive;
others are roLbrrs and IlundeYcrs who
under lie imucrfcction OF our laws,
strip toll o! its possessions and 90 not
go 10 the pcmitcnitary.
The people have Echeld with grow
ing alarm the continual advance Of
conditions which every day have car
/ ried us farther and further Nay from
the principles aHd traditions Of the
I founders of the republic, and nearer
to au abyss in which we can see only
Il crushing oiigarrlig. or the dreadful
alternative Of revolution and anarchy.
1t is Tor the purpose Of saving free in
situations. iiy the peaceful instrument
! talitirs Of education aItd the ballot,
/ that the peoples party IF lie United
States las been organized. No honest
man can fail 20 acEnoN ledge lie over
whelmiHg necessity which exists for
such "A movement. We Lave seen ne
shadow Of plUtocrucy spreading stead
lily over our land. We have seen the
railroad corporations grow from hum
bic beginnings, The mrre servitors of
the people, into a vast and powerful
conspiracy which, for protection Of
its bogus capitalization, controls cleo
tions, corruPts our legislatures, tIc-
bauches our juries and casts the
slime of its rottenuess over the very
judges Of our courts, the last res 1T of
justice OIL earth. We have seen the
hankiug associations, from being at
first mere coHyenieneCs for the accom-
mediation of the PEOPLE, swell into "a
lOrdly national confederation, holding
all business men in its grip, able "a
make or wreck, rs their own interests
may dictate, the prosperity of all
classes, while not dollar Of currency
is able to lind its way 60 the people.
fr"m the government that does not
/ represent Il dollar of debt to the mon
oy manipulating class. We have srcu
the daily newspaper press, instead Of
being as it should be ia this nineteen
century, and in this free America, the
champion and defender of popular
rights against all Corners. coerced by
its business necessities into becoming
the ready instrument to bind the
slIackles Of serfLom on the limbs Of a
free people; to confuse their minds by
sophistries; to an their ears with false
hood; to uphold everything that is
destructive to public good, and to
crush every thing that wonld help the
people.
= TEIE KANSAS ELECTION QUOTED.
Is a striking iIlustra ion of the col
ossal lies vfith which the people are
fed and InisieI, VS. would point to ths
vote of the peoples party this yc;iF in
the state of Kansas. Nino-tenihs #
the population Of this country, in eou-
/ sequence of the gross misrepresenta-
lions of the press, beiIeve that the
peaple's party voIe of Kansas im 1891
fell OF very greariy from her vote in
1890, viii tlIeIe Official publication of
tile vote Tins year shows that although
the total vote. If all fsarties in KANSAS
was about so 900 less than it WAS "a
year aga, the peoples party vote was
actually Increased about l24 per cent
over its vote In 1889 ar II per cent OF
the entire vote The republican ma
jOrity in South Dakota WAS reduced
from 10, 600 ia 1890 to 2,TOO in 1891,
while ia Nebraska the peoples party
came Within 3,OG0 votes of defeating
the dembined power of both the old