Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1892-12-02

Many signs point in the same direction.
The avaricious greed and ever augment
ing wealth in comparatively few hands,
the ever increasing dissatisfaction among
the producers and the more and more
frequent troubles in the laboring centres
are unmistakable signs. The intefere-
nee of such organizations as the Pinkerton
the people will not tolerate, the state
militia will not be considered satisfactory
or fully to depend upon by the spoil
gatherers and a successive addition to our
standing army with divisions garrisoned
a. the laboring centres will be the result
For in reality we are not advancing on
the great republican principles hearalded
by our noble forefathers in their decla-
ration of independence, and laid down in
constitution of government. We are i'm
itating and introducing every system
practiced in the old world by which the
people may be classified and castified
into mobiles and serfs.
When people call for money system
based upon tangible production-a real
republican money system-they are
naughty blasphemed, ridiculed and
pointed to the cunning inventions Of
monarchy and aristocracy as the ideal to
fatten from, and 50 far have we gone that
we dare not any longer be original and
true to our republican principles. In
matters of vital concern to our own
people as our money system is, we must
seek council and advise from Europe, go
into conference with her there, where as
a matter of course she must be the ruling
spirit, in short we are not any longer the
independent republic, attending to our
own matters as best TO serve people
with government of their own, we must
be apes of monarchy and accept cunnlngly
propped up financeering-the Europe
an fleeing system-and the Malthusian
doctorlng. This has long been worked
under deck, but 1t can not very well be
concealed for any very great length of
time, the people are fast finding it out,
and they will employ their constitutional
right and restore the republican govern
ment into the hands of the people, and
inaugurate genuine republican lnsttut-
ions too. 1t may sound a little singular
to the average citizen to hear the state
ment, that national debt is blessing,
and that a mortgage on property is a
sion Of thrift ar6 rrncnn h,,t ctirl, tO
that doctrine and you may succeed iu
hammering the belief into habitual
acceptance. The old Egyptians through
centuries Of oppression became so accust-
omed to it, that when they had no more
property to mortgage, they placed their
own person under the yoke of the mort
gage>and became body servants or slaves.
1t was this system Moses sought to ex-
tiuguish every remem brance of during
his years wandering with the Israelites in
the deserts, but he did not succeed, the
Canaan and the Mosaic decree of the year
of jubilee, or that every one should re-
ceive his property again and become
free in time of little effect. The oriental
people are cursed under the system today
Did you hear of England a, few years
ago sending an army to Egypt to protect
English interests in that country?
Did it ever strike your mind what that
really meant? England also short time
ago sent an army to the Astracan noun
tains and East India on the same errand.
What did that mean to the unfortunate
people of those countries?
Upon a time within the history of this
country England sent an army to protect
her interests here, you probably have a
clear recollection of how that resulted.
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