People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1893-10-06

President Cleveland, Carlisle, Harri-
Son, Foster, Sherman, Voorhees, and
Thomas B. Reed Seem to be the staunch
Supports of the new party with one
Single plank-gold S S s.
On the 10th Of September the new
democratic administration had been in
power Twenty-Five weeks. and in thai
time $500, 1884, 6O2 have been stolen
from the people by the ''robber tariff"
we heard SO much about before the
election, but about which the leaders
OF that party have been as silent as
the grave.
The national bankers are perfectly
that the faith and credit of the
shall be used BY the peo-
pie to an unlimited extent, providing
the credit is made to ooze through the
national banks.
At Corsicana, Texas, recently, own
ers Of a number of loads of Gotten
were on the streets all day, but there
were no buyers and they were COM
PEELED to haul the cotton home. Where
is that fellow who has been saving,
you can get money if you have any
thing to sell?" Guess the fool killer
got him.
Senator PETER soon realized that he
was treading on hallowed ground
when he proposed to inquire why the
government permitted the New York
banks to violate the law by refusing
to cash depositors' checks, allowing
their reserves to remain below the
legal requirements, and forcing clear
ing house certificates and certified
checks out as currency, and found New
York bankers a privileged class, and
entirely exempt from the penalties Of
the law.
Modern republicanism, the printing
press and the free school system can
not get along together. When the st.
Louis Globe Democrat advises its gold
bug contemporaries not to publish the
silver speeches in the senate as a
means of shutting off the free silver
men in that body it suggests one of
two things-the printing press and
free schools must go, if republicanism
is to continue in this country.
The Bourbon democratic leaders in
Georgia are helping Tom Watson to
revolutionize that state. Senator
Gordon having joined the Cleveland
Wall-street conspirators, gives Tom
new courage as he finds the disgust Of
the people of Georgia becoming more
and more intense.
Is it possible that the politicians
think the people are still sleepingP
Or DO they imagine that because they
have been able to fool the people for
many years that they can continue to
deceive them? All, what an awaken
ing there will be-apparently in the
near futurel
With John Sherman, ex-SpeaAer
Reed, Senator Hoar, New York Til
bune, st. Louis Globe Democrat and
Chicago Tribune as the chief supports
Of the Cleveland Neutrality-suspicious.
policy, the average republican may
anxiously enquire, Where is my
pariy?"
"Shall we wait until there is an
armed guard at every door," said
Patrick Henry in old Virginia's halls
and the same question comes to us
with equal force to-day. Shall we
arouse and throw off the yokes from
the people by the ballot, or shall we
slumber on in fanoied security until
all of liberty is lost?
The transformation OF member of
congress from bimetallist to a single
standard advocate by Cleyeland's gold
cure is simply wonderful. From men
OF mediocre abilities, shady in morals
and doubtful integrity, they suddenly
become great statesmen, orators of
the Cicero and Demosthenes type, and
men of great moral worth-that is,
if we are to believe the gold-bug or.
gans.
SAbout the hardest hit the New York
bankers have received since congress
convened was deliyeredby Congressman
Hatch OF Missouri, when he said: 1T
would be the most herculean task ever
attempted by legislative body from
the time of Adam down to the present
time TO restore confidence among New
York bankers. They know each other
too we'll"
The cotton planter has TO contend
with the cotton worm. and the wheat