The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-10-23

ing on the edge of oblivion. The aIli-
ance will sever the thread, now almost
extint, and the work will be complete.
Missouri World.
Government ownership of railways
is the necessary supplement to the sub
treasury. So long as Jay Gould and his
illz can fix the price of transportation,
every other device for securing to the
producer the value OF his products is in
vain. Give us transportation at cost.
then will the consumer pay less for his
bread and the producer get more for
his grain.-Pittsbur Kansan.
The independent party of South
Dakota has nominated W. II. Smith,
of ATinnehaha county, as a candidate
for the vacant seat in congress. The
convention passed a resolution urging
the appointment of a non-partisan com
mission to adjust the details of the
tariff; the most sensible, If not the only
feasible proposition yet made to settle
that hoary cOnundrum- - National
Economist
We have two parties in this coun-
try, and what are they2 They have
been going down. down, until they
have almost reached the lower depths,
They represent two colossal organic
appetites. Thirsty for spOils." They
are like wild beasts trying to devour
each other. The American people are
D z
men who make the laws for them do
not represent them.-RoscOs Conkling.
If we had railroads belonging to
I the people the fruit-growers in Della
I ware and Kansas would not be feeding
l peaches to the hogs, nor would the
/ farmers of many states in the west use
/ thousands of bushels of corn Tor fuel,
while in our large industrial cities of
| the east men, women and children are
/ starving. The peoples ownership of
/ the roads would bring producer aud
/ consumer together at cost Ournal of
/ Knights Of Labor.
"A brother editor SAYS that when he
was boy his grandmother taught him
I to whistle when passing graveyard in
/ order to keep the hauts" from getting
I him The political parties are now en-
! gagged in the yvhistling game. They
l have no new issue, no new remedies 70
/ offer. The alliance Bpecter is constant
| " looming up as they go about the
! people are asking relief; they even de
mand 1t in unmistalkable language, but
/ still the politicians continue to whistle
| Raleigh a. c. Progressive farmer.
The sub-treasury is intended u
/ place sufficient money in the hands oi
the people to do the business OF ths
Z country without the annual congestion
of money that throws the whole bust
ness interest IN a condition vvhicl
]
interest of money Besides, II vTouiC
give stability to prices and proven
/ syndicates tom depreciatiug farm prod
ucts buying them. and robbiug tn,
consumer, by placing a heavy per cent
upon them in order 70 assure miliion
to the syndicate at the loss and damag,
70 the whole country. = Alliauc.
Herald
Had the alliance been content 4
f1st simply meet and resolve in Eavol
Il such aud such measures being en-
acted into law without carrying its ap
peal to the ballot box. &c would havl
escaped the attacks OF the politiea
's5ossesN who manipulate nominatiou
and measures for which they are paii
by corporations out Of their Legislative
funds" These fellows know with th
adveut to power by the great plain Ileo
pie that they are ont of q job Turi
the rascels ont and put men who are 3
: sympathy aud who VIII work for tn
Interests OF those whose servant he
II tho legislative halls OF the country
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