People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-09-22

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1t is through party of the people.
Cleveland has publicly announced
that he will veto any financial
measure in the interest of silver that
may come up.
The party Of Cleveland, Sherman,
Voorhees, and Reed is not the party
for the great west.
1t should not be forgotten that
Nevada last year formally disbanded
its old party organizations and now
it has only one party-the party of
free coinage.
Lincoln favored a government ''of
the people, by the people aud for the
people," Now, let the people unite
as a people with the Peoples party
and rescue our afflicted people from
/ BflUlSn control.
Mr.. Bland is reminded that the
east has placed its "conaScating
hand" upon the industries of the
west and it is time for him to carry
out his pledge and bid the eastern
democracy farewell.
Issuing gold bonds to pay for gold
to place in the United States treasury
might work well until the gold is
wanted to pay interest on the bonds.
Then, of course, more bonds will be
called for.
By the authority of the great and
only Republican and Democratic
parties, the government of the
| United States repudiates It's own
work and declares that what it has
already certified by its own stamp
and sign-manual is a dollar is not a
dollar.-PittSbug KaRSdR
The wheat crop of this country is
one billion bushels short this year
and the price is lower than for &c
years. Is it "OverproductiOn"? Give
the country free silver and you will
see what the matter is. Silver and
wheat have kept together all along.
One reason why pardOned criminals
hardly ever go to running Republi,
can newspapers is that the g. 0. D.
offices are about filed with more
competent men Of the claSs-thOsC
who are too slick to be caught. We
have heard this cOnjectured and
hasten to give the reasons.
A gold standard doubles the debt
of every man in the great debtor
class. 1t reduces One-half the money
of which the debt was to le paid
when contracted, and if paid in labor
will require two days work for every
one represented at the time the debt
was made. The producing class OF
this country are being crushed be.
tween upper and neither millstones
from which, if the crushing cOntin.
ues, there must and only can come
blood.
Vest declared in the senate that
Cleveland could not have carried
Missouri had the people not beer
assuged that he would favor free
silver coinage. Now Vance Of North
Carolina asserts that his state would
have been lost to Cleveland by $4,000
majority had not bimetallic free
coinage been pledged to the people
Now let Vest and Vance do theil
whole duty and next years congres
siOnal election will certainly right
the wrong Of 1892. No more strad
ding and dodging for the west ant
south.
Complaints of damages to corr
from chinch bugs are still heard in
Kansas. Prompt, careful and in
telligent application Of Prof. Shows
remedy would, we believe, prevent
serious loss from this cause. Let il
be remembered that the remedy wa,
discovered by one Of the foremost
scientists Of the country, who is nov
and has been for many years employ
ed by the state Of Kansas, and thai
the remedy, with full directions fol
using it, is supplied to all free O
charge except the exchange of ;
small 3ox Of the bugs which the farm
er is asked to send to the professo
to enable him to perpetuate the
disease.
This is the story the Milan Pres
tells on brother editor. &C. E
Wells Of the Belle Plaine Neps ha!
deserted the bachelor ranks and be
come fullfedged benedict, the part
ner Of his joys being Miss Mabe
Hughes, highly respected youne
lady Of Quincy, Ill"
Over 5000 boomers passed through
Milan, which ought to have besn 8
boom for it, while it lasted.