Dodge City times., 1891-07-17

death. That of the other wing, the
democratic, is to falsely pretend to ia
vor alliance principles, in the hope that
such pretenses may deter the members
from uniting in an independent move
ment The one policy is bold, desperate
and unprincipled, the other unprinci-
pied. dishonest and hypocritical-Mis-
souri, World.
Says the West Tennessee Wing:
'The sub-treasury financiers, rs . rule,
are people who have not made bril-
liant success in the Management of
their own affairs Isn't it singular that
such men should find following?"
Exactly 30. The men who have accu-
mulated wealth from the earnings of
the producers don't want the sub-treas-
ury in theirs because It would derange
their little schemes by placing the con-
troll of the circulating medium in the
hands of the government and the peo-
ple-Weeklv Toiler.
The party bosses arc trying to brace
mp the courage of the old politicians
who want Office. They are trying to
make them believe that the people are
not dangerous, but Notwithstanding
this most Of the politicians are becom-
ing badly cross-eyed trying to watch
the drift of the people with one eye
and keeping the other on tho road
mapped out by the old party leaders.
If this uncertainty continues much
longer every one of them will have to
wear green goggles before the congress
sional campaign begina-Alexandria
(La) Farmers Vidette.
The Sumner County Press and other
republican journals are in great sweat
over an imaginary scheme of President
Polk to defeat the republican party in
enough of the northern states to enable
the solid south to elect . democratic
president in 1892. II these wiseacres
will just hold their hats until February
%, 1892, they will have an opportunity
to sec what kind Of . democratic presi-
dent the south will elect That we
shall again see q solid south there is no
doubt, but there will be solid north
west linked with it. and the candidate
for president will not be Grover Cleve-
land.
Just now the partisan papers. both
north and south, are filed with war
stories, incidents and pictureA Can
anyone surmise why there b such IN
unusual revival of this kind of litera-
ture? The truth il. presidential cam
paign is near at hand and the two old
parties are indulging in the usual pre-
liminaries preparatory to such IN event.
1t is done to continue the cry Of section
a.ism and thereby array the people Of
the north and south against each other.
This scheme has worked very satisfact-
oriIy for years past, but just now the
alliance seems to block the game quite
effcctually.-National Economist
of the effect of the sub-treasury
scheme in Mississippi the Natchez Dem
ocrat says: 1T is useless to deny that
this poisonous doctrine and its un-
scrupulous advocates. who hope to ride
into office upon Il are doing . damag-
ing work with the democracy Of The
s lid south At time when their unity
is abs slutely needed" 1t would seem
from this that many reports concerning
the disintegration and failure Of the Il.
lance ia Mississippi have been wide ID
the truth. Il appearA also. that tn
sub-treasury plan b not losin& ground
rs has been stated Ths fact = the Il
lance in Mississippi = doing . grea,
work. Il = increasing IN numbers and
:mportanee 70 such n extsnt that the
political bossss ere neaFly at their wifs
end Ths result Vim doabt2s0 b q
surwino 70 onQ-EDahangA