People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1892-04-15
WE DEMAND THE FREE AND UNLIMITED COINAGE OF SILVER

launching a new party in that state.
The Tillman party seems to be very
thoroughly intrenched and not liable to
be hurt by the Wade Hampton boilers.
Alliance Herald
The resolutions continue to pour in.
and they are all one way. Everywhere
the people are indorsing the st. Louis
conference, and propose to stand to-
gether in this movement. The old poll
ticians are absolutely aStounded at the
solid front being presented against the
machine in politics. 1t has been veri-
table Bull Run among the politicians.
Atlanta GA Southern Alliance
Farmer.
The newspapers of the country may
ridicule it as they please, but the fact
remains indiSputable that Senator PEI
fer's bill for creating fund for set
ting our army of idle laborers at work
on extensive public improvements, and
thereby removing the strongest incen-
tive to crime among the poor" is, next
to Secretary Blaine's reciprocity scheme,
the wisest and most statesmanlike
measure that has been proposed since
the war. Every consideration of the
best political economy, of humaneness
and self-protection combined to urge the
passage of Senator PETERS bill or some
equivalent. "-Atchison (Kan) Cham.
pion.
The mighty forces at st. Louis
needed not the behest of any man OF
men to unanimously unity. The time
had come. The positive element en-
bodied at st. Louis will rapidly aggre-
gate to itself in the south and west the
negatives who are repealed from the
warning factions in the old parties. As
the weeks and months roll by the in.
evitable result of these conditions will
be made manifest. The entering wedge
will Of its own weight cleave the old
parties and open the path for the
united peoples party to walk into the
White house. 1t is only a short run
from st. Louis to Washington.-Charles.
town Mass Times.
The partisan political campaign is
getting red hot in Texas, notwithstand.
ing election day is seven months off. II
is noticeable that in all the votes taken
on preferences, reported in the daily
press, the rural population are not con-
sidered. They are, however, carefully
watching events, and preparing to take
lively hand at the proper time. The
Mercury would suggest to the political
prophets to put their ears to the ground
and listen. There is an ominouS silence
which usually precedes the storm. Free,
men will not follow fools or towards i
they know it. Some of the last legisla.
ture would do well to pin this in Their
hats.-Dallas Southern Mercury.
This is no time for hating and
pickering, but for action. The ques
tons now pending before the bar o.
public opinion are of great moment
They must be settled; and upon the cor
rect solution depends their perpetuity
of this greatest of all republics
Reader! you are an integral part o.
this government Which side will YOU
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for the interests of plutocraey? Yor
must answer by your actionl If yor
love home, family, country, and princi
pies more than party name you will de
fend the ST. Louis conference platform
with your voice, and vote likewise. L
you are a slave to prejudice you vii
stick to the machine. Dallas TEX.
Southern Mercury.