Indian chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1882-1902, 1891-11-26
VOL. x. NO. ~.
8nE PEOPLES PRESS.


Arkansas Farmer Little Rock
AS the farmer is the great fountain
head Ct aii national and individual
wealth. why not legislate awhile IN the
interest Of farmers, and stop 50 much
everlasting legislation in the interest Of
rings, combines, pools and trusts, and
against his INTEREST," Is there any good
reason why those who create the wealth
should not be entitled to all the rights
and immunities that other people re-
ceiye?-Faulkner County Wheel, Con-
way, Ark.
IL has been truly stated that the alli-
ance is not political party; yet the or
der will not condemn man 10 death for
voting his sentiments. The only party
Ia this state that seems to be even IN
lsympathy with alliance demands is the
newly organized peoples party; hence
members OF the order in every county
and in both democratic and republican
strongholds arc throwing OIL their old
party shackles and going into the peo-
ple's party, because IL Is the only one
that promises relief f-lndependent,
Tarkio, Mo-
The New York chamber Of commerce
has just declared itself against any and
y
its members can point TO place whore
or tell OF a time when there was too
much silver money in use for the public
good. If English capitalists should
come to America with $780, ,0OO, 900 TO
invest, they would be hailed with de-
light. What is the objection TO our
own people digging the same amount
from the earth and coming it?-Jour-
nal, Commerce, Texas.
Don't think because your little sub-al-
lance is puny and wanting in energy
and life that the order is goiug down.
Read up and see that it is going ahead
with all steam on. 1t grows at the rate
OF two or three thousand aday Thirty
eight states have been organized, and
all will soon join the column. Nothing
can stop the great march qf the people.
Take hope. take courage, stand true 20
your colors and your principles Will
surely triumph Right will in the
end be the victor Arkansas Farmer,
Little Rock
Here is a problem for the people to
solve. Was our government instituted
for the protection of the dollar or for
the promotion Of the general welfare?
/ We are entering upon an era in which
the chief problem for solution win be,
which shall be the master, man or mon
ey, and upon the proper solution of this
/ hangs the fate OF republic. Yes, more;
here hangs the fate Of the 10th century
civilization. Do we realize the magni-
| tude Of this great moral, social and po-
litical contest. We should be consider
ing the matter.-Free Press, Winfield,
| Kansas
Gen. Grosvenor, in the Cleveland
Press, defending the republican admin.
/ istration says the peoples party claim
that there are 10000 mortgaged
homes in the United States is false, be-
cause says the general, one half the
/ American people live in rented homes.
This prominent republican has unwit-
| tingly furnished the peoples party a
much better campaign document thau
| ii had fixed up for itself For the sake
OF the cOuntry's reputation for prosper
( iiy we had rather believe that three
/ fourths of the American homes were
mortgaged, the mortgag0rs holding an
equity therein, than TO believe that one
half OF the American people have no
/ ZONES at all except rented ones. Haven
Kas,) Independent.
The position of the democratic party
in the various states on the free coinage
OF silver is as ridiculous a. anything
could be. The main bosses-the braiuy
men-the gentlemen Of brains and
courteous instincts, are owned soul and
body by Wall street, and the fear that
the republican party will merit closer
union with the money power than the
democratic party can, keeps the bosses
under the nervous fever all the time
What pity, what shame for party
to cover before "A corrupt and anti
/ American monopoly, and seek to gain
its appreciation before making known
the policy OF the party on questions
which patriotism ought to lead the par
4 ty to espouse. Alas! How art the
mighty fallen, and become as corrupt
| spring and troubled fountain. The
/ people, however, who have the welfare
OF this country at heart do not propose
to stand back and trust their interests
in the hands OF political demagogues
any longer, but have already set the
machinery in motion which is soon to
overthrow this corrupt money power
Labor Tribune, Carthage. Mo.
A great deal is being said these times
about Kansas credit The old party
papers are full OF it. They claim that
Kansas veal or woe depends on the "a
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