The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-09-13

they filled you full attempted to
with the cry that it was threatened
tariff revision or lack of response to
the promise of tariff reform, and they
have kept fooling with you until you
don't know whether the tariff has
been reformed or not. And now they
tell you that any settlement of that
great agitation will return business,
but failures, suicides and lack Of bust
ness still presses upon the people.
Now they are beginning to cry that
the war friend, the greenback, has
passed its useful days and must be re-
tired. How long will YOU continue to
allow Yourselves TO be lied to and
Knocked at? BE We men and suffer
such dishonor:" Up, guards, and at
'em -Nonconformisr
Vote for Independence.
What party has transferred 90 per
cent. of the wealth created by labor
into the hands of the few by class laws
within the last thirty years? Will
you vote to reinstate those bride
takers? If you do You are only tit to
be slave, that kisses the hand that
smites him. What rarty hound slaves
some voters are. Lincoln said some
people can be fooled all the time-but
not I'll the people all the time. Throw
Off the party dollar and be bound to no
party. Vote and be independent
Americans.
Among Our Exchanges.
The Populists of Tennessee are
proud of their handsome gains all
over the state.-Tennessee Populist
CHOOSE We this day whom We will
serve his royal fairness or the dicta-
ton Of common sense.-News, Omaha,
Neb.
CoNFysCATloN under the forms of
law stares every man in the face who
owns any property and owes dollar.
Call, Seattle, Wash.
Is THE grass in Washington more
sacred than the right of free speech?
Ohio will, in November, render YER
dict that by the eternal" it is not. nor
shall it ever be.--Populist, Columbus,
Ohio.
LABoREEs will strike together,
tramp together, starve together, die
together, but they have not learned
enough to vote together. May our
guardian angel spirits hasten that day.
Iowa Referendum.
The English anarchist Mowbray has
come to this county and knew where
to locate 70 have congenial company,
he went to Newark, n. j. There is
not Populist vote in that cl:y.-In
dustrial Union.
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single shirt, single pants, single coat,
single hat and single pair of shoes.
When these are gone guess we'll be
without any standard at all.-Pro-
gressive Farmer.
AND still the pleutocratic press insists
that the right to rob the millions has
become vested" in a few Legislative
men of straw. 1t is not about time for
somebody to pull down this vest ?"-
San Diego Mail.
Two YEARS ago Il majority of the peo-
pie of this country were throwing up
their hats and hurrahing for Cleve-
land. Now number of the poor fell
lows havn't any hats to throw up
Tribune, Dalton, GA.
THE Republican platform demands
protection to American labor. In what
way, gentlemen? BY importing for
eign laborers ut the rate of over 400,
600 year? That is what you are do
ing. Sentinel, Boise, Idaho.
4 BEETLE can draw twenty times his
own weight. That's nothing, a Neb-
raska mortgage has been known to
draw the title to 100 acres OF land
clear down to Boston town and never
sweat a hair. -Gibbon Reporter.
Mr. DEBs saws: There will be a
quiet revolution in this country before
long. 1t will be at the ballot box.
Now. your shouting. Bro. Debs, and
we are with you till the last day, in
the afternoon. - Kansas Agitator.
THE paper dollar is redeemed in sill
Yer. the silver in gold, and the gold
dollar in bread and butter, which is
the final money of redemption, and
might as we'll be handed over for the
paper as the gold. Pittsburg kansan.
The parity" of the two branches of
the corr Grafton Congress has been
! maintained by the Lower House get
ting down on par with the Upper
House in corrupt servility to the trusts
and combines. Citizen, Tulare, Cal.
The other day man tried to ex-
plain protection, rs We have it to-day
in this country. He said it was fixed
so that it worked both ways. 1t pro-
tected the rich from getting poor and
the poor from getting rich. News,
Fairhaven. Wash.
The Democrat who talks about free
sugar Is either protectionist in dis
guise. or \ coward frightened by the
clamor over the infamous sugar trust
or plain. poor jackass. lacking sense
enough to take himself in ont of the
wet. Courier-Journal.
If slaves prefer their condition how
is it to be helped? II one man wants
to be the servant of another what is to
be done? There is but one way to find
out how many men in this country
prefer to be free men. and that is by
counting the votes.-Chicago Sentinel.
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