The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-12-21

has said at any rate, that starving reo-
PIE ought TO steal from the rich peonle
rather than starve. This is anarchy.
and Is almost as wicked as murder.
/ he tim, starving woman is of course
| convicted aud goes To- prison for year.
" hat with court room, judge. district
attorney. police, writing paper. and
splttoons. il costs 81 21a75 to convict
this wicked anarchist who earns only
81 a week. This shows that Christian
civilization requires half soleing and
heeling.
Press Opinions.
4 GOOD citizen will never hold allie
glance to any political party longer
than that party serves the interests Of
the section in winch lie lives. We
| should forever forget the old preiuiices
| engenderei years ago when the masses
OF our present voters We're children
Leadville Colo News.
| GROVER CLEVELAND was so poor fis-
teen years ago that he hung a couple
of men in Buffalo doth Democrats
with his own hands in order to save
the regular hangman's fee: aud that is
poorer than any man ought TO be. He
| IL IltW WpTtu III lt;iSI II n1Illpu. HOW
did he make it Chicago Sentinel.
WE have single gold standard basis
Tow, and times continue hard or harder
and the public soup houses through
out the land are considered IA Godsend
to the poor, who have been awaiting
an early return Of prosperity, which
| was promised as soon rs the Sherman
law was repealed. tkas.)
| Times.
CHAIRMAN JONES of the Democratic
party says that the Democrats will
elect the next Governor of Kansas
If Jones ever told the truth in his life
it was when no one was listening. He
carries his trademark with him. One
look at his mug" will tell any one
both his trade and his party. Ottowa
| (kas.) journal.
THE Peoples party now has about
| twenty-five papers advocating its prin-
| ciples in the state of Washington.
With this number of brilliant papers
pouring hot shot into the enemy s camp
We may rest assured that the old par
ties will be wanting to know where
they are at" before the fall of lS9l-
Tacoma WASH Sun.
| The Government ownership of rail
roads, as demanded by the Peoples
party, is great issue upon which rests
the welfare of no less than 80 per cent.
of the American people. 1t is prop
osition once understood that must in
terest and urge to action every farmer,
merchant, and worker in the land.-
Stockton Cal Golden State.
PRESIDENT CLEVELAND has kept his
word with the bankers of Wall Street,
but at what a fearful cost In order
to do SO, he was forced by the silver
men to tear off the mask of true Jeffer-
sonian Democracy and expose modern
| Democracy in all of its corruptness to
an injured and deceived nency.
Norman (Oklahoma) Voice.
The people didn't endorse the Re-
publican national platform twelve
months ago, and Mt the recent election
they objected only more emphatically
by refusing to endorse the party hich
under the name of Democracy was en-
deavoring to instill Republican princi-
pies and dogmas which heretofore they
denounced and repudlated.- Louis
Critic.
SENATOR PETTIGREw of South Da-
kota says that neither of the old par
ties will ever again elect another Pres
ident of the United States. He is a
Republican and is getting ready to
"revolutioniZe" himself in time. Some
people are wise and some are other
wise. Some cannot see cyclone I'M
til after it fiat,ens them. Scranton
(Pa.) News.
WELL, old Democratic friend, how
do you like Grover Cleveland's policy
as far as it has gone? Does it come
up to your expectations, or has it gone
"a leetle apast?" How do You like the
attitude of your party in Congress-,
good Republican friends? Are YOU
ready to line up with John Sherman
and Grover Cleveland ?-Fredonia
Kan Herald.
Gov. PENNoYER is reported us hav-
ing said that he has no intention nor
desire to succeed Senator Dolph. but
he will offer his services to the Popu-
lists in stumping the state next spring.
The Governor yields a powerful infiu-
ence with the people in this state, and
if he should take the stump for the
Peoples party, the old parties will not
be lin it, Living Issue.
THE confidence which the Republic
can victory y has brought seems con-
. fined principally to the fellows who
have money. Those who have wheat
and corn to sell do not seem to be get
: ting any very great benefit out of it.
; Wheat continues to 60 down and
down. We think lust q little more
confidence will paralyze the whole
: thing Hutchinson KAN Alliance
: Herald.
The American people do not want
any money OF redemption. They will
never cease their fight ON the economic
, question of the times until all money