Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-03-17
FROM THE PEOPLES PRESS.

tender for all public and private debts,
is bound to be an honest dollar. 1t Is
the men who misuse the dollars who are
dishOneSt.-Ex.
In the great conflict now coming on
the masses on the one hand are untraln-
ed and poisoned by the prejudice and
falsehood. The classes on the other
hand are skilled with all the satanic de-
captions and flushed with thousand
victories. Industrial Educator Fort
Worth, Tex
1t might be interesting to some
to know why it is that money,
which is not the creator of anything,
neither can it be, has such vise-like
clutch on the labor OF this country,
which is the creator of all values. Why
is it? Echo answers why is it?-Alli-
ance indicator Sulphur Springs, Tex
We read of New York man the other
day who brought suit to compel his wife
to live with him. A man who would be
guilty of bringing such suit wouldn't
be fit for a dog to live with, and law
that would sanction such suit is a relic
of the barbaroNs ages, yet they have
just such laws in New York.-NOn
COnfOrmist.
The question OF tae organization of
the new party is being extensively dis
cussed in Alliance papers. AS the
great Cincinnati meeting which will
settle this matter does not occur for
over year there will be abundance OF
time to get all the pros and cons in re-
gard to this matter fully before the
people. Let the people go on.-The
Alliance Free Lance Springfield, Ills.)
Edward Atkinson thinks that ''the
rich need to know how the poor live,
and the poor to know how tho rich
work" Exactly. How do the rich
work? 1t is by oornering markets,
smashing railroads, watering stock,
purchasing legislation, stealing mil
lions, We have no doubt they are busy,
but do they work? Do they produce
anything? Burglars are often busy
day and night.-The Dawn.
Let the third party come by all
means if the people say so.
But let it be peoples movement,
and not an Alliance partj. Let it en-
brace in its ranks all classes of society
and protect and serve the interests OF
all, but lot the'Alliance pursue its great
refoHl and educational work on plane
of responsibility to God and duty to
man that calls for effort as long as
evil shall exist to be met and neutral
lied National Economist.
If the legislature has any money to
spare for agents of any kind we suggest
that it would pay the State well to en-
oloy competent person to restrain emil
grafton. We have had enough imigra-
ton booms in the interest Of bank,
railroad and land Spectators Now let
us have some legislation to assist in
retaining the people we have here.
The farmers Of South Dakota will bring
immigration, if they are not compelled
TO emigrate themselves.-The Ruralist
Huron, S, OAK,
Recently huIlber of prominent ALI
ance men organized live stock associa-
ton at Wichita with a capital stock of
100000. The shares will be placed
among alliance farmers at 1875 each, and
no stock holder will be allowed more
than twenty shares nor will any one be
allowed more than one vote, no matter
how much he may have invested. Of
ticers will be established at the Union
stock yards of that city and complete
control taken, so far as possible, of all
shipments of stock sent there by alliance
mef,--Advocate. .....--..s,--.--.-
Corruption has honey-combed the
American republic, but it will be re-
stored TO its former purity, for from
center to circumference the people are
working up the situation and when the
American people are once aroused,
down will go the things in short meter
The gathering storm is easy discerni-
bic upon the political horison. The
struggle will be short, sharp and de-