The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1893-02-03
Hardware at Rummens


A new prophet has arisen iu car
midst. aud has sprung at once tuto
popularity. Air-Boujauiu RushDsyeL-
port, ths weil-Kuuun journalist anal
msgazinc ritter. hs.- just cou plrisl d
hrsy book rEti;led 1.-The Crime Of
Caste Iu our country" which has set
every Lody To tsLhius. lied JEe news
papers y,Ith revieWs and CRITICISMS.
and cs.ased the Uuurs, --chappies' aud
sham srIaEoertts, aId ais. lhE pouJi-
cisIis, 10 do considerable hard think
ing.
Mr.DaytnporJ IT. a broad nsln deep
Jhiuker ana d IorcIiIz writer. ur
huuuIez bla subject Without gloves.
No So 0uarr tne sham .urlsJ1crals, THE
would-be lords and barOns" are
squirting unuel his whitening sar-
earn and the unw eiCome truths hU
huIIs al their preJenluHs OIL superior
iLy over the "cgnIuuu people" O. He
ueart OF every puJuOtIc American VIII
glow with saLisis,e,Iuu when he reuas
tue pages oil JHIs most rrIuarkaJss
JoId- eluu enter JaiulIt=E book. u0u real
Izes thstJ The common people have .,t
ial5J a. champion fearless enough 10
itssiui The vices auu immOrtlluss Ut
the sO-calied upper uistzses, I'd attack
thG lOrJTessta ot wealth and uiouUpu-
bzIng' trusts 'aiid To "aru the naughty
riuit ia Trumpet tunes, tAHJ Jue down
JrOuGeu poUr--the Workman al hls
bench. The IoFmer ina has urId-cuu=li-
tuJe Shu MAJORITY, aud can. If JG-l
WIlIs make and .uuuli,ke laws su that
tgEea may be eqUtJIZed ANA vast auuir-
mutations oil wealth prev eutcd-
BtT. Davenport cIt.tracLerizes Ia,
election of. SUvrmuer 8. 1892, i-s ID.
"pouu=5I revolution" similar to lna.
OF 1860, Wueu the .-luuuallI." Abraham
Lincoln, was placed Iu the DresIdru li.I
chair by ,uu power OF the "coma,E
people against lIe .UugarChy oil .te
,ou,h. lu 1892 tu- victory Mas Ja..
%. tuc common people" over q So
lli,tde sham arIstgurac5, ana he sur.r S
some Euud reasons Tor the change
o. he CrIme ut Caste" Is, ia Il bru,
sense, "a political books but ueiCh-i
aemOcrssts nor republicans can clam
! 10 as their own. 1t is written JU plead
( UHa cslilsr of The common peoPIe5" 10
/ teach them their pow er; and shrvU d
politicians predict thaL it VIII have no
small effect upon the result of the
Q presidential f4EGLtoA Oh A2HD-
| The auLhor demaut AN equalization
| of taxation, and shows how -he"com
mon people" may enforce such equal
/ izatiJu. He shows the fUuIitv OF
strikes tud the Impotence OF labur
/ organizations. HLd furnishes "a plan
/ whereby Jh.s working ct3sses can right
1 thelr wrongs without DlOodsheC, and
I cause the ~ Guild be- "buroua" To trem-
| Bile in tneir SHOES He also shreWdly
[ POINTS out 20 the leaders of the two
/ great parties the ftct that the peoples
gstrty,ur popunsts. made "a better show
/ lug An 1892 than aid She republicans ma
1850 Aud yet ia 1850 came the del
uga
That~ThetIrtme OF Caste'has struck
"a popular chord is evidenced 10y the
fact that the entire first edition OF
/ 25,g'OO cCpies was sold from prospect us
alone beIore a book was finish ed, and
The second edition of $4,000 copies i.
sOon TO be followed by a third and
/ larger edition. Tine book is sofia by
subscription and the publishes, Key.
stone Publishing 90, of Philadelphia.
are cont emplating the establishment
OF branch Officers in she various wes-
tern cities To Facilitate Its distribution