The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-07-29
THE ALLIANCE,

iuu l6dluGE bllG luou OhS W thSAh" Va
course we make some exceptions for
here arc some good men in congress.
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Farmers Democrat; The farmers
are robbed by the Republicans by
means Of the tariff and by their pre-
tended friends, the Democrats
the present financial system
Of the government while both alike
and Northern Demo
Gratis threaten them with the force
bill if they don't quietly submit to
this wholesale robbery. Is it any
wonder tho farmers are disposed to
kick out OF the traces?
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The Alliance indicator; The
State Bankers association OF Missis-
sippi. met in Nicksburg last week.
They passed resolutions denouncing
the free coinage of silver in terms
characteristic OF such organizations,
and instructed the secretary to te.e-
graph our senators and representatives
in congress to use their influence
against the passage Of the bill. They
also denounced u proposed national
bankrupt law.
Alliance Herald; When tho Amerl
can colonies were suffering and smart
ing under impositions and expressions
OF the British government at many
of tho muster grounds there were
flags displayed upon each OF which was
painted rattle snake cut into thlr-
teen parts aud beneath it was the in
scription Unite or die. The same
kind of flag might now DO displayed
with the same symbol, for the thir'
teen leading industries where labor is
unrewarded may well say to eac'
other unite or die
The Arkansas Farmer The Farm'
ers' Alliance Is not political part!
and will never become So but ever.
member will have something to sa!
about how his vote is to be cast Ret
letter labels on gildcd party collars
he no longer wears; he hns discardc
that vicious piece Of apparel ard vii
fall into line where the uniform hes
suits him, Tho uniform (platiorm
manufactured at Ocala and st, Louis
generally suits him the best an
when he votes in tho future. he
going to vote for Kitty and the baby
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| The Farmers Advocate; 1t
, every mans right to vote in line wit
his Intelligent conviction and to II
one does he owe an explanation
7 his action. The mere fact that ho
, clothed with power for the eXercl'
! of franchise. Is sufficient assuran'
= that he has tho power TO exercise
a without any restraint save thai OF
II enlightened consciencc The vote
/. can just make up his mind that 1t
o nobodys business how he votes; IL
. a matter which concerns only hir
o self and lie is answerablo to no o
. for it.
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y The Falmouth Guide: Tho rank ~
pic OF the Democratic and Republic
iiarties are honest and true. III
have trusted the party managemo
TO unscrupulous purtisans who Ia
in the great struggle for person
suprcmncy lost sght OF princip
d This thing has continued 50 long IL
the difference between the two
n parties has narrowed down until nj
y it is simply imaginary A sham b
d tie Is being fought by tho pal
,r leaders to deceive the people and lSe
up them lighting over issues long sir
"a dead. Tho people pay the expenses
IS who gets the glory?
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n Tho Home Sentinel: 1t is not CT
II spiracy Of idlers" but the dctcrm
D. alton Of laboring men that statute
4. laws shall not DO used TO rob them
N the fruits of their labor 1t propo
m that oil men shall get their living
a. work. 1t believes that law Is
N only source OF money mud that
n men should have the use OF that MOI
A. at the same cost, when they iurn
Vi ample security. IL teuchc3 that
a. men were created equal. and that
i. best way to pay Il debt Is to pay ii
~ money that has not been made den
~ by interest gathcrers for the ben
w. OF the bond. holdiDg class.
n. &x
n Southern Alliance Farmer;
ne proper solution OF the questions wh
he are now pressing to tho front IS II
Ia ject worthy to engage the brain
nd any American patriot HIVE
tn leaders Of either old parties
AZ tempted TO bring about this soluti
nd Have they ever offered any soIut
NV and even recognized the nccc5s
cd except when they arc OF home m
nd ing speeches for reelcctioh Thi
n, TO- day the cause Of this great upris
'ca among the common people Th
be whom they have trusted IN the
90 havo treated their demands
80 ndlcule and now these beer statesr
IN find the people taking hold tn
ak selves.
SS IT.
pw The Talaro Valley Citizen; J.
.as any one doubt tho fact that
nd political wire pullcrs pro!essl'
ma politicians, boodlcrs money -gamb
in In the neccssarlcs. OF life b.
ire holders national bankers IN fact
10 whole plutocratic gang-know '
,fe political policies would be to u
mo own ndyantagc2 Such policies