Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-04-23
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Kansas farmers can get si.5o pcr
oushol for sorghum seed this spring.
Those who have stock on hand are
ortnnate.
The smart aleck' who thought the
farmers alliance down-pour was only
a momCntary shower Is now making
Tor higher ground with all tho speed he
oan command. Times, Fall River, Kan
sas.
There Is difference in politics and
partyism. Politics is the science OF gov
ernment, and charge you TO study poll
tics Partyism Is a collar around the
neck with a brass chain fastened TO it,
l.. l.. Polk.
Would the farmers unite politically
with the city laborers, and vice versa,
then must each class consider what bills
enacted will be Of mutual benefit Here
is the band OF union. Progressive Age,
Minneapolis.
The Western Union Telegraph Co,
has cleared Sl00, 900, 900 in the past -
years, and the common people paid it,.
Why cannot the government do this
work and leave this 800, 600, 600 in the
peoples pockets. Colorado Workman.
II the people put saddle on their
backs and invite the monopolists 20 get
on and ride, and he does not do it he's q
fool. II the monopolist puts a saddle on
the peoples back and then attempts &c
get on and ride, and the people do not
kick they are the fools, Which fool
are you?-Alliance Sentinel.
Those who are hoping great things
from the new congress because II has a
democratic majority shonld remember
that there was a democratic majority in
the house that rechartercd the Nation.
al banks lt'ssncver safe so count poll.
tics before they are hatched. As tho
Arab proverb says to men, count no con-
gress happy until it is dead. *. Of l..
Journal.
Mr. Simpson is the humorous feature
I the new and powerful movement
which seems to create general mirth,
but there is power and principal be-
hind it all TO which IL will be, profitable
to pay attention. Ii may not win this
time nor next time, but when 1t does
win the professional politician will do
TO get into his cyclone cellar aud spread
his umbrella. Bill Nyc
We will again repeat, that the demo.
cratic party can't force Grover Cleye-
land upon the alliance as a presidential
candidate. His nomination in 1892
means n third party. Or rather it will
be two parties-the money kings and
the politicians on one side, and the op-
pressed masses struggling for relief on
the other The republicans will be as
good as out OF the race Southern AL
lance Farmer, Atlanta, Ga.
Mary T. Lease is the daughter OF an
Irish nobleman, who incurred the dis
pleasure OF the British government by
disposition to do all he could to defend
the Irish people from unjust rulers. He
came to America during the civil war
enlisted in the union army, was captur-
ed by the confederate forces and died
among the horrors'of Andersonyilla His
brother and his son also lost their lives
in the civil war Think Of this, 70 ira
ducers. .-Attica Advocate,
Wait until the outraged people Of
this country can reach the men who by
trickery and legislative chicancry
robbed them OF free silver, and the re-
suit will indicate whether the people
wanted free coinage or not Free cain-
age is demanded, and free coinage the
people will have, II they arc compelled
TO walk over the political graves of both
the old parties. Wall street and New
England have dictated the policy OF the
last congress they ever will Their
power Is broken and their sceptor has
departed. National Economist.
People who believe that working
men and women have rights tnat rich
corporations are bound to res pect.
should leave Clarks o. n. T. spool cot.
ton severely alone. The alliance poo.
pie can show their friendship for the
Knights of Labor In this matter The
Clarks announce that they have won Ia
their fight with their employees As al
result the 'handsn gave up their
organization and became mere slaves
watched over by foreman imported
from England for the special purpose
OF 'subduing' them Western Adyo.
cate.
The old party politicians are discon-
solate and discouraged. When they
returned home from congress they
found their political fences all down. !
their cunningly-deyised schemes all
bursted up and the Old Nick 10 pay all
along the line Just how to mend mat /
ters has become question OF great in
terest. Some have given up in dispair |
Others have become defiant and called /
upon the powers of Wall street for
help, while some have put on their |
patched pants, sprinkled hayseed inl
their hair and are waiting to be taken |
in out Of the cold.-Exchange.
The intense ridicule and abuse level /
ed against men who dare to point 10 the /
dangers through which the nation is /
passing will revert upon the perpetra- /
tors with redoubled force. The advo- |
Gates OF political reform have a right TO \
promulgate their principles, and If pos
sible, secure the support OF men from
all parts. The new party must be
made up from the old parties and the
quicker IL becomes the ruling power
the better it will be for the great com.
Let all the good people.
the best thinking people, and all lovers
Of honest government JOIN in with US
now, and help to achieve wonderful
victory in '92. No one need fear the
result, for the people are awake. d. X.
Somuch gold is being sent abroad
that the government has refused TO
furnish bars for deposit and the coin
Is sent instead. What has occurred TO
cause this export Is it the fear OF the
iree coinage Of silver? That would do
10 suggest as cause before congress
adjourned and during the discussion OF
hat measure, but it is no good now.
The fact is this excuse was always false
This gold goes to pay interest aud diyi-
lends on alien investments and nothing
Use. There is no other explanation OF
he matter. About $3.50, ,000, 900 will be
,ent abroad this year in the shape Of
yold, wheat, pork and other commod
ties to pay for foreign demands. -Citi-
ems Alliance.
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