The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-08-05
THE ALLIANCE.


The Chicago Sentinel; There are
thousands of towns and hundreds OF
counties which will give good MAORI
ties for the Peoples parry ticket.
And If every man will do his duty. q
procession Of cowhide boots will escort
u Peoples party president to the
White House
W.
The Alliance Plow Boy: If sub
treasury is injurious TO labor. why do
the non producing classes oppose itp
II 1t is unconstitutional, who has the
power to make it constitutional II
debt and credit is the overshadowing
causes OF existing evils what plan is
offered in lieu OF the b-treasury TO
remove the cause.
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The National Advance; Gen. j. B.
Weaver declares the Democratic party
will not carry three Southern states
owing to the perfdy OF the party on
the silver question. The Atlanta
constitution says there is only one
way to hold the South and that is to
pass the free silver bill; if it is not
done the party goes to limbo"
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The Alabama Rerormer: Whether
favoring or opposing the ST. Louis
demands all honest people should
unite in an effort to secure to those
iavoring it the right to have the issue
fairly tested by free ballot and a
fair count Of the votes polled. Any
thing else is slavery which will not
DO quietly submitted to by tho farmers
of Alabama.
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The Virginia Sun; We are Of the
opinion that Mr. Wanamaker is toe
busily celebrating his plan of post.
office savings banks SO that their de-
posits may be loaned to national
banks. to attend to his Legitimate
business What insufferable check.
The peoples savings are to receive
per cent interest and the national
banks are to take them and loan then
back to the people at 10 per cent
The New York World effected 9
revolution in newspaperdom, and il
seems also destined to lead tho grea
dailies in its advocacy OF honest free
dom. 1t says: What possible hard
ship can there be in taxing large in
comes. Can anybody better afford tC
pay than the man whose income Il
greater than all his needP 1t really
looks like the Alliance demands viii
have plenty OF advocates after awhile.
w.
The Alabama RefOrmer: The
mortgage debt on farms and homes ii
the United States. according to the
census bulletin July 49, 1891, wa.
~. sos, 000 coo. or as much as thu
entire war debt between the states
The interest paid on this debt every
year by five states, Alabama Iowa,
Kansas illinois and Tennessee, il
Sc sos. G20. The census shows tina
in Ohio and Kansas one.third OF thu
farmers are homeless and farmless.
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The Caucasian; Quito a back.dowr
was experienced by the Republican
4 in 4he house. Representative Nose
challenged them to show the benef
derived ly the farmer under thu
Mckinley tariff law but they sat lk,
deaf mutes-thoy could not. II,
offered to vote the Republican tickle
for the rest Of his life il anyone woult
show him that the man who raised
pound OF cotton or bushel OF whoa
was in tho least benefited. Impossible
things are not any more ailurlng II
Republicans than to any others.
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The Dakota Ruralist: Here is White
law Reds recipe for re.electinl
Harrison: 'l.et US make ii u speaking
canvass. with our orators in ever
school house. Let US mako IL read
ing canvass with our documents anC
our newspapers whitening the land
Let us make it clean canvass, avoid
ing mere abuse OF our opponents
avoiding brug and buster and paltrl
personalities. Let us have straight
forward. decent. manly red hot fight
altogether for our faith, and we shall
win now as we have always won wher
we fought that way" Well tina
would let out our South Dakota Re
publicanS both speakers and press
Their whole stock in trade consists o
abuse Of opponents brag. blustcI
and paltry personalities"
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The journal of the knights OF La
bor The order OF the knight
OF Labor has for twenty years bee
stirring the soil Of reform, and II Il
due to that persistent stirring tina
such conference as that held at 81
Louis became possibility. That The
farmer can show his political strength
at the polls TO better advantage thar
the city workman is simply because
he Is not the slave OF u boss as tn,
poor follow in the city must neces
sarily be. II the Knights are not nd
yancec enough, and II we must bt
chided for that fault what must b,
said OF the ex-membcr who goes L
the Amer can Federation OF Labol
for direction in political affairs? 1hr
intelligent and far. seeing leaders o
the Knights OF Labor realized long
ago that the general monopoly .