The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1892-09-16
aAL1oroUs LIBEL

couDtrv Brecincts to repu5lish the pre-
anb.s to the peoples party platform.
81 as adopted by its national convention
re at Omaha, that they may show tEeir
y ueighbors what a malicious Huel "a
y gang Of politicians are willing tu pub
Iish ont heiT own country for the sake
of Headlight
As this political slave does not know
15 any better-simply reproduces what
J. he is told tO-Iis vapOrizing will be
y passed over; but, as the peoples party
papers are educational in character,
will present just n little evidence in
support of the facts given in the pre-
4 amble of the peoples party platform
for the benefit of honest searchers after
knowledge, which the subsidized press,
like the Headlight and other old party
papers, dare not publish.
/ Pope Leo XIII says in his late let
ter, page L and >:
r "The elements of a conflict are un-
% mistakalie; the growth of industry and I
. the surprising discoveries of SCIENCE /
the changed relations OF masters and /!
workmen; the enormous fortunes of /
individuals. and the poverty of the !
!. masses, the increasing self-reliance and 4
the closer mutual combination of the /
working population; and finally, gen
era moral deterioration. The momen-
tous seriousness OF the present state of
things just now fills every mind with
painful apprehension; wise men dis
cuss it; practical men produce shemesi
/ popular meetings. legislatures, and
sovereign princes, all are occupied with
it, and there IL nothing which has a
. h.H far
/ all agree, and5there can be no question
I Whatever, that some remedy must be q
| found. and quickly found for the
/ misery and Indebtedness which press {
Sc heavily at this moment on the large Z
majority of the very poor" IN
Cardinal Gibbons says I'm the North q
American Review: Z
Capital and labor, after several /
skirmishes with varying success, are
armIng for the supreme conflict. The ,
homes Of the poor are more marked by
restitution and squalor; the light of /
heaven is being closed out FROM teue-
meut room and attic; flesh and blood r
are becoming more cheap, and bread
more dear; the weli-being of the car il
horse Is more soIicitously wutchedthan b
that OF the driver" t
John J. ingalls, says: a
"a financial system under which Il
more than one half of the enormous fl
wealth of the country, derived from ~
the bounty of nature and the labor OF
all, Is owned 10y ;iEdtt!e more than 3d.
Goo people, while 100000 eitizens,sabIe u
and willing to toll, are homeless tramps Il
starving for bread, requires Tcadjust- t1
Ihent. a social system Offers to tender Dbl
virtuous and dependent women che II
Alternative between prostitution and pI
suicide as AN escape from beggary, Is to
organized crime, Tor which some day a.
UIreientiug Justice will drmuud atone r,
mcnt and expiration"
Forum. page 2T2. WHO owns the '''
United States. The United States of
America are practically owned by less Il
than 100000 persons. Within thirty ir
years, the present method of taxation w
being continued, the United States of te
America wil be substantially owned in
10y less than $1,000 persons" tn
The Arena declares that more evic- b-
tiuns take place in New York City TT
alone, annually, thun has ever taken c.,
place in one year in Ire.aud. "IIigh ul
priced pants are made in our factories ell
at twelve cents a pair.'' sa
The Kausrs State Journal, republi- an
can, August 10Th, 1892, gives United an
States farm mortgages at So, 500, 49, to
BOO, and this is on farms occupied by on
owners. The interest ant 10 per cent co
would purchase the total Wheat and w.
corn crop Of 1891. pe
August 18TH, 1892, State journal, Al
republican,.
This is war. Seventeen thousand
men under arms in three states" lie
over eight thousand men being OF
nassed at Buffalo" Surrendered Wa
Latest news from Coid Creek, Tenn" ia
a few days since the Fupers de co
;lared the ballot boxes were burned in sc
in order to prevent the seat L,
ng Of Governor Kolb. In Kansas, of
thousands of coIored hands are being of
shipped into tine state in order to elect M
he republican ticket As high as Al
light colored men have been put on the uo
lection by railway corporations in place II
# one white voter discharged, M,
with such facts before the people re'
ureIy every allegation of the preamble c!a
# the Omaha platform is proven. But pie
10 one expects the hired tools of plu- TIM
ocracy to reproduce the facts. The fol
log returns 20 his vomit, and these th'
'oar dependent souls viii return to OF
herr masters and await further orJe s, re-
.ot knowing that good prices would be
mean to them, if in their own employ, DO
etter times and independent thought has
history tells MS when a people have pc,
.ood prices and prosperity. is when plu
money is plenty. and hard times when he
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