The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-13
THE ALLIANCE.

/ Faulkner County Wheel: DonHt be
caught by the State bank fraud pro
posed By eminent Democratic states
men and pretended friendly papers
Our lIoney must be full legal tender
government money The national bank
system is far preferable to State bank
frauds The State bank cry is a side
issue to catch the Alliance with and
thus enable the money power to keep
its death hold upon the people 1t is
such a palpable fraud that we think it
viii not deceive many. but its inten-
siOn Is TO deceive and rob the people.
The Industrial Union: Mr.. Fin
found \ ten dollar gold piece, and was
right glad OF it Rubbing his hands
In glee he said TO himself. 4 will go
nov and pay my rent" He did so
the landlord paid the dollars 10 a
farmer for corn and the farmer meet
ing Film. who by the way was a car
penter. and the farmer owed him ten
dollars for. building his corn crib and
he gave the ten dollar gold piece to
Film who took it TO the bank and
learned that the coin was counterfeit.
Query. was Films rent paid? Did the
landlord pay for the corn? Did the
farmer pay Film for his LAHORE Verify.
the fellow who talks intrinsic value il
money Is great blOck-head-
The Freeman: II the editors OF the
big dRilies only knew how little, how
enthusiastically small is the influence
OF their tremendous headline on the
Alliance mind they would cease TO
labor. SO hard to get them up in such
style The Alliance countenance only
breaks into a broad smile as the eye
beholds these mighty heads. And
again, those fish stories about the
Leaders that are constantly appear
Ing serve TO provoke laughter and
laughter only. The Alliance has its
own sources OF Information about its
leaders and their work and upon
these rely with absolute AMI serene
confidence Space and labor could be
saved for some really good work. II
our big dailies could only realize
that their headlines and latest reports
about the leaders" we're producing
mirth, but otherwise were at zero. so
far as the Alliance is affected thereby.
/ LIE AltldnC6 I1GfdlQ- me farmers
cause is in better condition. with bet
ter promises and prospects than ever
In the history of the movement In
every state it is growing in numbers
and increasing in determination; and
IS the membership becomes educated
In the condition OF affairs. and per
ceive5 the great necessity for unity OF
purpose and concert OF action. that
determination TO forego petty differ
ences of opinion and unimportant
variance of methods and become a
unit in purpose, a unit in Oh. ect and a
unit in action is more fully and thor
oughly realized and readily accepted
by all United we stand; divided We
fall" Pool your issues Get together.
Pull together. The goal OF success IS
IN view and by good pull a strong
pull and a pull altogether the haven
OF safety will be reached. Stand firm.
with your faith in God and determine
ton TO do your full part. and al viii
be well.
Rural Home: The Bourbon Democ-
racy." How it screams tine Allan &c
and third party" There is one con-
ISOLATION, the Alliance in North Caro-
lima will not be .bu,ldozed' into vot-
ing for such old political hacks lie
vendors and sl8nderers as composed a
part Of the Bourbon Democra Y. -"
You cannot scare. you cannot drive
the Alliance people. They are going
TO vote for those whom they know will
try TO carry out their demands The
Alliance of North Carolina and OF the
United States will stand by these de-
mandS and the more you make fun
and sheer at them. the closer do we
draw to them Thirteen states have
already declared emphatically for
these demands. and especially the sub
treasury plan. Let elbows touch
brethren. The Alliance has either got
to go down or Wall street rascality
must go Which SHALL it be? Will
you be free men or will you be slaves
70 noneyed aristocracy? viii you
vote for The hirelings who are fighting
your officers and your order? The
money power ''is behind the throne"
and are urging on the dirty. filthy
fight Let every man he on guard
Expose the traducers OF your order
and your officers Let the Bourbon
Democracy" scream its devilish lies
and abuse Their antics are harmless
On with the fight
( The Peoples Press: Senator Sher-
man says: The man who is to-day
getting $3.50 a day or $1.5O for
bushei of wheat would find that under
free silver the purchasing power OF
that 81. so would very rapidly drop TO
s1-25. and that the p cent loss would
fall not on the merchant or manufac-
turer. but upon the man who labors or
who tiIls the soil That is the mex
orable Law OF trade. because the price
of commodities is fixed by the mar