The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1894-11-16
POINTS foa THE PEOPLE.

POINTS FOR THE PEOPLE.
The peoples party is the only party
that demands q graduated income tax,
and the income tax is the only system
Of taxation that in no case can work
an injustice.
The peoples party is the only party
that proposes any consideration OF the
initiative and referendum, in fact it is
the only party that favors government
by and for the people.
Fuel will not make fire except
conditions are created to cause the fire.
Crime will not be unless conditions
favorable to it exist. All crime and
misery are the result of the present So
cial system under which they flourish.
Coming Nation.
The peoples party is dying, you
know! Oh, yes! But somehow or other
the republicans dee med it necessary
for democrats to vote the republican
ticket this year in order to defeat this
dying" party. Consistency is said to
be a jewel. (Wash.) Regis
ter.
You never hear of bankers or rail-
road kings or coal kings or sugar kings
tribute to both old party bribery funds.
Only the laboring people get out and
march and yell and carry torches and
berate each other, Which has the
most?- Coming nation.
1t is difficult matter to tax plu-
tocracy when congress is composed of
purchasable and corruptible material.
Here is the income tax that was to
force the millionaires to bear a portion
of the burdens, that cannot be enforced
on account of no appropriation for that
purpose. 1t was never intended to be
enforced.-Southern Mercury.
"A writer from Georgia to the New
York Sun says that Congressman Wat
son, one of the populist leaders, ''has
aroused the negro to pitch of religi-
Gus enthusiasm where argument can
not touch and from which money can
not bulge him." That is an altitude
which many white voters could not
possibly reach.--Rocky Mountain News.
The overshadowing curse of Amer
lea to-day is the monopolist. He puts
his hand on every bushel of wheat,
every sack of flour and every ton of
coal, and not man, woman or child
but feels the touch of this money des-
potism. He controls nominations and
elections. He has the democratic party
in one pocket and republican in the
other-Rev. T. Dewitt Talmage.
When such men as Senators Jones
and Stewart, of Nevada, Judge Trum-
bull, of Illinois, DIR. McGlynn, of New
York, Rev. Myron Reed, of Colorado,
the most brainy and brilliant men OF
the nation, have no hesitancy in COM
ing into the peoples party and public
ly advocate it's doctrines, it is about
time for the little pee-wees and polit-
ical dudes to stop talking about cranks
and visionary lunatics.-Independ
American.
1.-THE employees must be paid fair
wages even though no dividends may
be paid" was the decision of noble
Judge Caldwell. And his decision es
tablished a precedent which Judge
Wilson, of Iowa, in similar railroad
case has followed. The courts and peo
pie will yet see that fair wages
make all dividends Ito the idle stock
holders) impossible. To the producers
belong the entire product, after re-
placing the wear and tear of capital. -
Wealth Makers.
The people are forming into two
lines, the demo-republican gold-bug:
and all the thoughtless they can per
suade or drive into their ranks on one
side, and the thoughtful industrial
slave on the other, preparatory to the
great battle for human rights. Reader
on what side have you taken your pc
sition? Remember it is for time anC
eternity. righteousness and death
Take your position and turn your ey'
to the right that your comrade ma.
look into its depths and see the truth
Missouri State Union.
Gov. Stone, a free silver man, an(
ex-Gov. Francis, a gold-bug, both so
called Missouri democrats, spoke at st
Louis the other night from the SAM
platform. The same thing happened
in Georgia recently at democratic
meeting in Atlanta. Crisp advocated
free silver and Hoke Smith denounced
it. There is absolutely no hope for sill
yer when one half of the party stant
) ready to prevent the other half from
doing anything. If you really desir'
to see silver restored stand by the onl,
party that stands solid for 1.-THE PEG
pies party.-Mlssouri World.
Wise Sayings of the Wise.
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