People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-12-09
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

The Globe-Democrat says the re-
publicans will stand by Cleveland when
he is right They will no doubt find
him about right from now on.
The effort of the Washington
clique to run the National Alliance as
a democratic side show was a signal
failure. Henceforth the alliance will
be directed by alliance men.-People's
Party Paper.
-Four years ago Streeter union Ia
Dor REFORM polled 29,459 votes. This
year Nugent (populist reform) gets
10000 votes At that rate of increase
we are sure of the state two years
hence. Southern Mercury
Leading democratic papers are
already at work diseouraging legisla-
ton on the money question, and claim
monetary affairs are all right; that an
adjustment of the tariff is all that is
needed.-Industrial Union.
Hon. Marion Cannon, president OF
the California State Alliance, was elect
ed to congress by the populists and
democrats of his district The railroad
and land corporation lobbyists will find
in him one of their most bitter and I'M
relenting foes.
Robert Pyne, editor Of the Hartford
Examiner, at the request of earnest
workers in the peoples cause in Con-
necticut, has called a conference to act
on the proposition for permanent or
ganization and the immediate prosecu-
ton of the campaign of education.
The republican gold-bugs east Of
the Mississippi fOcked to the Cleveland
ranks to prevent the free silver populists
of the silver states obtaining the bal
ance Of power and debating the cleo
ton of a silver man. Harrison was
abandoned ten days before the election
and Wall street power concentrated on
Cleveland The two old parties are
one and the same now. No live issues
divide them. Rocky Mountain News
The consolidation of the gold stand
ard honest money" elements of the
republican and democratic parties is
likely to soon become something more
than a political theory. Should the
friends of free silver dare to push that
question to the point of Legislative ac-
ton it will bring the consolidation at
once and wipe out all political differ
ences and distinctions between the two
parties Lamar MO- Industrial Union.
The democrats have had great jolli-
fications in every part of the south.
Wonder if they will ever learn that
they have taken the longest step to-
ward ultimate collapse in the partys
history? Not only is it a minority
party, but democracy is now completely
under domination of the eastern minor
ity Of the party. A minority controlled
by chosen inner circle or minority
by Gideon's band, as it were.-People's
Party Paper.
"A Fayette county man boasts that
on November he was over in Barbour
county, Ala, and cast during the day
six Cleveland ballots, receiving one
dollar for each vote. In Augusta wag
ons were loaded with hired democrats
who spent the day driving from one
polling place to another, thereby help
ing wonderfully in piling up a majority
for Cleveland and the peerless Chris
tan gentleman, J. c. c. Black. Great
is democracy. ATLANTA ga People;
Party Paper.
1t now happens that the people,
party is the only white mans party il
the south In Alabama, Georgia an(
Arkansas, the democratic ticket was
successful only by negro votes, while il
Texas the black wing of the republican
party Endorsed George Clark, demo
cratic nominee, and some of then
voted for him, but in spite O.
Boss Quincy, the great majority of the
negroes voted for James Stephen Hogg
Very few colored men voted for Nugent
Southern Mercury.
Suppose an income tax would driv,
monopolists from the country VIII,
would care? The capitalists could no
take the country away with them, ant
for every one that would leave the fell
there would come an opportunity to
thousand others which is to-day monop
olized. All this talk about the prosper
ity of the country coming to an end i
poverty breeders move away, come
through hats, and smells like limburge
cheese. Phew! Take it away with tn
capitalists Tocsin.
The people Of Georgia do not de
spair They know that they were ma
hgned and misrepresented by the news
papers ridiculed and denounced by tn
stumpers, and counted out and de
frauded by the officers charged wit
the conduct of the election; but iron
all parts of the state come words o
hope and determination. When an
other election comes a yet larger pre-
portion of the voters will be with tn
reform forces. The campaign Of '94 ha
already begun. Peoples Party Paper.
The duty for every true and loya
independent is to stand by the reform
press 1t is the great agitator and edu
Gator. So long as the reform press i
sustained there is nothing TO feal
"The truth is mighty and will prevail
if it is kept before the people. Blu
wherever reform paper fails, the caus
of the people will languish- The
stand by your papers both state an
local Don't let one of them fail. Wor
all the harder for them because of GU
temporary reverse in the late election
Stand by the reform press and you
movement will triumph. - Lincol