Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-02-10
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

are becoming alarmed at the character
of the bills and resolutions being in
traduced by the reform members OF
congress. Economist.
More bonds are wanted to accom-
modate national banks Get up war,
improve the opportunity to issue an
other loan for future generations.
That's statesmanshipl-No
| Street corner politicians say we
need only the two great parties"
Strange logic, indeed, it is II your
party is right, why do you need the
other one of the great parties?"-
Weekly Toiler.
| If men united are stronger than
meu divided then reform will be easier
accomplished by those favoring it
uniting in the new party than by re-
naming divided in the old parties. -
Missouri World.
Some politicians effect much fear
lest the alliance goes off with third
party; and vet these same politicians
say the democratic party must ignore
all the reform demands save the tariff.
Weekly Toiler.
Interest is the only unholy off
spring of greed and need, profit of
avarice and acquiescence rent Of per-
fidy and stupiditf. Under their sway
| liberty, equality and fraternity are and
forever will be impossi sible.-Pittsb burgh
Kansan.
The vice-president of the United
States is not only banker, but Brit
ish banker, doing business in London
as Morton Rose & Co In case of the
death of President Harrison we would
have a London banker as president of
the United States.
The Minnesota state alliance, with
600 delegates in attendance, indorsed
the peoples party and reelected Presi-
dent Donnellv by a vote of 472 to 40.
The boycott of the Knights of Labor
against the Rochester IN. " Clothing
Co. was also indorsed
The Washington Post declares that
Legislation to make money dear and
property and services cheap will not be
the permanent policy of the United
States" The policy will continue,
however, as long as the money kings
retain control of both old party ma
chimes, unless the people get their eyes
opened and smash the machines
Journal of Knights of Labor.
The open alliance of Nebraska held
its annual state meeting recently and
adopted resolution, unanimously, in
structing the state delegates to their an
nual national meeting. to be held in
Chicago on the 27th inst, to vote for a
permanent union with our order. This
brings into our order one of the strong
est and best organized of all the Amer
lean states. And thus we ''are going
all to pieces day by day.-Progressive
Farmer.
"A Kansas exchange says the sd. O.
p" organs have been quiet more than
two weeks in that state. We can't tell
for our life what I'd. o. p" means, but
we rise to remark that the sd. O. p"
papers in North Carolina are rather
subdued in their remarks about this
time. The people are quiet, too. We
expect there is something up. The
people are going to assert themselves
and the I'd. o. p" papers are mot in
it. Progressive Farmer.
There are more millionaires in the
United States-all manufactured by the
republican party-than in any other
country in the world, and more mort
gagged farms and homes, and more peo-
pie who do not know what it is to get a
full meal in the year (see ]. j. Ingalls,
; speech in United States senate) all
manufactured by the same party, than
in any other country on the globe. And
we are making millionaires and paupers
% faster than ever.-Pittsbu-gh Kansan.
After two years of the most dee
perate struggle any state has had with
D the paid emissaries of partisan politics
} the open alliance of that grand NORTH
Star state, has voted for union with the
D Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union
This brings in at least 900 members
E to the secret organization The entire
power of the republican party and tn,
Minneapolis wheat ring, has been used
= in vain to prevent this important union
Minneapolis will now be big enough fo
0 the convention D.-Nonconformist
Brethren make no rash promises
See what congress is going to do for US
Stand squarely for your demands
Turn neither to the right nor to the left
S If you have party collar" on try t.
t disengage it A party collar" ant
the Ocala demands do not coalesce
Make up your minds to vote next yea
for your principles if it bursts your olt
party collar" to atoms No part,
q should stand in the way of relief of tn
masses. If this congress gives us n
q relief we must see to it that a congress
d must be formed that will.-Raleigh IN
Q c. Rural Home.
Q If any of those who favor tn
; principles of the new party but VIII
are not identified with it will nam
|. some person in their party who ais
: favors them who is a presidential pos
u sibility, then we will admit they hav
L somewhat of an excuse for sticking t,
o the old party. just run over In you
minds the names of those talked of fo
tyour party's nominee for president an
Q pick out the one who favors the de
g mands of the new party, which yo
say you favor but want to obtai
9 through the party with which, yo
3 have been so long identified and t
, which you are strongly, oh. so strong
10 ly, attached.-Missouri World
1t might be well for the republica
press to change the drift of their crit
cisms to limited extent away fror
the calamity howlers' and direct
: certain amount of it toward their ow
postmaster-generaL Mr.. Wanamake
favors government ownership of tn
telegraph and telephone lines, with
= view of operating them economical
. in the interest of the people. He ais
urges the establishment of postal sa,
ings banks throughout the country t
- insure safety to depositors and econom
n to the people in financial transaction,
n When members of the peoples part
Il urge these things they are called crankl
What is Mr.. Wanamaker?-Advoc
Is Religious Note.
q A Harlem grandmother took her lit
grandson to church last Sunday.
q communion service was held after Il