Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1891-10-20
THE PEOPLES PRESS.


the republican state central committee,
at heart. -Atchison Champion.
Pretty predicament the American
farmer is in if he can be prosperous
only when other nations are starving.
Rejoice at the calamity OF your foreign
brother and vote the old party tickets.
American Nonconformist.
The Sidney Herald, the leading news
paper of Fremont county, comes boldly
out in support of the peoples party. A
splendid county ticket nominated by
the new party there is about certain
to be elected from top to bottom.
aid, Newton. la.
By the way the Nonconformist is the
same old hustler OF old. 1t made the
move from Kansas to Indiana and never
missed All issue or withheld bow at
plutocracy. This is the kind of nerve
and "git I'D and git" it will take to win
in this vement.-Marshal NO.
Waterman.
The issue of the Populist Handbook
has been delayed few days, but that
delay has been o. great advantage to
the book, inaslluch as it has made pos
sible TIE insertion OF the census bulle-
tin on real estate mortgages in Kansas.
Fifty cents gets the book and no peoples
party men can afford 10 be without it
Junction City Tribune.
Whv there should not be perfect una
nimity Of sentiment between the mer-
chant and farmer with regard to finan-
cial reform we fail to see What bene-
fits the latter must benefit the former.
The prejudice which has arisen should
be put aside and they should stand to-
gether in the great battle for an in
crease of the Observation-Disclosures
Economist.
John J. Ingalls,, well-to-do farmer
resiking south of this city, drove down
the alley back of the Patriot Office with
spring wagon load of apples and
scooped them into the cider mill. He
got % cents bushel for them. Mr..
Ingalls, is quite well-known in this sect
ior, having been identified with the
agricultural interests of Atchison coun-
ty for great many years. --Atchlson
Patriot.
In Kansas the party in power is kept
busy trying to prove that the state Is
not mortgaged so heavily as the census
discloses while in Washington the ad-
ministration is making desperate efforts
to show that there is more money per
capita in circulation than ever The
loan agents of that state and the secre-
tary of the treasury will all be kept
very busy if they continue in this
course.-National Economist.
The government has given to railroad
CORPORATIONS millions of dollars as sub
sides. But did you ever hear OF the
government loaniug a laboring man
who has been thrown out OF employ
ment, a family to support, enough
money to get breakfast with? But it
loans to the national banks millions at
one per cent. Yes, the government
has had millions for corporations but
not one cent for tOilers. Union.
Whenever one of the old party dis
ciples tells you that they are ready and
willing to do what the alliance wants
done except the land loan and sub-treas-
,.ry. ask him when they ever proposed
to abolish the national banking system,
are declared in faver of government
control of railroads and telegraphs, or
when did it ever demand that the gov
ernment furnish the people a circula-
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Billings MO- Times.
The amalgamated council OF building
trades and the central labor council of
Cincinnati and vicinity alone represent
nearly thirty thousand voters and mem
bers of organized bodies of laborers.
The president of both councils are nom;
mated on the peoples party ticket and
we have the Australian ballot system.
All. friend politician, you know what
that means. When the votes are
counted your two eyes will open like
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