People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-01-26

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Observation-Disclosures
The senate has fired" Cleveland's |
HOrnblOwer. Now let it impeaCh his |
bond blOwhard and the country will
breathe easier.
J. C. HibbaId, formerly Jerry Simp-
sons private secretary and well
known POpuliSt editor, recently died
at his home in Topeka. In his death
the cause loses noble worker.
The Democrats pretended to know
what they wanted before the election,
but now that they have an over
whelming majority in congress they
are badly divided. Turn the rascals
out.
The Democrats of Indiana are pass
ing resolutions cOndemning Senators
VOORHEES, and Turpie and members of
Che house for their course on the free
coinage of silver question. 1t is no
wonder that the most of them decided
to retire to private life soon after the
voting for the repeal of the silver pur-
chasing act.
1t is evident that the labor organ
izati0nS have at last gotten their
eyes open to the necessity of united
political action. They have found
out that they have been deceived for
years and now they propose to take a
hand in national affairs themselves.
Let the good work 60 bravely on.
The Central Labor Union at its
meeting in Detroit recently issued
platform of principles similar to the
one adopted by the American Fedora.
ton, and will hereafter support such
candidates and newspapers as cham
pion their cause and combine to de.
feat all political deadbeats and pluto.
cratic hirelings. "Things are work
ing"
The Republican papers try awful
hard to make people believe that
Jerry Simpson is very small potatoes,
Dut 1t is a fact nevertheless that
whenever it is announced that he
will speak, the house of representa-.
tlves is crowded to hear him. And
he never fails to create a sensation BY
his sound logic, common sense reason
ing and cutting sarcasm.
The only way Carlisle can get more
gold into the U. S. treasury by the
issue of bonds would be to have con-
greSs empower him to refuse the re-
demption of greenbacks and treasury
notes. The man who has either of
the latter can 60 to the treasury and
procure gold therefor and then buy
bonds with the gold. The bond
scheme is a fraud and should be
SQuelched.
The AOn'tOr-PreSs is still very mad
at Commissioner Faurot and its last
issue makes him out very bad man.
Now if Mr.. Faurot had voted in ia.
vor of the MP, does anybody believe
the said paper would ever have said
such naughty things about him? Il
the MOnitOr-PreSS knew him to bt
such a bad man, why did it support
him for the place and ask the people
to vote for him?
The american Noilcontormist ha.
sent US copies Of their lite vote-mak
er books entitled Points for Think
erS," Government Owership of Rail
roads," StOckwell's bad Boy Dia
logues" and the political Earth
quake" Every Populist agitato
should have them in their pockets
You can procure them by subscribinl
for the NoncoafoimiSt, s1.OO yer yea
or with the VOICE sl.75 for both ant
the books included.
We submit that the Mail SHOULD
give the facts about the purchasinl
of that shOddy coat by Jerry Simpson
in Washington. He did not buy tn
coat because it was cheap. He want
ed it for purpose and that purpos
was to give the. high protection luna
tics an object lesson that would Opel
their eyes, He did it and the way b.
exposed the high protection fallacie
brought out round after round of ap
Dlause, both from his colleagues AM