The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-21

toe difference Of feather distinguishes them
from one another.
The address next declares that before
1879 both the old parties will be marching
together, and adds:
over our lands we have seen railroad corpora
uons grow from humble beginnings. Inere
seIVltors s, OF the people, into vast and power
hd tul conspiracy which for the protection Of It's
bogus capitalization controls our cleo
lions, corrupts our legislatures, debauches
our lurles, and casts the slime OF
lts rottenness over the very judges of our
So.lrts, tne last resort of justice on earth. We
nave seen banking associations, from being at
nrst mere conveniences for the accommodation
OF The people. swell into a lordlv national con.
federation, holding all business il its grip. able
rooI 70 mage OF wreck, as their own interests
currency is able to find its way to the people
from the government that does not represent q
dollar OF debt to the money manipulating class
we. we have seen the daily newspaper press. in
stead of being as it should be, in this
nlneteenth century, and In this free
America, the champion and defender OF
poHular rights against all comers coerced by
business necessities, into becoming ready in
strument TO bird the shackles of serfdom on
the limbs of free people; to bias their mindE
nY sophistry; to fill their ears with falsehoods
to uphold everything that is destructive to the
Puohc good and to crush everything that would
help the people,,
As striking illustration of the colossal
lies with which the people are fed and mis-
led the address then declares that the Peo-
pies party has not lost ground in the past
elections, and referring to the old parties
says:
Already the asperities of the past have ceased
between them and their campaigns have be-
come sweet interchange of courtesies be-
tween lovers rather than the flercs onslaught OF
warriors contendiDg for opposing princi
pies. The tender amenities of this
courtship will be followed by the hot embrace
OF conlugal love, but tbs union viii be barren OF
posterity, for it will mean subiugation of
liberty and the domination OF mammon; and
as God does not intend that the republic shall
perish, these influences cannot endure or pre-
vail.
And so under these auspicious circumstances,
cheered by abiding faith in triumph in 1891
at the ballot-box, fZhtlng for the homes of a
free people, for liberty. union, industry and
Justice, we confidently appeal to every honest
man in the United States TO come for
ward and help us bury this monster,
putocracy, so deep that he will never
rise again to trouble the children of
liberty. Do not wait to be summoned to action.
This fight is every mans fight; it is a fight for
the roof tree and the babe in the cradle; il is a
night to determine whether our prosperity shAl
be reduced to the old world conditions or shall
advance along the line of the declaration of IN
dependence and the constitution to greater
prosperity and higher civilization.
Wherever this appeal catches any man lei
him call his friends and Deighhors together al
once and organize peoples club and report tC
our secretary, Robert Schillng of Milwaukee
Let the watchword be Reorganization to Save
the Republic" We have the numbers, the peo
pie on our side. AL we need is courage and
resolution. H. L. TAuBENEoK, Chairman.
RoBT. SCHILLIEG, Secretary.
A. r. RANKIN, Treasurer