The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1892-06-24


know" you may just as we'll work .
little less and study little more,
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The Advocate: 1t must be cheerful
news to the farmers to learn that one
wheat gambler in Chicago has MADE
S.. 600 900 by simply standing in the
wheat pits of that city and running
down the price OF the products OF the
farmer labor.
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The Tulare County Times: The pen.
sion roll now amounts to about $l4O,-
600. 00Q. This Is an annual tax oil
about SO TO zach voter in the country.
And still this is not enough. Why
not turn over the United States to tho
Union soldiers, and let the rest OF us
go TO work for them for board and.
clothesP
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The Farmers Home journal: A
prominent farmer Domo rat in South
ern Kentucky adds this postscript to
business letter: THE people are pa
tent but hypocrisy and troachery
will arouse them sometime. 1t would
be interesting to know just how much
Wall street contributed to kill tho sill
yer bill "
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The Chicago Sentinel A govern,
ment of parties is not government
of the people, and can not be until
the politicians arc made to realize that
there is q power back Of political
parties. And rarty leaders, like other
tyrants ure apt to be blind to the
condition OF the masses until a revo
luton is under full Roadway,
The Southern Mercury The ques
don for Texas bread winners to decide
is: Are you working and voting fol-
plutocracy or your familiesP win YOU
vote for financial relief or to continue
oppressionP Arc you free men o.
slavesP What are you going to d.
about itP Ask yourselve these ques
tons and answer through the ballo
, box.
W.
The Dawson Spring: The govern
ment has often been spoken OF rs
machine, ana now its truth is demon
strated by tho New Jersey invento
who has produced voting machine
1t is said to work like charm pei
, forming tho exact intention OF the in
" telligent voter without the chance {
fraud. This certainly beats the oil
way.
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The Peninsula Farmer: The All
ance members OF congress in th
house are showing an ability in dc
, bate and the possession Of such
fund OF information on economic sui
jects as are gaining them the respet
OF their fellow members. We beliey
that Kansas was never more ably rel
s resented in congress than now by hi
o 'hayseeds."
Q Nv
= The POrcupino! Did you ever hgu
up how much it costs you individual
n for pensions The roll foots up$l40
u 600. 600. which is about two dolla
and quarter each for every ma
Q woman and child in the United State
The pension business has grown
such mammoth proportions as to
startling to ovory man, whether
q be n Densionor or not
|. The Longmont Times; BY the wa
-, why don't the goldites nominate
u ticket like this: For president BE
3 jamin Harrison. OF Indiana; for vic
% president Grover Cleveland OF Ne
}, York, or vicc versa9 Both of the
q honorable men are backed by the i
glish money power and both respor
!. with n hearty amen TO the Vanderb
|, sentiment Tho people be ID
y The mdustrlal The sentiment
d favor OF a graduated income tax
gaining ground throughout the cou
:. try. About the only persons oppose
"a to it are the millionaires who fattC
=. on non.taXablc government bond
10 and those reformers who are 'po
|. sessed by an idea and desire to r
d strict taxation to land values eyclu
y lively Thus we see again that 20
10 tremes meet
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10 The Cincinnati Herald: 1t would
4. q horrible thing you know for fari
IS err to be allowed to place his grain in
1t warehouse, saved from the necessity
y selling TO the speculator for me
7. nothing. But 1t Is all right for Il
8 speculator TO buy the farmers pr
70 pucts for song and lock it up un
u the necessity OF the people living
~ towns and cities,enables him TO real
10 10 q fortune. See?
The Santa Ana Sentinel: Mr.. Pef
shows from the report Of the curren
q. that between the years 1882 and l8
1918. 900. 600 OF tho circulating mediu
Ia was withdrawn. and adds: lit IS wit
q in reason TO believe that II ii
amount had been put out and Ike
out among the people. rs the law pr
:, yided. the lawmakers intended a
- expected and tho business needs
10 the country required, there would nc
10 be but little Indebtedness among t
er people. "
g. Virginia Sun: My neck feels
~ good" IIOw's that? why dol
Of you know I've got my party coll
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