Barbour County index. [volume] (Medicine Lodge, Kan.) 1880-current, 1892-10-19
ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

ALLIANCE NOTES.
Whoever says Powderly is support
ing or will vote for Harrison tells
willful falsehood Powderly is for
Weaver, first, last and all the time
ANY chump can vote a ticket be-
cause his father did, but it takes read
ing to cause man to leave old associa-
tions and cast his lot with the reform
ers.-Coming Crisis
After all it is peoples party su-
premacy" that is sturbing the dreams
OF southern democrats with plutocratic
tendency, rather than negro suprem-
cy."-Progressive Farmer.
In commenting upon President Har-
rison's letter of acceptance Whitelaw
Reid said: THE feeling awakened in
Wall street by this message to the Amer
lean people was truly remarkable"
The peoples party and democrats
have consolidated in Wisconsin. The
intolerant democratic bosses down here
should look after their misguided
(?) brethren up there. Progressive.
Farmer.
Under the California law it tal tes
$4,000 signatures to have the names. of
the peoples party electors printed on
the tickets But our friends say it's no
trouble at all to get them.-National
| Advance
in our cartoon week before last, en-
titled ''The Decoy Ducks" a mistake
was made in the amount given as the
yearly wages of section hands on rail-
roads 1t was given as $S95.9s. 1t
should have been 1858. 95.
Democrats are riduculing the idea
of the peoples party carrying several
northwestern states heretofore solidly
republican. OF course the inference is
they had rather see the republicans
| carry them.-Fort Worth Advance.
The government ownership of rail-
roads is one of the principles of the
| peoples party to which the republicans
object The railroad ownership of the
government as practiced by the repub-
lican party is what the people object to.
Clyde Voice
| There is no gain without loss.
The accumulation of wealth by the in
dividual leaves the remainder of the
people less prosperous. The abolition
of millionaires is greater question
than was the abolition of negro slavery.
Omaha Tocsin.
George Tillman, of South Carolina,
brother of the governor, but standing
in with his enemies and bucking against
the alliance in a second primary, i:
beaten by Talbert Tillmans owl
county, Edgefield, gives Talbert 2OC
majority. Economist
uvau fn 1,raSarua .roy
ernment by and for the people is to ex
ercise eternal vigilance over the acts OF
the law makers. This is exactly what
the legislators fear, and betray the fact
in imploring the producers to "keer
out of politics. Missouri World
-Government ownership of railroad:
means no railroad strikes or wars. II
means lower freight and passenger
rates and better price for produce. II
means a better service and a more equi
table distribution of the products q
labor.-Tulare Valley (CaL) Citizen.
The Colorado state democratic com
mittee, to which was referred the mat
ter of putting out state ticket, has in
dorsed the peoples party state ticket
1t will be remembered that the state
democratic convention indorsed the
Weaver electoral ticket some days ago
"a vote for Weaver is vote fol
Harrison. ''-Southern Democrat "a
vote for Weaver is vote for Cleveland y
Northern Republican. In the Ian
guage of the Pennsylvania Farmer
''both are liars" A vote for Weaver i.
a vote for good government, reform anC
justice to all the people of this country
Progressive Farmer.
ALI the bankers, trusts and monop
T olies are satisfied with the old partie
and their management The laborini
, men ought to be-they can look for
ward to a bright future for themselves
/ and realize that their sons and daugh
! ters will be servants" for the rich clas
whose fortunes are stolen from the la
Dor of the country by the most infamou
: laws ever enacted in even a barbarou
country. Yes, the workers of the coun
, try should be satisfied If the plutocrat
y J are.-Coming Crisis
e The press associations have givel
j, orders, it is said, to operators to cut of
e cipher in reporting the crowds tina
go to hear Weaver speak In that wa,
/ | as, 0OO" would read $500" It looks lilz
Y this was true, for at one place inaGeor
a gia the press report said he hada GRO w
e of 6OO We learn that 5000 were pres
t ent AT another the press reported 80
r when there were 5000. If lie is trace
! up they intend to get out by saying tina
e cipher was left off by mistake
s Raleigh N. c. Progressive Farmer.
e President Harrison, in his letter c
y acceptance, endeavors to convince tn
: masses of the people, the poor, that Tia
Y cost of living tmost of it farm prod
/ ucts) has decreased, then convince tn
il farmers that value Of their product
f has gone up! Mr.. Harrison is no foe
e himself, but must presume that farmer
e and mechanics both are woefully ignc
n rant. Time was when these producer
were economically asleep. They hav
n one eye open now, and such contradi,
= tory statements will not so easily cap
It ure their votes as of yore.-Exchang'