The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1891-09-11
rHE TRUTH AT LAST.

late the example of the circus per
I former who rides two horses at once
Quoting au editorial from the Herald
exposing rhG treacherous aims OF the .
. alliance, AIr- WorUeu says;
''To say the least of IL we think the
above rash advice Ii the policy OF the
Z Herald and American were carried out
it woull destroy the democratic party
in Tennessee The Herald should not
forget the powcg of the alliance in
the state convention last wear, when
/ buchanan, the farmers candidate, was
nominated and triumphautly elected
governor This ss no time % talk about
a direct divorce between the democracy
and the alliance The fact is, we don't
believe the alliance and the democrats
in Tennessee are going 10 separate be-
cause the Herald and American advise
such an unVvise course"
The Herald. in ALI sincerity, admits
/ that IL would be better for the demo
! cratic organization in Tennessee 20 be
/ destroyed than TO be compelled 20 bow
! the knee 90 and swallow tho hsresies
I of the alliance, as expressed in the re-
cent state convention in this city But
what does the Dispatch think about it2
| is Worreu prepared TO iudorss and
] clamor for the adoption OF the very
t things that, during all the years of fits
/ existence, The democratic party has op-
! posCd2 Shall the organization that has
! redeemed the south be made subserv-
/ icut To the viii and cranky vapurings
I of an upstart gaug2 That is the ques-
/ tiou TO be answered, and the Jackson
/ Dispatch IS one paper that should put
/ itself on record uuequivocally- 1t
I should say whether 10 IS Tor against
I democracy. There is no middle course
/ Nashville Herald.
The Nashville Herald in this, and the
/ American, which has been working TO
. the same effect, are right The alliance,
] when IL enters upon distinct political
/ career and puts itself In opposition 70
] the democratic party !H the south, can
/ not look for any other course by demo
. Gratis but one of such strenuous opposi-
ton as it invites. In Texas, where the
alliance last week ordered the expulsion
from the order OF all men who do not
support tine wholly absurd and idiotic
/ sub-trCusurv scheme, the pace has been
. set for all the alliances ia the country.
] Accordingly we understand the alliance
| Of AIississipui which will meet in the
agricultural college i'm Starilville, pro
poses TO pass similar resolution,
which, IL it Is enforced will compel the
expulsion of every opponent of the sub
treasury scheme and make of the local
alliances and of tle state organization,
close, secret and oarL-bound societies,
/ as proscriptive in spirit, and as iutoler-
ant, marrow and biTotCG as the know
johnson crushed in this state and Gov.
| Wise iu Virginia We have such faith
in the American farmers that we be-
/ lieve it will only be necessary 20 call
T their attention TO this fact 60 secure a
general rally by them iu Mississippi
in Texas, and i'm Tennessee aud the
south generally TO he proposed rc0rg1H-
. i-e5 aHarsrs lrtfrh is 10 Be- opposed 10 The
d su5-troysurg scLewG, and also. we be-
lievc, TO tho oath binding secrecy OF
the order. There can be no valid OBJ
lection, and never has been any, offered
3 to the farmera forming organizations
% for their mutual protection and inn
provcmenL But when they seek t0
. / bind 90 their heresies a great political
S organization whose history is luminous
70 with aNpoaitious of its defense and sup
o. port of all classes of the people fight
/ ing FOR their rights and liberties, then
- they invite and must expect
- tbc opposition of every mar
who understands democratic prin
r. cfnIes aud has made those
d principles his own The democratic
@ party is essential 20 the peace, order
- growth and conteutmcut of the people
C OF the south in special sense which
d cannot be understood or appreciated ir
a northern or western state Impair
= its strength, and thus lesson it's powel
? succr--fgIIy TO cope with the republican
il uartv. and peace, order, growth aug
I cout.utmeut would be here impossible
s The mau. therefore, or the men wh'
e attempt to brcaIg mp the democrati
- party iu any of the southern states To-
anv cause or reason pertinent merely
e to him ug themselves is public enc
y my. are all public euemies-t they arr
VI opposed to peace and ordcr-und AK
q utterly reckless as TO the growth or th
d coutcutmcut of their fellow citizens
d This i. the logic of the situation as 3
D. q HH r#|. g. HH#H :. Hr-HH mr. HH
TO cocrce tine democratic party o
e usurp its functions and duties "a
q I the trusted political orguuizatio
of the people. The actio
% of the TeNas alliance and that pre-
s posed TO be taken 10 the same eject b.
III the Mississippi alliance today is OF a GO
@ 2 ercivc and usurpiug character making
u ass It does. "a preference for the Ucal
% platform q sign and evidence OF men
n bcrship. which no man who IS a demc
II grat and desires TO remain a democra
, can consistently accede or consent Y
No drm0rr0t can eyasltrHtIy plefge nm
aeTT 10 n.utafrjs. stand bV and suVD0Tt u
,f Ocalu ptttfora 5y pre1srsAcs- For ever
g. democrat is bound by the national Pla
# form of Isss and will be, until the pla
D form of Is82 IS substituted FOR IT Et
g. the principles promulgated In lsss 7'
~ have been and are conteudlugr and ~
= must continue TO contend Tor then
ID Novem Der, carrying so many OF II
states as were necessary to increase OF
.e column 20 thirty-two. leaving cnl
IN twelve states Tor the republicans
II we only stand together soiidiy and CO..
III tiuue to fight Haufully for the piatfor
n of Isss, there can be no doubt OF oI
Ia / success iu Iowa, Ohio and New Hoi
II. / this fall. and of our Eweepiug the cou
h try again next year, electing our pre-
DENTAL and congressional tickets
this not q prize worth working for2
such "a prize within the reach OF q
he sub-treasury ailiauces2 We answ
q NO" because. all told, they do q
sr mum Der a million and a half OF voter
~ they are not in numbers half the 500
ia Og0 farmers in the country Why, the
"a should democrats do Otherwise tn
~ Hqht them as a mischievcus organ-z
M tion which ~au only iuvlte chaos IA
tn . rule. disorder and disaster to the sour
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