Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-07-09


regard Il with far less apprehension
than the gold bug Of the cast.--Leader,
Grafton. Ncb.
No man has the right 70 invade the
peace or prosperity OF innoc nee and
weakness by mental power any more
than he has the right TO 50 by physical
forcc---ln Investigator Atlantic, Ia
Farmers, while you are wedding out
your corn, don't forget to weed out OF
your minds some Of this old honeycomb
on which you have been fed for years,
and when you get clear OF it don't take
any moro.--Union. Gering, Neb.
Never In the history Of any organiza-
tl0n has there been more concentrated
cooperation among politicians 10 down
ON enemy, than the organized effort
they arc making at present to disrupt
the alliance. Mirror, Selma, Ala.
Old ShyloclS, who cares nothing for
anything but tho immortal dollur, is
shaking Is fist IN the face Of abe peo-
pic. His only salvation Is IN the hope
that either the republican or the demo-
cratic party will win-he doesn't care
which.--Journal. Anderson. Ind.
An Irishman said to a friend after
listening to a joint public discussion
between a republican and a democrat,
NAerein they had soundly berated each
other and shown up the rotteness OF
their respective parties, "Dom me,
Hinory, II it amt the first tonne, Oi
iver heard two men dishputin' an both
nv thin tellin' shtrate truth"
Il Is wonderful TO what extent mem
bers OF the alliance are keeping their
mouths shut. A few months ago they
were like flock OF magpies-all clatter
and the business OF the alliance was
everybody's business; now the politi-
oians are complaining that'tbe alliance
men won't talk. IL but shows they are
leurning discretion as well as sense
Mirror, Selma, Ala
Tho Ohio state convention has nomi.
mated VIM. Mckinley for governor on
u high protective platform and Andrew
l.. Harris. a member OF the farmers
alliance for lieutenant governor. Il
will now be policy for the republican
press and blathe. sixties 90 sto5 their
abuse Of the alliance until after the
election at least, since they have select
ed as one Of their standard bearers an
alliance man in the great republican
state OF Ohio.-Lebanon Journal.
Stand for the breaking up Of all
political preiudices. Federate for the
fight against our foes. Division means
disaster, union means ultimate triumph.
Tmeseform parties now in the field are
They local education. The great
ORR party Is yet to be born.
ureiy IN avn from the congested
ance friendsysed people. The pro-
education is not yet
allotinehS III wait and see tho sal
elected. 'lc.-PrOgressive Age.
IT is repers who sod your last
lrs.v. the less then the cost OF
'sing thcs- u get money TO meet in
rest and other obligations rejoice and
exceeding glad. for the price Of the
roduce you sold has gone away up.
And be not cast down, the same thing
will happen this year, and the next,
and the year after, and forever, n you
will only turn a deaf ear to thoas pestil-
snt agitators who would make YOU dis
satisfied with your lot and with the dear
old parties Of which yon are so proud.
shlea1ors are willing tools ofmonopoy,
,,.L;nnblicans and Democrats, have
'""n"s FED and in concert are maxi
agaist the CO. farm and labor inter
=moneY. and the
ONE of the questi02atrlotic and
cided at the coming elesSu, eleS,treai rp
whether a government of the hs
pie, by the people, and foiup.
people, where all men ar Mol
before the law, one w,ho so-,o,,,a
10 obtain absolute eogoyement at n CO. Co
t,ot present condh harmony with
Duf remai ~. frst issue of the
Fofum. Every nan who has figured as
4 politician in the old parties was OPP
posed 10 Independent action. They
must be true 70 party-the people are
nothing TO them II they can secure Of
lic. The fact OF a man being a farmer
does not prove him true to farmers in
terests or TO the peoples Interests
Peoples Forum, Canton, Ohio.
Did you ever stop 70 think what a
waste there is under our competitive
systemy Take, for intance, a dozen
farms lying together. II their owners
would cooperate, instead OF competing
with.each other, 'three-f0urih the cost OF
and OF buildings, and at least
oue-fourth in planting harvesting and
could be saved. We have
advanced wonderfully in labor-saveing
but in Que methods OF pro-
duction we have made no corresponding
but have clung TO methods
that are sburdensome and wasteful. -
Advocate, Mankato.
The Third party is making the wellkin
ring, and Is causing the old parties no
small amount OF trouble. A person
would think from reading some OF the
partisan press reports that the new
party had no platform, was nothing but
a bag OF wind and would cut no figure
Ia the politics OF the country, but we
would like 10 ask them. II such is the
case, what they are making all the
noise about2 II seems very singular
that the best editorial ability iI the
United States would bother their Grains
oyor anything there was nothing to,
but nevertheless they are making a
terrible fuss over something that they
hold there Is nothing mixing sburv |
Independent, De Smet, ). d.
Tho question IS often asked what shah |
We do 10 advance our interestsy IL is |
an easy matter TO tell what |
ought 20 be done, but 10 act unitedly |
seems quite another thing. The mon |
)pOlists can unite with ease. The great /
lilileult5 with the farmers is a want Of |
confidence In themselves, and distrust |
Df each other. We have very little |
surplus money. We are almost wholly |
n the mercy Of organized capital where |
Ihe interest upon the capital employed |
s the great object which controls their |
lction. Were Il possible for the farmers
% agree upon some well defined plan Of |
lction, trust might be formed for mu-
.ual protection. Perhaps the surest |
Fay for us 20 reach this combination Is |
With our united votes TO get control OF |
he government aud destroy the special /
egislnlion which enables the classes 70 /
,pPless ms. The farmers are very con-
crvativc and have no desire 10 60 into |
he trust business, but are determined /
hat the trusts aud mOnOpOlies which /