The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-12-25

the heavens with justice aud they will
not falli make law the synonym Of
equity and there will be peace"
-Repu blicauism denies that the gov
er=gnent derives its powers from the
consent of the governed, but asserts
that tine people derive their rights from
the consent OF the government To
this complexion has the American re-
public como at lsst-WeelIy Kausan-
The tvveuty-second of February
conference of all the industrial organi-
cations is TO meet at ST. Louis Every
national organization will be entitled
to twenty-five delegates aud an Eddi-
tional one for each 10, 600 mem bsrs in
each state Now let every body go.
whether delegate or not-Nationul
Advance.
The Pennsylvania Farmer truth
fully remarks that because a farmer
takes an active part in politics is no
reason that he is uegiectiug his farm
any more than the business man is his
business when he interests himself in
that direction. Neither should the
farmer be censured any more than the
business man because he wants things
run for his benefit once in "a while" "
"A little gIimmer of sense has at
length penetrated the thick skull of the
secretary OF the treasury. He has at
row a base upon which to build the
worlds financial structure One more
effort, Mr. Secretary, andryOu will find
that both gold and silver are much too
narrow a base for the same purpose.
Light is breaking. Southern Mercury.
And now the secret is gwen away
that prominent democrats in Ohio"
aided. by their money and their votes,
the election of TeproseH tatives who
Ia me
20 the United States senatei How
many of these Instances will it require
to prove to the people that che two old
parties are in secret league to perpetu
ate the rule of the Shyloclrs. - Chicago
Sentinel.
The annual report on the statistics
of railroads 10 the United States, issued
from the office of the interstate com
merce commission, shows that the
capitalization is 500, 900 and a fraction
per mile. AS the roads could be built
for SIS. 900 per mile, the public has a
very good idea of the extent of oEer-
charging in passenger and freight rate s.
The railway Eystem Of this country
should be run by the people, for the
people, rather than by speculators Tor
specuIators--1Sew Nation
Two stout horses can draw say two
tons. This being the case. 1t would
require s. 500 teams 70 draw the silver
now in the United States treasury. Sill
yer is a commodity, like cotton, and
one would think that our old parties
had put under way = very tidy sub
treasury scheme in authorizing the
United States treasurer 70 buy three
aud a-hslf wagon loads OF silver por
day as a basis upon which to issue e
paper money Why are the silver zaine
owners made a favored CLASP This is
q question now commonly asked on She
farms OF the west and the plantations
of the south New EGti0n-
Many people say give rs a proper
basis for money. Wen what is the
basis or backing OF q national bank
notef a United States bond. Then
what guarantee IS behind q United
States bond2 The governments obli-
CATION 20 pay. 10 is the government's
note Does that make e Food2 Ger
tainly. Then why not issue ths gov
ernmeuts notes in small denomination
called treasury notes2 Il the govern
uisut's obligation f. q sufficient back
ing for she great national banking in-
situations why e It not a sufficient
back ing Eor a few millions Of circulat-
5usg Iua5fu1n7-IYcelrly Toilsz.