The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-10-19

he IL the n1llt~ ~ our -Pi1allutS ana
Rel le>tl.<atlve~ al y a-hlnEIon.
Shadow OF the Monarchy.
Washington dispatch: The New
York Times says: For President
Cleveland. strangely enough. neglect
eli to employ the army and navy OF the
United States to make lis rehuhe tof
the Senate effective. 1t tells what
that rebuke WAS in these words:
Senator Stewart undoubtedly CON
stru"s Alright the language oI the Pres
ilent the day of the Capital tcentenarv
Senate wing and. according 10 the Ne
hra>ka Senator. III angry and menac-
ing tones used the following language:
III the Representatives Who here are
assembled to make laws for their fell
low c"untr.men forget the duty nj
broad and ,isntertstt,: patriotism and
legislate III prejudice and passion. or
in behalf Of sectional or selfish inter
est. the time when the corner stone of
the Capitol was laii and the rircurn-
stances surrounding il Will lot lie
worthy of commen:oratlon.
That the President. standing npon
the steps OF the Capitol, uid presume
t. rebuke the Cniteu tatt, Senate for
not obeviEg his orders, is admit ed by
every paper supporting the admins
tratiOn. and the New York Times
thinks il is strange that he did not
'cmplny tie army and navy to make
his rebukt effective. 10 this point
Of danger has wee government come.
No man ca1 tell on What a volcano We
may now stand. How lun@ vii il he
before the President viii U>o the army
and navy to enforce nhcUlence from
the Senate? There is 4 time near ri
hand which viii test the question
whether free government is to endure
IN these states. How far awaT IS tn,
dictator?
t:i>tor. Does Repeat Itself.
II Il recent editorial IN the Chicago
Tribune the following choice language
WAS uorl:
! j'ttrr the teachings 'or COZ. ilewsl)in..,
! Mr. Lease SuctIeeS simpson. lrnss-htart
1 i'lc'f,.r ana "to"r calamity >.r,rkrI~. 'At;s-
III 1lrte amt N"'pn- coz t"~ "t II" prairie,
! Il spirit 81 dishonesty which has become
alarming - the loan "plnfantr IA" IN Work
! liz rr"ih" farther east Who haze iuln she'd
| member that us: such laltguag" thir-
| ty wears ago and more, Was III constant
use and WAS applied to those "un We're
| brave enough to oppose slavery As a
! human sin and Il national curse. and
| il was used JUS. rs freely III the north
! n, il Ia. south in the north untIi the
cannon balls rthoUuhing from Fort
Sumter severed party ties. destroyed
! party pre- ulirc and drove the i'e"ni"
into new party .lli%nmcn;s. Now tn"
sam" cpitht;s. unHl-nliicd, scnselesS
ana broken supports OF Il losing
cause are hrapcd upon all who ,lare to
rai>" their voices against the new and
worse slavery INTO winch the common
people. white and black, are being
driven by soullcss, self-an-
pointed masters.
Referring to this same editorial, We
are glad 10 copy the following from
Farm. Field and Preside. Chicago:
such is a sa,nrl- 81 the Way the great ,iaiirs
under the ms ,rat If The money aarnnS are
dist u~~ing the silver question. Hlari>guarl
lny. huiIdo2iug. >!letrnG. calling names etc
j. II any wonder the political press j. losing
Is in1lente: However II may b, with the
editor O tn. Chicago Iribune. the general pa h.
IJc look with d-2u~t up"n such @ltter-snipe
jutillla ism. We nay not belong II the part Y
90 toy. L}eWeilliIg. Congressman simpson al
senator pfeier. rut IA tap-r men AZ" ont 10,
The wl3n''. .'"oo3" /" TIA; extent wr uph""
them. ana ak .nr tlrIl ana tn La@i-Wurll!n-
people of kalo'S fair y ay.