The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1891-11-26
POPULISTS.
Peoples Party Managers Sc
cured All They Came For.
Colossal Lies Habiiually Told for Pay BY
Republican Papers, and Much More
of such Talk In the Address
Issued.

Issued.
1SDIANAPoIIs, November 23.-The peoples
party men are the best satisfied Of ell those
who have gathered here. They claim to have
secured all they came for. and even more.
The national executive committee issued IN
address to the people of the United States.
Tho address says there is no longer any
doubt that the peoples party will have can
didates in the field in the next presidential
election. The address condemns the money
power, banks, railroad and telegraph corpora
tons. and what it calls the subsidized press,
which. it says, has been telling glaring lies
about the alliance and other industrial organ
izations. On the latter point the address
says: "As striking illustration of the colos-
sal lies with which the people are fed and
misled, We would point to the vote Of the
peoples party this year In the state OF Kan
sas. Nlne-tenths of the population of this
country, in consequence of the gross nisrep-
RESERVATIONS of the press, believe that the
peoples party vote of Kansas in 1891 fell on
very greatly from their vote in 1890. when
the Official publication of the vote this year
shows the peoples party vote was actually
increased about III per cent. over Its vote
IN 1880, or A. per cent: of the entire vote.
The republican majority in South Dakota
was reduced from 10000 in 1880 to :. 100 in
1891; while in Nebraska the peoples party
came within 1900 votes of defeating the COM
bined power of both the old parties and
elected eleven district judges: 1t is true that
in some judicial districts of Kansas the peo-
ples' party candidates were defeated. but 1t
was only by an unholy union OF the demo-
cratic and republican parties against them.
The hereditary enemies of half a century
gave up the sham battle. and under the in
SEPARATION of the money power, rushed into
each others arms. In this act they conclu-
sively demonstrated that they are the two
dromios of plutocracy. and that only the
difference of feather distinguishes them
from one another. There is room in this
country for only two political parties, the
party which represents the people, ana the
psrty which represents the plunderers OF the
people. We expect to see the two old parties
marching together in defense of the Unequal
tiles which have covered the land with mort
cages and driven the republic to the verge OF
Continuing, the address says: Sand so.
under suspicious circumstances. cheered by
an abiding faith in our triumph in 1882 at
the ballot box, fighting for the homes of
tice, we confidently appeal to every honest
man in the United States to come forward
and help us bury this monster of plutOcracy
so deep that he will never arise again TO
trouble the children of liberty"
Confidence Firm; Business Large.
New York. November 23.-R. g. Dun l.
Co.'S weekly review of trade says:
Much has happened of late to aepress bust
ness and shake confidence, and yet conf
dence is not shaken, and the volume of
business is still close to the greatest ever at
tanned.
Prices are settling downward with the
enormous production, but the fact that such
production continues shows that low prices
are not ruinous.
The alarm about the money market has
passed, an0 no disturbance is apprehended
this year.
The industries are, on the whole, we'll en-
ployed, and It Is especially noteworthy this
week that there is better tone in the
of trade which have been most en-
barrassed. At Boston improvement is seen
in many lines. At Philadelphia the impor-
.ant trades are fairly active. Chicago re
ports merchandise sales much increased, cold
weather having helped many branches, and
while the receipts of corn, cured meats, lard,
butter, cheese aud cattle show some decrease,
gain appears in flour and wheat, oats,
hides, dressed beef and rye.
At Milwaukee, st. Paul, Kansas City and
st. Louis trade has distinctly improved, and
S fairly brisk at Omaha and strong at st.
Louis. but the car famine grows worse, with
grain blockade northward and cotton and
.oal blockade suuthward.
In the south trade is not so active.
Receipts of wheat at western centers con-
anue at the rate of more than a million BUSH
is daily, and the exports are also large, but
he price has declined 25sc on sales of 3d.
OO. 900 bushels. Speculation in corn is yield
ng, the price being &c lower for spot, while
'ork products are substantially unchanged,
md oats nc higher.
Oil has declined a cent. but sugar is a shade
stronger. and coffee has risen sc on account
# the Brazilian troubles, which render COM
nerce with that country uncertain.
Cotton receipts continue to exceed last
ears, notwithstanding the reported short
less of crops.
The money markets of the country are
veil supplied for legitimate needs. but some
,oints report Speculative money light"
Exports of merchandise from New York in
he three weeks of November have been $685.
81, 719, an increase of B per cent, while the
IMPORTS for November thus far are about IL
'er cent. smaller than a year ago, which
,oints to an enormous balance to be settled
" other countries in specie.
One danger is that great quantity of
gheat Is now carried abroad, as we'll as in
his country, on margins and loans, and |
here is a possibility that a sharp decline |
night cause some trouble.
The business failures occurring throughout |
he country during the last seven days num- |
'er 2S5, as compared with total of 291 last !
reek. For the corresponding week last year |
be figures were ga.
Changes In the Constitution.
INDIANAPOLIS, IxD., November A.-The al |
lance council has made several changes in |
he constitution. The first change disquali- |
les business agents from membership in the |
ouncil, because 1t may become Necessary |
or the council to SIT in judgment on the !
gents, and it is not thought proper that |
gents should be members of the body that |
) to inquire into their alleged misdoipgs.
he second change permits females to pay q |
er capita tax and thus become basis for
the same as males. The