The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-10-28
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Office. Afterwards he went before the
Peoples party convention in his county
and solicited and received the nomination
for district judge Notwithstanding the
fact that as fine Democrat as there is in
the county was regularly nominated for
tine same Office. His pass is < 142, tho <
meaning that it is good for all time. He
is also director Of the Wichita and
Western railroad and he is running about
the county telling the honest, unsuspect-
ing. deluded farmers how he is
against the railroads and corporations
generally. What confidence can a people
have in such men If they are elevated to
office? Rightmire and Noah Allen have
passes also. and ask you in the name Of
God how did they get them except by
promising the railway companies their
services for them. Mr. Mitchell then paid
his respects to f. II. Snow, the Peoples
party state printer. and read the following
extract from his his paper, the Ottawa
Journal, and offered any man 500 In cash
If they could prove it was not correct, let
ter for letter and word for word as it
appeared in the Ottawa Journal
But to revolutionize the affairs of to-
day, is the true way and the only way to
bring rrelief, genuine and lasting relief to
the working people!
Are you ready? Forward, then! We
are with yon. Where is the coward that
would draw back? Form your battalions,
TO arms! Have you not weapons enough?
There are the arsenals of the counter
jumper militia. stocked with military
stores. repeating rifles and munition.
Fling the police into the gutter, the
m he ri
tlcians and corrupt judges from their
seats; chase the capitalist hyenas from the
town, the priests from the churches! Go
through the country. and arouse the
bowed down farmer! Put the rifle into
his hand! Range your forces from town
to town. Blow up the infamous legisla-
ture! Sccurge the corruption of con-
gress from the capitol. Take possession of
the Land that belongs to you, of the
factories and machinery that you erect and
create, of the houses that you buildl Why
delay an instant? Are you not hundreds
Observation-Disclosures? Who can with
stand you if you choose? Into the street,
coward! Forward "Allons, enfants de
la parte,"
Workingmen should be prepared. lest |
their actions, however peaceabie (parades |
before factories non asso. |
Citation with 'scabs," etc. be interrupted |
through the brutality of capitalists, espec-
lally Dy the clubs OF the policemen. Vio-
lence must meet violence-[Copied with
out alteration from the Ottawa journal I |
Reader, do you approve of this method |
OF bringing relief? Ii so, support the OF |
tawa Journal
Now, then. il that is not anarchy what is |
1t? And yet it is precisely the |
doctrine that Simpson, Rightmire, Noah
Allen, Lewelling and that gang. are preach
ing to the honest, unsuspscting people, |
who are following them
The above is but brief synopsis of Mr.. |
MltchePs remarks. He made enough |
Charges OF this kind against these people, |
hat would fill a page of
the EAGLE, aud had the docu-
nents in his hands and witnesses |
within reach to substantiate every one of |
hem. He submitted enough evidence of
corruption aud political crookedness
against the leaders Of the fusion move.
nent to dam them with a people who
would act honest with themselves and
listen to the silent promptings of their
'wn concience.
Mr.. Mitchell was followed by Colonel
Harris who made n strong and powerful
ak against the illegslity of the combine.
1t is doubtful whether ten persons left
he hall during the two kours of the
Meeting.