The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-01-29

is the greatest reformer the one who
thinks the reform movement stands
with both feet upon his own shoulders
and that should ne fail the whole thing
would tumble to the ground. Alliance
Echo.
The alliance has not come to de-
strOY the primitive principles Of the
government, but TO correct abuses,
purify the government, and re-esta blish
justice, aud this, too, without becom-
ing partisan organization or political
party. Mercury.
The greatest political revolution and
public upheavaI ever known in this ma
ton will be witnessed during the year
1892. What its result will be this de-
ponent saith not, but we do say the
very existence of our government and
the freedom of our people from de-
graded scrvitude depends upon the
patriotic action of the honest masses at
the ballot box. Reader, you are one of
the people and must bear your part of
the responsibility. ty.-Weekly Toiler.
There is no doubt about the wis
dow of the graded income tax demand
% of the alliance. It is becoming almost
absolutely necessary. Two hundred
and fifty thousand people own SIS. 600. o
600, 600 worth Of property, or sixty
times as much as the two hundred and
fifty thousand Wealthiest people owned
twenty years ago. Hence the best
remedy known now IS a heavy graded
income tax that will tend toward stop
ping this rapid accumulation of wealth
by com bines or otherwise Progressive
Farmer.
Isn't it about time for the 81. 20 outcry
to dry up? It has been repeated again
aud again that under free coinage the
government would have to pay this
sum for bullion to coin silver. But
there is no truth in it, for the very
reason that no silver at all will be
bought for this purpose. That is All
in your eye" Is the saying goes, and
has no foundation in fact; for then gold
and silver will stand together, aud
both be subject to the same law, under
the same regulations What farce to
keep uP this cry.-National View
In 1866, when wheat sold for 81 pei
bushel, it took > 500 bushels to pay 3
congressman his yearly salary. Aud
now, in the year of our Lord, 1899, in
the face of our rapidly advancing
civilizs ion aud marvellous progress. >
TO pay the same salary, it requires over
s, 600 bushels. 1t is true that with i'm
proved machinery it requires less labor
to produce 4 bushel OF wheat now thar
it did 10 1866, but should the producer
not have the benefit OF the improve
ments? Why is it that the above is
who, by hard liclcs, raise the grains
Missouri World
Honest money, good money, cleai
money. Yes gentlemen. that is jus
what we want and plenty of it Nov
stand up 20 the rs~clE. No equivocation
40 evasion, pFeCs use OF deCeD: ion. Ant
in yOur effort to get it, don't go bacl
on your governm your own legisls
tion, and, in fast, your own 'hones
money! Just - the government an
the law declares t. The oldest none,
we Isave, iudorsed by jefferson, Mad
son, Calhoun, Webster and the rest
Plain, clear. Ene.4uivocal silver money
snd tested by eighty years OF free coin
age and use hy the people. Never
word did you hear then abSut Chea
money. dishonest money or asytilin
Of the kind 1Iut Notwithstanding a.
this, YOU don't want it bscauss il
against your present interests. and S
YOU go back sa IL and dePreoiate i
xalus by all zoEts Of pretensss and sGt
terfuae. But you can't q ; it In
people won't believe you Tha deesF
Con ia seo Plsi8--Heyion9l View