The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1891-11-06

sOundeStnnanclal measures ever placed
before any people and the time Is not
far distant when this, or some other
equally as good plan will be enacted
into Law.
The Oregon Alliance Herald: II the
Farmers Alliance had collapsed half
IS often as the newspaper opponents
have given out news to that effect it
would long ago have been forgotten,
but instead of being forgotten it is
being remembered in a very lively
way, and the remembrance promises
20 become even livelier as the presl-
Dental contest approaches
Wilton Star; The insinuation that
It has been on account of lack of in
dustry. frugality and system that has
in the past fifteen years more than
ever before engulfed the farmers in
mortgage Indebtedness Is wilfully
false And no one knows It better
than many that make the charge
There is no class OF people that works
harder and practices more economy
and enjoys less OF the comforts and
luxuries OF life than the farmer. Mo
nOpoly contraction and rascality in
high places have done it
The Sentinel: The people know
that they are paying the Vanderbilts
SIS. OOO 600 year salary; and mill
ions OF them are quite tickled at the
idea or at least they act as II they
we're Such lite Barnacle, patri-
otto families among us. serve as no
bility. and quite reconcile many Of
our rich to living in America
As for the poor. bless you. they
seem to feel only envy for those more
successful people but they are willing
to do little starving to keep their
ludships and ladyships in good trim
and fine feather.
The Arkansas Farmer: The great
underlying thought that is at the bot
tom of all the principles OF the Farm
ers' Alliance is the overthrow of the
present unfair unjust and Ubiquitous
system OF national finances, and the
institution of another that places the
government nearer to the people the
treasury nearer the masses instead of
the classes 1t is the determination
OF the people to hold and enjoy the
fruits OF honest labor instead OF stand
ing by and seeing others enjoy them
whilst they suffer. This they are de-
termined to have and nothing can now
stop the movement
The Bevier Appeal: Do not let your
old party prejudice keep you from
studying the sub-treasury plan. Do
not let the old party politician deceive
and mislead you and keep you from
Investigating it He knows that the
corrupt leaders of the old parties will
never work for any change in our
financial system that will prove beIle-
fetal to the masses, and that his only
hope OF keeping you in the old party
ranks is by binding you TO the truth
and keeping you in ignorance Let
the light shine upon You Seek ear
nestly and honestly for. and open your
heart to receive the truth and you
need not fear the result
Labette County Statesman: The
owners OF bonded whisky owe the gov
ernment $40. 600. 900 in taxes and they
are asking TO have the time of pay
ment extended As presidential cam
paign is coming on tho request will
probably be granted. and no penalty
charged as the law docs not provide
for it The farmers and other owners
OF real estate in Kansas owe the state
quite an amount Of back taxes. A re-
quest to have the time of payment ex-
tended could not be granted under the
Law but the state will sell its land to
gets its money. and allow the owner
of the land three years to redeem in
and only asks him to pay the holder
OF the certificate two per cent per
month uatil redeemed. The same po.
ntical party made both laws
The Alliance Monitor: The Alliance
comprises a majority OF the voters OF
Alabama These voters have a right
TO their opinions to the policies TO
their plans and their purposes They
are simply exercising the right of citi-
zenship in al they have undertaken
and all they purpose TO accomplish
They have all their material interests
and the welfare OF their children in
volved in the result It is not only
their right but their duty to do all
they are undertaking. They would
be recreant to the demands of man
hood and every obligation incumbent
upon them if they should do less A
majority OF them regard the union of
the West and South as the easiest
best and safest plan to be pursued.
and those who CT i'm TO be their lead.
ers should seek that consummation
San Miguel Messenger: There is not
an industry in this stale but is OPP
pressed by the railway monopoly. but
the worst is the agricultural inter
est which by all means should be best
fOstered- 1t looks as If the railroads