The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-09

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clone, at the steplenville picnic, els
4 the sight Of Il sweet white gIrI hociug
p cotton uu one rev and big burly
q negro Iu--he next row Tal!l Of negro
equaI..y swhen your industrial system
2 forces "a good y,0man's precious Anglo.
/ Saxunsy'll down ou 81 level with a7Jurly
D negro in II cotton row. Oh, ny God!
P Aud this ia free America.
Tie Third party has fu ''earth-
quake as well as r cyclone orator.
.Earthquul5e Jones, Of Baird,' is a
very good running mate for Cyclone 4
Davis
.sWhen / marketed my crop of cotton
just after the war, 1 got % cents,
said MI Jones. 81 paid every debt.
I paid any taxes. I laid iii % years
family supplies. 1 got Lizzie what
dresses she needed. L bought myself
., ten-gaIIou key of good whiskey, and
drove home hitting only the high
points in the road. Now 1 sell my
cotton for C cents, pay my taxes, get
no supplies, no dresses for Lizzie, but /
sneak around and get quart OIL
mean whIskey on credit, start home, /
and hit the road in only one place, ana |
that a hole called home, and stay there !
growing cotton until next tax-3ayiligi
time. They say There is more money /
| out of the United States Treasury than /
ever in the couniTy's history. Grant /
it, but it is all piled up i'll the banks. /
Why? Because You have rot got the
security. Tliere is 40 more commun-
ity of interest between you and the
national bankers than there is between
heaven and Ill"
| y very baId-headed man was intro
duced at one of the picnics as cam
ordinary clod-horper7 lie came for
wa in his shirt sleeves and said:
Il did NOT expect to make IL speech
and VIII not Try to make "a speech, but
if there is man who would be glad
der to make Al speech in this cause he
will lave to part his hair nearer the
middle. The democrats say tariff
REFORM ANA the republicans SLY
reform The tariff They remind me
of doctor in the early days Of 4'sSus.
Ia those days sickness was almost uu-
known in tins state. Scientific nedi-
cine was not only not needed, but it
was not here. The doctor had only
two kinds Of medicine. One WAS call
ed the high pOp-C-lo-rUm.' She other
was called the low pop-o-high
Both came from the bark OF the same
kind of a tree. The only difference
in them was that one was obtained by
SHINING The tree downward and the
other by skiHujHg the tree upward.
That is the way with the democratic
and republican tariff tinkcIing. Ono
skins hepeople downward Tie other
skins The people upward"
To express their contempt for the
party which some Of them have but
recently left, these third party men
can hardly find words. Only the other
day Marion Martin was one Of the best
known of Texas democrats At Il
third party oicuic the other day lie
said:
As betwee@ Cleveland ami UHr-
risoH, III take the western man, III
take Harrison. Cleveland gets not
only his business and his politics, but
also his religion, from Wall street, /,
Perhaps this is the lasting signiG-
canoe of the third party movement in
Texas. II is taking out of the demo
cratic party men like Marion Martin,
V no burn the bridges behind them with
deliberatioH.
''Stump" Ashby is the champion
story teller Of the third patty. He ,
has another name, several others in i
fact, but nobody ever calls linn any
thing but stump
Once there was map, 50 said Mr.. I
Ashby, ~whO was paid TWENTY-FIVE
cents to bite of the head Of a hig worm.
Biting it OF, lie turned to The crowd
and said: Gentleman, 1 didn't bite
of that worms head for twenty-five Z
cents nor because L had anything g.,
agin' the worm, but just TO show yoG
what a strong stummick I've got Y
That must be the reason some men a
vote for Cleyelnd-tust to show what E
u strong stummick they We gOt.'' :
The Mills biH,' continued Mr.. c
Ashby, ''put Il whole drug store, from !
Boracic acid to quinine, oH the free
list. We are not sick, but our finances +
are sick unto death. The Mills bill i
only reduced the tariff 4 per cent :
lower than The republican rate anyway.
Free wool and free hides, with pro-
tected WOODEN goods and leather!
was down at LOngvisw the other day,
when man brought in two big hides I
and little one To sell He got SIPS !
for tile Tot and then paid fifty cents for
a little piece OF sole leather about
foot square. Free hides and protected
leather. That's a blessed state of Q
affairs TO be sure" 9
j. s. Carpenter, EnowIr IS ''Old 3
jake is one. of the characters of the
third party ''Old Jake" can knock I
t,rLt il.-illes- If .naacE fas-ar- tlr..r.- mn