The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1893-05-19
FROM OUR EXCHANGES.


long as the prairies and valleys of
southern Kansas are wide open
as they are today Wichita
Eagle.
The interests of the masses of
the people of the east are identi-
cal with those of the south, but
the politics of the east are con-
trolled by the numerous million
aires who reside there; hence the
hope of the country is in the
uniting of the west and south in
a great party to fight Plutocracy.
Missouri World.
In connection with the recent
bill before congress, providing for
automatic couplers on freight cars.
it is interesting to note that over
5000 patents for such devises
have been granted and that a
large number of applications are
on file at the patent Office await
ing the decision of the examiner.
-Oberlin Opinion.
WARS may come and develop
passions, curtail liberty, dethrone
justice, and enslave men without
the shedding of blood. Such is
the war between capital and la
Dor today. 1t is even now war
of as gigantic proportions as any
recorded in history. The great
est engines in the prosecution of
war, money and men, are already
enlisted on opposite side of this
struggle. They are desperate
forces, each determined on the
mastery. Which side are you
on?-Exchange
Will the noble red men out
west please keep quiet. We are
busily engaged in peaceful festiv-
tiles in celebration of the 4ooth
anniversary of the discovery OF
America by Columbus. The North
American Indians were included
in that discovery. Can't you see,
gentlemen and wards, how indeli-
cate it is for you to kick up a
row on this occasion? Retire to
your tents, o, redmen! Or we
will turn a howitzer on you
New York Commercial Advertiser.
Uncle Sam finds it necessary to
send war ship to Nicaragua to
protect American interests in the
canal. When the canal is finish
ed it will probably be necessary
for us to maintain a force there
all the time This may result in
Americanizing and very much
improving this country. 1t is a
fine country where every prospect
pleases and only man is vile II
will be a great thing for it il
Yankee influence becomes para
mount tn ere.-Leavenworth
Times.
A little seven by nine editor
pirates about 1.-The inability OF
woman to transact business, and
refers to the ladies' worlds fail
commission to prove it. He had
better come and see. No part OF
the great exposition has been run
more economically and with
greater success, and the world
has never before witnessed such
an exhibition of woman's handi-
work. Women are here and have
come to stay as the co-workers
with men in literature, art,
science, and all that enters into
the highest interests of the race.
Chicago Inter-Ocean.
The Russian peasants who re-
Gently threw themselves by hun
dreds upon the railroad track
over which the cars train was
about to pass in order to attract
his attention and present their
grievances to- him, show to what
depths of frenzied desperation the
Russian peasantry have sunk
The car ordered the train to pro-
coed and about IS peasants were
killed. Now more comment is
being made upon the fact that the
incident made the car feel sick,
than over the other fact that p
human lives were blotted out
Salina Republican, Journal.
The robber tariff papers have
again begun their talk about the
money in New England savings
banks and point to it as a sure
evidence of the prosperity of the
whole country. How much
money have the wage-workers OF
farms in the south and west il
savings banks? Not a cent; they
have all they can do to make
scanty living, go poorly clad am
deny themselves recreative pleas
ures. Why is it so? They worl
to Fill the pockets of the benefici