The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1893-06-29

the head Of the Democratic party, and
chief executive of the nation. Really.
times, men and parties have changed.
kansas tommoner.
The PCpliiSt movement is called by
Eastern papers The uprising Of wool
hats and CO.'S hide boots"
GOOD cnoltyh.
Let 1t go a. That
Both viii be '.in it at the day Of
political reckoning. The Road.
1t would be well for the American
Re public To learn of it, older contem
poraries. For instance. Switzerland
passed through a similar ordeal years
ago and balked the Insurers by lOaninr
government scrip to the people and
permitting them to pay it back in
small annual installments. THIS was
done and the country saved The
Progressive Age.
Save men from the wrctchedness
and crime Of this life and you need
worry bat little about their salvation
in the next. -Farmers' Tribune.
Labor is alive. active and intelli-
gent; capital is cold, dead and mani
mate. The former should receive the
first consideration. Farmers Tribune
Demonetizc gold. make silver coin
age free and issue ii few hundred mill
lions of full legal tender gree %. ks
and it will teach the gold cranks rf Isis
country d lesson of intrinsic valu that
they are really in need of.-Farmers'
Tribune.
The present administration claims
to have 4 heart. That it has a stomach
| nobody can deny-possibly a heart,
too, but at this time that organ APP
| pears t. be a spiritual deforlnitv, no
| matter how useful it appears to be as
4 blood pumpcr. The Road
Labor can never hope to retain the
! trolls the medium by which this wealth
is exchanged. The labor question is
in the last analysis, purely a question
| of money-or in other words, exchange
Alma News.
The ancientS believed that gold and
silver were the tears shed by the sun
god and the moou-god. and for this
reason should be used as money This
is probably. the most intelligent rea-
son ever given why these metals
| should be given u precedence over all
| other product, as money metals. -
! Alma News.
| We observe by Republican papers
that the Alliance has split again.
! This time it is in Minnesota. 1t is
| some time now since there has been 3,
! split. and we are glad to note this re-
| ncwed Indication of reviving prosper
! ity.-The Advocate.
/ Unless the Greater Numbered badly
| I he two hands that ACCOMPANIED every
mouth into this world are naturally
| able to supply that mouth with all
| that it requires. If society has erected
/ barriers and imposed restrictions ,hat
prevent thc hands feeding the mouth,
except on condition that they also
feed other mouths whose hands are
unwilling 70 work. then society is mn
! properly interfering with natural
! rights. *. 81 l.. journal.
The bank reserves Of the country
/ Will range from six To twenty five per
cent OF their outstanding obligations
This : regarded as ample for the
banks which have no power to levy
,aNe> ~ issue money. These powers
belong 10 -he Government ana can be
used 4. any ti:ne to create the means
.; payment. The government has IN
is vaults >iu1.uau. 600 gold reserve.
which i over twenty-five per cent u
it. outstanding obligations which.
ignoring silver. are payable in gold.
Vet these BANKS insist that the govern
ucnt ought 20 increase It's reserve ),
~ 10 place il on a solid financial basis
As a specimen 81 check, this takes the
cake. The banks at best are decidedly
shlky financial institutions while the
government; is absolutely master OF
the financial situation just as soon as
its aimin!>trat have the manhood
TO deal with i. IN common sense
mauner-Alma News