The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-01


talking on certain lines. Even my
barber talks to me on social questions
Are we undergoing social transition"
We answered him in the affirmative,
anu called attention TO tine fact thut
water always commences to boil next
to the fre.-IoNva Tribune.
The election of Crisp, as speaker of
the house, was a glorious victory for
the better element of the democratic
party-we mean the progressive re
form element. We feel confident IN
saying that the alliance members will
receive due recognition at his hands.
He Is "a silver rsfOrmeF as well as "a
tariff reformer and believes that the
party should not plant the white flag
to the goldbugs gs.-Weelly TOiler.
David B Hill has made speech
1t was a great speech; but the brave(?)
democratic press of the state never
knew it. Yes, the governor of New
York has, declared for free coinage
for the free coinage, il you please, Of
the 37i a grains silver doilar-the Tf
cents silver dollar-thc very same sill
yer dollar demonetized by the repub-
lican party in 1873, and the same silver
dollar Grover Cleveland said should not
be coined free
banking is the chief factor in the
mechanism of exchange. When the
producers of wealth have sufficient in
teliigeuccs to provide themselves cur
reucy at cost, by which to effect ez-
changes, pay debts and employ them
selves in producing what they consume
they will then be masters of the sltua-
tion. And until they do-rthis, they will
be compelled to pay tribute to banks
and moneyed syndicaGes in the shape of
usury, for the privilege of exercising
their natural rights to exchange the
wealth created by their labor--Ad-
vocate.
The alliance congressman and SEN
ators in Washington are the happiest
fellows at the capital They will not
be pulled and hauled around by men
seeking federal appointments They
are the only genuine. straight gOois
resentutives Of the peOple-the
masses-the producers have in Wash
ingt5n. we have nine mem bers in the
house aud two in the senate, who are
the real aud only representative Of
the people who produce the wealth OF
this country. The other members and
senators are the represen entattves OF the
banks, gOldougs railroads, corpora
tious in general aud the mach inc poll
iticiaus--Alliance Tribune
s -The old parties have all the advan-
4d.re OF the political inertia of the
masses Hundreds and thousands OF
men remain republicans and democrats
because they haven't the time and
energy TO become independents. IL
takes time to read u takes brain
work 70 solve political problems 1t
takes originality 70 step out of the old
ruts aud take a new line of action
Hence the independent ranks contain
the men OF thought, of originality, Of
courage The independents are inves-
tigatorsi they are political inventors
and discovsrers; they are the radicals
Of the age aud through thsir actions
the human race is going to take its next
great forward step p--SebrGslza Iude-
pendent
2 Although there is a circulating me
diEm OF s6I per capita in France, aud
the ruling rate Of interest is three per
cent, there IS less complaint Of strln-
Eency in monetary affatrs- A proPosi-
ton Is before the Legislative body
Of the country Tor the government
70 loan money % farmers On their
lands at two per cent interest and
it Is likely to bseoHe a law. though
not very much necessity exists for IL.
France has long since learned that a
high rate Of interest is rot c5ndueive
70 the prosperity cf hsF asEzcuftzra.
and Ihstead Of aIioWisg set OF cor
morants to feed upon it and destroy s.
sGfeguard, prolsstioa and e1zsoursszsl-
meut IS riFeus Besides saeh faet rstlle
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