The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1892-05-20
THE ALLIANCE.

proper has never changed. '.All gov
srnment of right originated with the
people, is founded upon their will only
md is instituted solely for the good of
the whole" The voice of the people
is the voice of God.
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North Whateom Journal: If you
are rich now remember your children
may be poor. Are you willing that
moneyed interests shall control legis-
lation? Do not forget that your chill
dren and future generations depend
on the wisdom of your vote. A free
government of. and for the people is
the best for all classes.
Lopgmont Cal, Times: Caribou
has a silver club to which every voter
of the precinct belongs. That means
hundred votes for the Peoples ticket
next November. When Longmont
gets over the throes of this municipal
election her people will have time to
attend to the coming national question.
journal of the Knights of Labor:
The question of whether this is to be
nation of plutocrats and slaves or of
freemen is IN the balance. In 1776
cur forefathers gave the death blow
to monarchism because it was tyran-
meal and Slapped the resources of the
nation. The nineteenth century is
witnessing the forebodings of the
great struggle whose aim is to abolish
system which, by enabling few to
absorb the wealth of the nation, is
more tyrannical than ever king
could be!
Alliance Herald: Slavery of intel
lect is the greatest curse to Ameri-
cans. To dare to think for ones SELF
to dare to assert ones opinion. TO
dare act as one has the right without
regard TO some leader. boss or party
is almost unknown. Why should one
fear to assert his rights to maintain
his opinion or to seek any remedy he
may choose to subserve his plans and
purposes? Are you free? II So do
as you please. Are you a slave? If
so. ask your boss for leave to do as
you please. Pshaw, you say that is
untrue. Think of it. Weigh your
self and you will find that you are an
intellectual slave.
The Advance Journal That the
money question is becoming the all
absorbing. overshadowing question Of
the hour: and that it is the question
that affects all classes and callings
alike, no one who has watched the
signs of the times can deny. The
farmers were led to believe for long
time that "overproduction" was the
bane of all their troubles and the
cause of present low prices. But when
they began to investigate they found
that underconsumption. caused by a
contraction of the currency was the
true and only cause. And what is be-
ing done to increase the volume of
currency. to the end that productive
labor may receive a just and equitable
reward? We pause for reply.
The Weekly Toiler: Keep your
Alliance alive. Go to every meeting.
The Alliance is the best school. If
the old officers neglect to act call a
meeting, re-elect new officers, and
then meet regularly at least once
every two weeks We are astonished
that neighborhoQd where there are
as many as half dozen independ-
ent reformcrs an Alliance5shnuld be
permitted to become idefunct In
vlte all old members back. Don't
become discouraged because they
don't at once see as you do. Remember
the great work that has been accom-
plished in the last sixteen years and
appreciate that the Alliance is the
grandest opportunity for education
that ever has been or ever can be Of
fered to the people.
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The Midland Journal: The mo-
nopoly and aristocracy elements of
the old parties will be forced to-
gether while the plain people whom
the politicians have succeeded in dup
ing must inevitably gravitate to each
other. The line will be so plainly
and broadly drawn between the Re-
publican and Democratic party corpo-
ration favored classes, and the Re-
PoCAASdh tIhu OCluOCIctUlC party pun
dered industrial masses, that the
tariff dust politicians have thrown in
their eyes in every election camp align
for the past eight years will fail to
blind the people in the next. BY this
trick their pockets have been picked
for the last time. On next indie
pendence day, the Fourth of July. a
national party will be launched by
the people, OF the people and for the
people, as against the plutocracy
which has ridden the two old parties
until they have become hopeless i'm
beetles, jabbering idiotic jargon. in
which the sound of but three words is
distinguishabIe tariff. " 'honest
money Observation-Disclosures
The Alliance Herald: Then vhv
should the government aid and en-
courage the syndicates and trusts to
rob the people? 1t does rot aid nor
encourage them. some will say. A
man passing an open road with a fold
OF sheep being preyed upon by dogs.
He passes by. He may not encourage