The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-05-20

The People win sIaI.c the Fight FOR indie
Peudcuce Outside OF ths Two uid
The prophecy of the immortal Wash
iugt0u, i'm regard To the bauefui effects
of party spirit is rapidly ripCuiug into
actuulity. A careful review of thg
course of the dominant parties for tha
last thirty years viii convince tine aver
age mind that nothing but Sodom app
pies have been gathered by the people
for an their fealty and hrmnesz To the
pretended principles upon which they
assume foundation
Thirty years rule by republicans
have proven them the plant tool OF
Wall street gamblers and foreign land
barous- Their rule has brought forth
a swarm of pestfeEous parasites that
have fed SO long and grown so large
from the earnings OF the people chat
little less than determination by force
viii avail.
BY their cruel oppression they have
produced "a thousand millionaire and
millions of paupera Under the plea OF
bauishing black slavery, they have en-
grated upon MS slavery OF both white
and black that rs appalling To- consider
Though claiming 20 be Legislators for
the welfare of the whole people, they
have legisluted millions of the common
treasure into the Golfers of @ chosen
few. They have created an army OF
tramps, and brought poverty and iEuur-
auce, insanity ami crime into the land
where once every hilltop was urnaueu---
ed with tine home of "a uppurtiuT5
/ independent freeman and every valley
echoed with the cheering songs OF "a
satisfied people. by their oppression,
J the uois1ue seeds of anarchy and rom
muuism have been planted, where once
the cherished hope of perpetual free
dom, law and order was uuurishiug.
Thirty years OF republican rule has 1veu
nigh brought the republic 70 the verge
| of dissolution
in their extremity -the people be-
{ Thought themselves that a. change
| would Doe huuehciaI- Rising I'm their
I might, they swept republican rule from
I our national halls and placed the SD
] called democracy iu charge of atfairs-
] With great flourish Of tTumpets and
. solemn professions of love Tor the
/ pcople-thg middle lud lower classes OF
I socierv-Lhgy entered upon the work
of restoration so loudly promised aud
so greatly desired Four years elapsed
I without any material changes iu tins
\ conditions ul the people The publlg
debt continued tD pile up- The treasury
I was looted aud sIuaudeuel as bT the
prehece--1r. Wall street and lHe Brit
ish lion AsId fast the financial power
of the people The change that hHd
taken place was only lu Hume-frouf re-
uu blicau 90 democrat The uriue5 Piles
ana HHLHIs# N.H.
any material variation. Having tested
both the old parties satzsfactorily. see
ing that mo- relief can be hoped for from
either OF them. aud Leaning bv expert
euce that Ur1mises are empty sounds,
the people have determined 20 make liF
sight for freedom and right outside u
these corrupt urgaurzatiols- and 1ae.
/ clare for independent political action
The small cloud which two years age
was no larger than mans hand. has
I grown omiuous and threateuiuE- aud 3
ol1scuring -he whole political sky.
From the logging camps iu Elline =
the cattle ranches of Texas from chs
mining heida-of Nevada 70 the Orange
. groves Of Florida. che people are organ
p iziug with a rapidltg hitherto unknown.
Though no plethuric purses are loosen
ing their lt-.uga 10 further tae move
ments though 'allvsr-t1uvu=d- orators
are cDuspicuouEly wanting in tEeu
7 gatheriHRsi though Jhe great lnetropli'
. itau daiIiGa and learned mDuthlies. ara
r raleutIeas iu their deHuncilti1uz of tins
men and methods. Che work goes brlse
I IF ON Like the coral workers i'm the
ocean uuiselessr yet persistent rne5
D. are making thEmseIve leitr Wherevel
the siIlren sGids of the stars and stripes
I Iriss the braezas Ere IouE-tneE VIII
b as terrible as an army with Hauuesa1
descend upon their uppressursr and
/. y-rest from them the heritage So dong
. withheld .-The mills of tHe gods
? grind slowly. but they grind Exceeding
1 I ly fue- e-f-uallha rLezJ Southern Ier
eury-
-Leading democratic papers now an.
Houuce with O.. preteuze OF authority
that .'the silver question is nur likely
TO appear lE all as "a national issue iu
P politics fhia vaaFT What has bC-rma
Of the ''lreu silver party of che Tom
b . Ewing stripe which used t1 abuas che
I
fuv- outraa-e1us denlueLizatiuu OF -sil-
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