The advocate and Topeka tribune., 1892-10-05
70 All Men Who Live by the Sweat Of
Their Brow.

kH&b ~ PGOpOSbS1VuoAy OHooAy AA UAAO . W
D., It ia their trying to make us vote just
40 they do. They do not seem to under
stand that we are living in free country
and can vote aS we please, but their
whole howl is, come back, and stand up
for Kansas. We are standing right up
for Kansas and will redeem 1t from the
slavery Of the republican party. There
are lot Of republican voters that am
sorry for because they have not read
anything but g. o. p. literature, and, in
consequence, are not posted on the real
Issues OF the day. They are republicans
simply because their fathers were. The
20. p. papers avoid all the living issues
and arguments now before the American
people, and all "that so nearly concerns
our temporal salvation" and put In their
time slandering our nominees, getting up
all the lies they possibly can, but they
can not hoodwlnk the labOring classes
any longer. We are fully awake to the
situation and are In the majority, and If
we vote together, can scoop everything.
Let us not be led around by q lot Of ras-
Gals working for corporations, and be
voted by them and for them, but let us
use that dearest right Of an American
citizen, the ballot, in an intelligent man
ner. There Is literature enough that We
can get hold of that will give US reliable
information about the situation OF ma
tlonal affairs, and the actual rottennesS
Of the republican party. Their papers
are full of censure Of the Peoples party
for taking on our ticket men who had
been in the confederate army, when 1t
was the republican party that relieved
the political disability of all confederate
leaders and opened the doors Of congress
TO them, until at one time there were
Slxty-Ave rebel brigadier generals in that
body. They have appointed to some OF
the highest places Of honor, trust and
dignity some of the worst offenders or
rebels. They let old JEFF Davis, the ring
leader, run at large, but was patriotic
enough to hang Mrs. Surratt, q probably
innocent person. "Oh consistency, thou
art a jewell" The republicans did all
this at q time when the nation was
aroused and the people would have up
held them in hanging all the leaders, but
now through the farmers alliance, SEC
tlonal strife and differences have been
swept away, old issues are dead; now
they howl, but it's for the sake OF work
Ing ON the old soldiers to mislead them,
but they cannot do it. Our party ID full OF
brave old soldiers, who are not afraid to
come boldly out and show how they
stand. Republicans have been making
speciality Of soldiers re-unionS-wlth
the direct understanding that political
gDeeches were not to be allowed, but
scarcely ever fail to break the rules,
much to their detriment for they have
been worsted every time. AT Superior.
Nebraska, state-llne reunion they were
cried down with rats, rats" and lost
votes for their party BY the wholesale
BY their mallciousness. Old soldiers,
farmers and all working classes, let us
vote the Peoples party ticket straight
and together. Let US turn the tables and
sec II we can not have some laws made
that will benefit us as well as the mil
Tionalre. Let US not permit any willy
Aatterer to keep uS from doing our duty
At the polls November next God is