St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-08-25
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is needed in the political arena to appeal
Tor the prosperity and protection of
their children. Politics enters and Iobs
| the home, and women should ask men
IN DeiiaH OF nome and iireside to throw
aside their political collars. meaning the
Dri9d OF their masters. and stand erect
for our bloOd-bought liberties ana save
] our homes, which are being taken away
from US by the most infamous system of
mortgages. Is there any need for WON.
+ en- in politics? Why should they stand
idly by while deStituuon and grim fam
lie are stealing across the land? We
nave been robbed by class legislation.
and today they are trying to fasten the
gold system OF England OH us. The Re-
publican politicians say the Democratic
; administration Is responsible for the
present condition. The present admin
lStratIon of Cleveland has not changed
law, but Is carrying out the policy of
the Harrison administration. Today
there IS no difference between the Wall
Street>Democrat ana he Wall street Re-
publican. What Cleveland and Carlisle
demand, Sherman and Cabot Lodge
demand. One of the first acts of Cleve-
land after his election to the presidency
was 10 reach over 10 the plutOcratic Re-
publican party and pull over
Piutocratic Walter 4. Gresham
ana place him III his plutecratic cab
met. The Wall street Democrats ana
Republicans stand had in hand. and
both want the Sherman law repealed
Our trouble is that we are suffering
from money famine, and we need not
expect relief from the present admins
tration. The Democratic partv has
been an obstacle to every advancement
ana every progressive measure. 1t
lives solely to reap the spoils of office.
The great unspeakable crime of the ma
ton IS the Recommendation of silver
and both parties are silent about this
robbery. The farmers have been conf
peIleo TO organize in behalf of their
homes against the most gigantic and
systematic organization the world has
ever known. Every period of stagna-
ton the world has experienced has been
brought about by scarcity OF money.
lhere IS no difference between famine
and plenty when privileged class is
allowed to regulate prices and control
labor. Blinded by our dazzling prog
ress, we have closed our eyes. and have
been deaf to the lessons of the worlds
past history
This country has been blessed with
FERTILE .pralrleS and the richest of Gods
blessed soil, and the condition of our
oAAONLo w ItAC HdppiESL ana
most Joyful. This rich blessed soil of |
ours should make them prosperous and
contented. On the broad Sun-dried fields |
OF Kansas we raise hemp enough to |
hang every enemy to free silver and |
every traitor to the nation. Under the |
present financial system we never can
hope to lift the burden of debt that has
been heaped upon the people of Amer I
lea; the rich are growing richer and the
Poor Growing Poorer.
Thisis no longer the land of the free |
and the home of the brave, but the land |
of the rich and the home of the slave.
and appeal to you to wake before the !
chains of the money power are riveted |
on your limbs. 1t is not the Democratic |
party or the Republican party that is |
responsible. 1t is the money power of J
the old world that controls the two par |
ties OF the new world, so let us arouse !!
ourselves from our partisan lethargy
and resolve that these questions must
be settled peacably or otherwise.
Ii you men are not willing to
settle these problemspeaceably and