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The free press. (Poplarville, Miss.) 1890-19??, 1892-01-07
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Two Ways Of DevaloD1Dg 6no Braz2.

'iat was fried" CUT OF manufacturers.
that tho officers OF tho civil service
Wero blcd for thci health. that the
Dious brethren wcro requested to
como down" with money 10 buy the
voaal cal GoGase tho constituencies.
1t VS. known that the republicans
Ucnt into canvass without ample
means 70 cupp;y tho leaders OF "blocIs
OF five" " vno l-nown thGt every
election in Indiana had Witnessed an
amount Of political dobauchory thct
would disgrace = Gcl OF pirStcs; vot-
OF bought by thousands lkc cAcop N
tho nhanbios; ucoundrolly "uorl;er5"
a3 oyory Precinct, with poci-o.s stuffed
@ith dirty cellars 10 3ribo right - 4
loft; - '3I5oidizod preoo to rcpen. Tho
5tcraoJDcl lies end hirod 'Jpollbind-
crj" 70 Disseminate rot" from Tho
otump. III this vas known. But Tow
TSalizo tha3 corruption had been GO
nystemat.z5G that Che EundJ for Sc
Continuance ucrc 91iscd by,o process
rs regular g Tho weekly Guo3 u loan
associations c" tao stated Gssc5oEcnts
OF q ba1cvo,ont c7cor. Tho Da1k Q.
Corruption has o rc5c2vo 40 we'll rs
ca Sc.lco iand VITA : rull compile
Lcas OF tellc-9 cashi4gc, ccccuntantc
and GisS lc5cr-, Just Ills any othei
ban: ci Issue. Tho carrorcy OF thif
corporation = 81 all Lindg, :eom .ac
Cc5pisod oilrer Gollc: ~ tho much
coveted cold. and IS & ci! ".rcc" ~!
S2calo Eurposes, However ro-trlctet
~ NCAaaso .or Co13SSI G.2agDno2
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

Tho Noucon'or-nist accompanied
this article With O fac-simile OF tao
drnto rsol ~ tho Republican National
Committee to cOmpoll contributions to
at1 ''rc9crvo', fund
Tho doctrine OF civil scrvico reform,
rs undorotool and GdministrGted by
tho republican party, mover re eiyed
q inoro1 trikolnG illustration than thaj
afforded By tho accompanying cut
Tho engraving presented on this pcGc
aa1 prepared especially for tho Nom
cohformiGt. Tho original docunenj
OF which tho cut 10 . fac milo, has
Occl In possession Of tho management
{op como elmo end 10 still hell for tho
1cncft Ct cny who desire to inspect
It, Tho cat, however, which is an
exact reproduction OF tho infamou1
fccu-onG without chc change OF @
Goctcr or 9 line, may TO studied to aG~
lGntcgo by tho army OF Monochrome
:05 1cGdcr0 end al others who wish
10 locra colaothing OF political NH
chino ;ncthod1. II will be observed
tha3 his vC9 ono OF tho ropublicaM
rchonco for caisicg funds for tho
lgarryinG Out of tho wholesale and
nyStorla3io corruption, which he
loen tbo cllioH footure Of every CAM
lJcign 3hoy havo fought for twenty
scars. They have many ways OF get
ling thiG infGmono fund. The cut IL
9ustratcJ only ono OF them. IL is Of
Especial interest MS showing that thei?
Gorruptlonlnnd is continuing affair.
1T goes on from year to year, cam
0,aign o. no campaign. IL constitutes
Nfha5 tho managers call their "re-
rorvo" fupCG. it might better be de-
,uoninatcd "dinl;ing" fund, Gs its
iordcncy is 10 sink the whole nation
in @ ccsgIool CT iniquity, rs it should
cortcinly sink too deep for resurrec-
lion tAo par.y which produces it.
DhlJE OF POODLE.
Tho uniformed, while they knew
thnt this boosted party Of "high
;norcl idcn9" oover went into cam
paign uithouS doodle contingent,
supposed that each fund was raised
only for tho particular election then
pending, 1t was we'll known that
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

on C national scale. The Dudlevs
have but followed tho Dorseys IS tho
Cuays followed the Cameron. From
bribing bailiw.c5s the grade was
gradual to 'cornerlng' common
wealths and contracts are now taken
to buy ctat@s in .ob lots.
"No pcat-up Utica contracts our pove7s,
Tho whole LOundless unigCr3e ~ oarg d"
THE 20 E53 IND THE yIcTIM.
1t il not charged that the repabli.
can party has done oil tho buying
but tais Is coa1 lently aEirmed-that
parry arst introduced the buslnos end
brought II TO such u perfection co 70
justify its recognition as u Eno art. IL
WAC aot Until republican supremacy
was we'll tlisned and Ion cJntinu.
Cd thcs the olous traffic in votes be-
came universal and systematizcd.
Nor DO they think justly who blG.ao
OILY t2oso VINO better thcl: b2llots
In oycry codo Of morals tho receiver
OF c.o!en Goods Il regarded as bad a.
tlo tlicf With GILL moro Justice tao
Tgccuro3s - pronounced fIr Uor-c
than tho victim o. he. Uilc,. ~ o
patty oiroasoning tho contributors t.
corruption fc=dO 3gJ NOR guilty thcD
those who ro@o.vo 10 price o. Gh-.,e.
c-hosc vho >Hl-o high oAc.j l. 30 re-.
cult OF pareA-se6 r0:cJ gro cs3.tsy
o-c1lcJ G. slc.- corn':y IT, r.
crcatureo VIC Ill t--4r liz,
iJr c Lie5s C. soJ.1ss l..
70 S3og sA..;.-J A-..g, =
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mortal. AS tor tho rest the female
figure in the center will answer to
typify tho prostitution OF which "se-
RES T" is perpetual memorial.
Wien Mathew Stanley Quay and
William Nndc Dudley issueO tho cur
rency OF corruption, Il 10 we'll that the
Goddess u Liberty 10 Geposed to
give placo TO c harlot .wEoSo features
ftly oym51lizc bo.h heir -e;Eod9 cad
tAeir noaeJ.
LOOK CT TIL P.CTUE
It is entirely proper that Dudlov'O
namo should 10 signed to cich bill.
Tho man who has Z national reputa-
tiou cs 6 yosc-olyer and baliot-de-
bauchc. figures ftt,nGly as treasurer
OF ouch fund. &c has great famo
as managing politician, but i; iS
Juno OF !. very pcculiar kind and
OILY cnotner nsno for iniauy. he
I has never been heard o. prominently,
except N connection with SONS
/ s;Acno 10 "fx C float or ''boodleiZo
~ blocss." LIS ambition went 70
higher. nlE indeed it need no.. %
5ccceJsful c:hiJSensnt ~ TIL LEO
| brought hin tao VociiS.cas oDrlausc
and ar.7e-sal acclaim Ct tho highly
Irorcl e,.c:y uhich he c3rvcL III
fac, 50 adrnirat.ol TcEo y prJpOr;.o1
20 iho -unolr cni c@te-3 VI his
crimes cgairss.thc ballo;, 21d r-acl,cl
I'll elimination vhen he achicTc1 Ii1
lcra1tslpieso n +n!auity, Lnovn c5 tao
| c.,ln.%c,o..s, <" c..s;:!21 .Tea> EILcE
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tho custom OF 'The sanity DAYS of
yore.n entitled him to TO placed
among the republican Gods 1t was
the deidcaLion OF Dudley. the eycnge-
LIKING OF tho emissary OF evil. Well
might old Satan smile at this perfect
product OF plutocratic power, this
rareripe result OF republican, rule.
THEN COX on THIS !
PicHpockets pilfer In pairs. and It
would DO strange if party so Rirh in
rascals had IA led to furni b t fell
low for the Hoosier hustler" AS
nature loves to duplicate her work, SO
the political pool produces proiifical-
ly every variety OF monster from the
hoTned-ioad to tho devil-ish. Thirty
years of republican government, In
crea;ing in an a,cendirg grade OF
or me, finally ends in IL supreme
achievement The state OF Pennsyl-
yania, where the party of great moral
ideas and immoral practices had its
widest field and fullest fruitage, prof
fers with pride suitable compNnion-
piece for tho protected product" OF
ISdiana's infant industries. Quay
joins Dudley. One writes himself as
chairman, the other aj "treaSurer, y
and each slereotypes his signature in
mn Immortality OF MANY, ta2e npon
these twins OF republican parentsge,
these children OF cAic9ne, legitimate
offspring OF illegitimate methods.
Two souls with tut u single scheme,
two hearts that beat for Doodle Two
Dromios in Gcgiltry, alike and vet
unlike, constantly mistaken for each
other and yes az hard 10 detect us tho
"litslo jo;er OF tho thimb eglgger "
Pulls OF tho lower law. they do bust
ness under tho sign OF tho slyster.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

his wpy into tho Roman treasury.
with money We will get votes aud
with votes, Office is the slogan OF
our modern treasury ooters. Re-
warding with high places those con-
spici0us only for corruption of the
ballot has become q fixed feature OF
our partisan policy. Wannamaker,
the modern "Holy WILLIE Is taken
from his Sunday schco into the cabi-
net In payment for the huge campaign
fund raised by his own efforts. Woods
Is given judges gown for lrostitut-
ing the bench aud shielding the i'm
famous dudley from just punishment.
New is sent to London IN receipt of
princely salary us reward Tor the
-dirtiest OF dirty work. He returns
with vulgar osteniation to lead the
hirelinc horde for the recollection
OF the master to whom they owe their
sordid greatness. This powerful
henchman, like the ancient pro-con-
suls, is not only an ndept ut "plunder-
ing provinces but exnibits in start
ling relief tho dreaded effects OF q
hireling civil service. Squat like
toad" at the ear OF power, 1T
ticks the hand that leeds it
and "bends the pregnant hinges OF
the knee that thrift may follow fawn-
iug.n 10 tho victors belong the
spells" is no less dangerous in these
days than when first yelled by the
barbariaos rs they pressed with drip
ping swords to the sack OF ancient
Rome.
WHITTIER ARE WE DRIFTING.
Tho truth is thut the dom lano
party has lost all Shame aud exem-
plifes u vors ia It romurS OF one Of
the finest English writer's, "that men
banded together in parties wilt do
deed, at which IN individual member
OF tho organization would stand
aghast'
This is proven over and over By tho
sight OF otherwise exemplary citizens
justifylng and upholdinG every form
OF political misdeed. Men who say
their prayers three times day, do
not hesitate 10 reach IN their poodets
for tho price Of corruption. Right
reverends and very raverends M x
their nunes to tho preserve fund.-
certificates OF the muster boodIers.
Thus thoy join their party in tho
worst OF oiTcnses Tor tho worst Of
causes. For tho crime against tho
ballot Is the greatest OF crimes, 1t
Is tho otfense against the Holy Ghost,
the objectionable sin the sin against
light and knowledge. Ii is I'm at
tack upon the dearest right OF man,
an assault upon the very citadel OF
virtue, the undermining VI the basis
principle OF free inNitut'o ns. oYet
this is tho coud ton, that confronls us
after twenty centuries OF civilization,
at the end OF tho republics first cen"
tennial, Mt the close Of thirty years OF
republican ru!o. Corrupt on rlles tho
state. Fraud frames the law. The
money changer hnyo possession OF
the temple. The people nre dehauched
with the money OF witch they arc
robbed. The oyster is stewed in It's
own Juice. The lamb 10 boiled In Ito
own blood, The dying eagle, shot In
mid.nir. found the bitterness OF death
increased by tho re ection that he
had furnished the weal on Tor his own
undoing;
View bis own feathers on The fatal dart,
| And winged the shaft that quiYercd IN hiA he0rt,
Keen were His pNnls, but krpner inr to feel.
lIenuraed the pinou that lmpelGl thc steel
While the same plumage that had warmed The
nest
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

Interest, usury, taxation, call it what
you may, it has caused more misery and
sorrow and death, than war or peStilenCe
or famine earthquake or Tomatoes. War
with its terrible consequences comes
and goes and is forgotten almost; pesti-
lence may come and leave It's dcsolation
for a time, earthquakes and tornadoes
wreak their awful work in an hour and
are gone, but interest, the blacklist
monster of them all is never idle, its
subtitle work goes on forever, its victims
are more numerous, its deadly work is
more certain to be accomplished its
field of operation is the world. Abolish
this heaven accurscd traffic Of lending
for usury this medium Of exchange and
the world will be half redeemed through
that source alone.-AHiaacs, Nebraska
City.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

When that fresh young man, Kaiser
Wilhelm, made 4 speech to his soldiery
on the duty they owed him and the
Fatherland, which inclnded, among
other things, tho cheerful prospect of
shooting down their own fathers and
brothers, howl was sent up all over
''liberty-lovlng America" What now
is required Of our own militia. our own
regularly enlisted men? Are their arms
trained only upon foreign foes, invaders
of our soil, or only against traitors to
our flag at home? Answer, peaceful cti-
zens of Homestead, 'terrorized women
and children in the Ceur d Alene,
hunted ranchmen of Wyoming, cvicted
settlers and settlers wives Of AriZuna!--
Vanguard, ChicaGo.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30
NOODLE I'm 1TuER;' rRoKERAGr.


Thus tho modern firm OF Quirl1
Cannon and Snap held forth anil
four,shed amnin. Their business,
which commenced on n snail scale,
gradually extended unit it embraced
a nation. Hogarth's iamous cartoons
show every stop in tho "Rakes Pro-
grass" from the frat temptation until
the inevitable ruin. So the cunning
artists OF tho Nouconformist and
other reform papers are how present.
ing the steady Gtages OF The "Bood-
ler's Boom" which began IN the buy
inS of q ballot and ended In the pur-
chase OF @ presidency. IT. tho naIurc
OF sin to grow by what 1t feeds on,
and under the manipulation OF sue
cossive scoundrels the corruption fund
increased from mites 10 millions aad
the first bungling bloodlers bloomeG
into wholesale wreckers.
Vice ia q monster OF snch hldlous mlen
That to be hated needs but to bet emit
But seen too Oft, familiar with her fncs,
We hrst endure. thrn pity, then embrace.
Tho latest firm OF ballot brokers
were simply succ ssors Of other SINH
lar knots OF knaves bego;ten Of an
odious system long since organized
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

1t is unfair to compare the present re-
form movement with any past effort.
That the farmer, who produced raw
products. should desire that city arti-
zans should work for the lowest posi-
bic wages in order to supply cheap
manufactured articles was the plausible
theory of but few years ago. Now,
all this is changed. And it is not mere
talk. We find the Kansas farmers now
supplying flour to aid the Homestead
mechanics. The men whose work
produce everything have learned
wisdom. Labor in .fieid and shop are
united for mutual protection and the
present inequitable financial system
which gives few bankers the power to
control the earnings Of all WORKERS is
doomed.-THe Issue, Ne,o Orleans, La.
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COLUMBlA'S BABY.

You've some ofye heard, reckon,
ofColumbia's yesr old babe;
tell you the like OF it hasn't been seen
Since the days Of Honest Old Abe.
And you've heard what they named her,I recKonf
It's mighty good name she bears
They call her The Peoples Partyi"
And Columbia roundly declares
That her hopes are up and f'yin''
And herN re is rinGn with praise,
And she says the nation will be all right
As long as the baby stays.
All OF us know that the two older boys
Haven't ned out very well;-
Demmip's lazy slck-tongued dude,
And Reppie's o braggin' swell.
When these two chaps were very young
They was counted frst-rate boys;
But for quite spell q years back
They've been good for nothin' but noise.
They fought and pounded each other heap,
And then they'd run to their ma
Ard tell her the other 'un was to blame
And that she ort 10 lay down the law.
Columbia has whcedlcd and spoiled 'cm.
With chnrks'of official pie,
Till they've got to be 30 lazy and mean
That they pretty near ort to lie.
Demme won't pay any attention
When his ma wants him to behave,
And Reppie stjumps up and jaws her,
Like she was galley slave.
Both these boys steal their mothers cream,
And they gObble the butter and eggs,
And they II both of 'em tell the awlulest yarns
That ever was spun on pegs.
They've bowed Columbia IS revenues in,
And pockeied all her cash,
Till the poor woman's totterin' fortunes
Is like to 80 down in crash.
But the strongest part Of the story
Is yet to be published and told
TWO years ago these boys were tryin
To lay one another out cod;
But OF late they'r gettin right friendly,
And they'll soon be i'inin' hands
And swe"yin' they love one and mother
just Ikea Y two other brigands.
And what causes this frlcndliness, You ASH?
The baby's tie cause you II fnd
They see that their mother has hopes oft
Beln' honest, and willin' to mind.
They jealous that's what's the matter.
They're afraid when the baby's grown
That Columbia will let her run tho ranch,
And their chances to steal will have lown.
So since this fear RACES within 'ein.
They forget their old hatIeds and hits,
And both of em league together
To give the baby cts.
But they d better look out how they buster
And brag in their wicked glee,
For Columbia is liable to snatch ZEN mp
And take Fem across her knee.
The baby ia gon' to have a chance
TO prove if she can't do better;
And there ain doubt but what she will,
II the boys win only let her
She's q wonderful GROWN infant,
With wise and KNOWN head,
And face that has love for all mankind
o'er it thickly spread
The boys are tollin' she's sicLly
And not likely to live very long:
But their wish is parent to their thought,
For that baby's so well and strong
And fat and wise and hearty,
That the first thing you know she IL swoop dow1
And chase both Demmie and Reppie
Clear out o. the county and town.
Tho baby was jest year old
On the twentieth day Of May,
But she's walkin' and runnin everywhere
And don't stop night or day.
Her teeth are comm nicely;
They bother some-always dos
But she 5 chawin' a silver dollar
And that II fetch EN- through.
EMMA CLIENT Curtis.
Canon City, Colo.
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The sample shown IN the cut is not
provided for by the laws. bnt is issued
by party that is law unto itself. II
differs from all other money in this
that the only commodity that is
bought with it is men. II is used cx-
clusively TO purchase votes for tho
republican party.
THE PRICE OF SHAME.
The document in question was OBJ
tanned by the Noncon lormist from II
former member OF the government
mail service. He is not member
now, and thereby hangs tale. He
received four Of these rats, hut paid
only one OF them. and shortly after
his refusal found himself quietly dis
missed from his Office. There was no
lurthag use for n man who couldn't
see his way to contribIte regularly to
the reserve fund. Tho dues must
be kept up or the member looses his
otanding in tho order. Refusal to pay
is an act o. rebellion which forieltS
position. No assessment no salary;
no dues, no Office: no ten-dollsr bills,
no benefits from tho great dispenser
OF postage md profit. 1t will bo OBJ
Gorved by reading this peculiarly re-.
publican currency that each contrib
utor is Registered" They havo "go5
him on tao list" ana per odicalY
send him n reminder. "Iu.uro pay.
meuts 10 DO made to tho treasurer OF
the said (rcpubli,Gn nationaO com
mitteo on tho first day OF September
OF each year" So reads tae taco OF
tho note which is secured by IL pc"
caliar mortgage-a mortgage on tho
foul, the manhood the independence,
tne sel!e respect. tho Liberty, the con-
science, the suffrage OF tao pGyec.
This Is worse oven than the NOR =
guges plastcred all over Tho farms OF
tho country by the infamous lcgislG-
ton of the me party. 1t IS worse
oven than tho tribute cXtortel by the
Shylocks who sit at the receipt oil
costumes"
ENOT OF KNAvEs.
IL io interesting ID observe the
names attached to this draft on iu.
lur.ty payable in blood money. 1t;
oignature adoras . tale if it does MOI
p int moral. 1t is trio OF ''at
mild hammered, men rs ever cut {
throat or scuttlcd o ship" Pity thai
t-eir pictures in vignctte were
not annexed TO their names 81
that they might DO readily repro
Guced for tho political "rogues" gal
lcry." 1t is customary to place fam
Gus faces on country currency. Chase
tho originator OF the greenbacks, was
portrayed on the earliest issues. The
father OF his country was similarly
hono~ed and other worthless look on
,, upon us from various denomination
of the nations notes. 1t was Tho
custom OF kings to impress theil
features upon the money OF thei
mental Even now the thoughtful
forehead OF Columbus is being en-
graved for tho coins to DO sold q
souvenirs OF u world which he tount
and others have fGGndered. Similar,
the modern st. Matthew, whose piou
soul revolted ct the opening OF thi
Same fai.. on Sunday, should orna
ment the booIle OF olackmail whicl
his signature makes binding. So III
punched "phiz" OF "Blocks-oi-Five'
Dudley sho1ld be added to this schoo
Of design TO preserve the perishabl
infamy OF lis name and make IT i'm
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

In classic Massachusetts with its S,3l5
square miles and 100000 inhabitants,
where the money power literally owns
all it can survey, the taxable property
has increased $500 III 600 in the last ten
years, while the nine great agricultural
States Of Indiana, Illinois, Iowa,
Nebraska, North Carolina, Georgia,
Alabama, Mississippi and Louisiana
with their ass, 900 square miles and TO-
100000 inhabitants only increased their
taxable property S559 COO, 900 - SlO,-
100000 less than Massachusetts! This
serves not only to show that farming the
farmers pays better than fIrming land,
but where large portion Of the wealth
Of the nation is being concentrated. -
b'dsPtndeHt, Marion, Ind.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30
DOODLE B3CTHERES,

,NOTE-BUYERS AND RALLOT- BROKERS
Votes procured at tho low 'at torms for,
cash, either sngly or in [blocEs OF dvcl to,
suit the customer.
SPECIAL ATTENTION PAID TO oLosG STATES.
:Busiucs1 Gt wholerae or retaN. Taboral.
discount to contributors to our rcsorYo.
'fund.
OFrIcr: Republican National load.
quarters. next door tn Wanamnker'a San.
day School and Plous Bnn's Cabin Shop.
Patronage o. the purchasable collected,
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30
RESULTS or n0UrATicN.

A special excursion train destined for
Philadelphia, contning several hundred
Knights lcmplar oi the communicates ~
tho northern Pennsylvania and their
ladies', passed ON tie LeluGh at 3:d5 p, IN.
Tho men viewed thor hats and said
"Thapsthc stuff" Tic women appeared
delighted az tho sentry lines and hundreds
OF other uniformed men with the strongest
kind Of arguments for tho preservation
Of order IN their hands. Many Of tho
ladies waved their hundkcthieis ~ Iona
NJ the train was IN sight. There Is mi
doubt they understood the meaning Of II
aIl.--Prcss Dispatch.
With the exception Of tho Inst sem
iencc this dispatch Is probably cor
rect BIRDS of u ieHther GncK 10.
gether" These plumed knights are
Tho fostered ieudalIsm that remains
among the busy energies Of II moro
practical civilizations They have
hitherto been looked upon as tho
harmless gew-gaws embellishing with
glittering tinse the deeper substance
OF sacred brotherhood "tEat meets
upon tie level and parts upon The
square and tolerated with II good
natured liberalism. But let II once
be understood that these lords aud
ladies arc particularly delighted at
seeing the armed soldiers the uenlng
tho workingmen, and there VIII be-
gin II crc inspection that may no; DO
so agreeable. The gravtation Of
sympathy will b. sui GENTLY rap d
without SUCH arts ocratic demonstra
ton. Non Con.
The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-09-30

There nre now 5000 homeopathic
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