The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-08

were paid for suPpressing the truth
and printing matter which they know
is not true" Our metropolitan press
is the most rotten element in our gov
ernment to-day--Alliance Tribune.
No party will ever be successful
that is dominated by one class Pat
forms must be constructed and caudi-
dates selected with an understanding
that there is both city aud country,
aud that the interests of a very large
share of the people are idendcal--Cin-
cinuad Herald.
The old party organs are preserviug
a mighty silence about the complete
election returns from Kansas and Ne
braslSa. It has simply paralyzsd them
to learn that the peoples party in each
state east several thousand more votes
than last year, while the total vote of
each state is many thousand less than
last year Exchange
If it should appear that there was
real danger of the peoples party
holding together long enough to do any
great mischief, the democrats would
unite with the republicans, from whom
they differ chiefly on the tariff and Of
fees, and the two would fight against q
common enemy. When that Job was
ended the two parties would separa' .
and resume their dispute on the tariff
as of Old-ChicagO Tribune.
-Congres essman Crisp, of Georgia, who
was made speaker of the house Of rep
| resentatives, belongs to the conserve
tive wing OF the democratic party, q
Hill-Tammany- Ring man, opposed TO
| free coinage of silver, and an anti
| Cleveland man His idea of tariff re
form is, not to meddle with the present
system further than to place wool,
/ binding twiue aud one or two other
/ articles on the free list. Great West
| The Reformcr wants to say right
/ here, that as long as a man is true to
/ the principles of reform, so long as his
/ own actions are all right, all the cal
/ umny the enemies can heap upon him
/ will not effect him, for the people win
| stand by their true and trusty leaders
| But let man begin to hedge and dodge
/ in such a way that his own actions show
| COW ardice, insincerity or duplicity, and
/ his name is Dennis" -" This hint Is
/ not without Significance. 4 few men
| do not carry the reform movement in
their pockets. Stick a pin down here
/ National RefOrmer.
/ We were present at nominating
! convention of the peoples party ia
/ northeastern Ohio last summer. and
I when the convention adjourned heard
] the boast that they had a ticket com
posed entirely of good farmers We
| proPbesied then that the ticket would
1 be beaten by the failure to recognize
/ city interests We were laughed at
/ but the election returns showed thai
the peoples party wasn't IN it IN that
| county Last year in Kansas we saw
| good men defeated because in making
up the ticket the city was ignored
/ The interests of city and country peo
| pie are identical, and the sooner w,
! recognize that in our nominating con
| Ventions the better--Cinciunati HeyEld
| The secretary OF the treasury ask
] congress to redGce the TAX on nationa
! banks to one-fourth of one per cent
/ aud TO authorize them 20 issue bills q
| the full market prise Of the bonds de
/ tyosited as security This would bs
practically Iosning money % the bauIzl
I at one-fourth OF one per cent on secur
ity which derives its sole value from
/ the fact that IL Is a mortgage upon th'
/ faxabls proper y owned by the people
! Farmers own 4our-tfths OF this taxa oi.
properly. which gives vaiae q govern
| nncnt bonds as sTell as TO all other form
Of credit obligations Yet when fhl
faemers ask that this property shall b'
deemed sufficient seeurity for a loan o
money et two per cent--eight times g.
much Is Foster proposes that the bank
shall Fay-the old party press aud poll
sicians are horrihed a. sh> pFeznmp
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