The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-11-04
REFORM P1lEss SAYINGS.

REFORM PRESS SAYINGS.
John /. Sullivan is very much like
The old parties he has had his day.
Sun, Shelby, Neb.
Over one hundred members OF the
Oeuber Watch Cos. Mckinley Club
at Canton, Ohio, have formed Peo-
pies party club, with republican
candidate for mayor at its head. -
low Farmer Tribune.
There were more evictions OF ten
ants in New York City last year than
there were in Ireland, The poor
people could not pay the rent, so they
were hustled into the street. -Peo-
pies Friend, Boonville, Ina.
Senator Stewart has renowned his
TO the republican party ard
will take the stump Tor Weaver. New
we have three United States senators.
The g, o. p. is rapidly going to
pieces. Dakota Ruralist.
II that Tennessee woman who re-
GENTLY gave birth to six children had
lived in New York, Commissioner
Peck would undoubtedly have claim
cd the increase due to the Mckinley
bill. Labor journal.
Brass bands have never yet won a
campaign. Hickory poles and stream
ers have ceased to enthuse the peO-
pie. All the Peoples party wants is
n good, sober thought and tho back
bone to vote honest sentiments 49,
Labor Herald.
Judge Botkin said In an interview
the other day that he wished the
cholera would take hold and rid
Stevens county OF few old cases.
The judge can be spared easily Tor
experimental purposes, is the senti-
ment in his own county. Smith
County journal,
just think OF the negro counties in
Alabama and Arkansas going solidly
for democracy. Every intelligent
man in the nation knows that such
returns are fraudulent aud yet re-
publicans shout over democratic vic
tories gained by such means. West
ern Advance.
We learn from some OF our contem-
porares that the negroes have be-
come so anxious TO vote the demo-
cratic ticket in some parts Of Arkan-
sas that several OF them who have
been dead for five years arose and
voted the ticket straight ut the last
election. Peoples Advocate.
VIII Kate Field who sits dcwn
heavily in print on the "uneducated,
uncultured, Farmers Alliance, back
woods members OF this Congress"
please explain in d cultured and as
thetic manner her presence al u
Madison Square Garden, New York,
smuggling match National Econo-
mist
In Austral q where the govern.
ment owns and operates the railroads
u thOusand-mile ticket costs $500,
while in this country, wnere the rail-
roads own the government, thou
saud-mile ticket costs $50. And yet
some people still oppose government
ownership of railroads. Phoenix,
San Jose, Cal.
The Cincinnati Enquirer recently
published an article about n boy
dressed in Little LORD Fauntleroy
costume, who comrades tried to hang
him. The youth OF this land are long
suffering, but there is such Il thing as
carrying this Lord Fauntleroy bust
ness too far. Indianapolis Sun.
Republican papers are berating the
democratic Encouragement Of Penn
sylvania for not prosecuting the
Reading combine, and democratic
papers are asking II the republican
Encouragement OF the United States
has discovered that there is such q
thing as Reading combine. New
Nation.
You republicans standing about the
bLFeGJ CORNERS, 10 us ldVOf' IleaSe
bring us in a list OF the men who
voted the Populist ticket one and two
years ago, who have gone back Ia
the old parties. We hear 50 much OF
this that we are anxious to be fur.
nshed the list 70: publication. -
Greedy News
To become a thinker and act inde.
pendenty nowadays is to become d
crank aud a fanatic. How shameful
il is TO insult and belittle a man for
thinking for himself even II he thinks
wrong. Honesty OF intention makes
" mans conduct respectable in the
eyes OF honest men. Labor's
Tribune, Carthage, Mo.
Third party movements have been
successful when great issues like the
present are before the people for re.
formation. The great movement led
by John Quincy Adams in 1924, was
successful the third party led by An
drew jackson in 1928, and the one led
by Abraham Lincoln In 1850 were
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