The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-12-13
Among Our Exchanges.

AS much from mobs as kings. from
you as me. -Bryon.
MANY man WHO asks God to lead
him when he goes TO prayer meeting,
| suffers the devil to guide him whe., he
goes to vote. -Exchangc.
BUSINESS can no longer be done
without money undera Republican adj
| minstration than under a Democratic
administration. People. Erie, Pa.
THE people have changed parties
again; the change carries them from
Tweedledee 10 Tweedledum. But cot
ton is still going ut D cents or less.
Southern Alliance.
The Democratic party will comment
$50, 900, 600 of United States bonds for
Shylock to draw interest from the pco-
pie. Herald, Dallas Ga.
If the Populists increase in the next
two years as they have the last two,
they will take everything in sight i'll
70, and the Democrats will hardly be
able to raise even Il yell.
Linden. Texas.
THE Populists have shattered tho
solid south. and it didn't require any
force bill either. Ii the people them
selves cannot correct an evil the army
will never do it for them. -American,
| Creston, Iowa.
From all over the Union comes tho
story the Populists doubled their
! vote When the popular vote cx-
| pressed in Congressional district elect
| ions is tabulated it will he another sur
| Il
Mass.
The Republicans claim the earth.
| They have voted themselves in power.
We ask them TO take an inventory Of
their worldly goods and mort cages and
see how much better off they will be
two years from now. Il Mon, Warrens-
burg, Mo.
Two YEARS ago the Porulist vote for
| Congress i'll this old Oklahoma was
1885. now it is nearly 5000. If it
keeps dying that way for about two
wears more thcre'H be iirst-class
funeral and the Peoples party won't
furnish the corpse. Oklahoma State
| HALF republic, half monarchy. half
empire and half military lespotism il
about the makeup Of this country at
1
monster long exist? Keep on, gentle
men. one Or the other of them will soon
swallow the rest. Voice.
| TIE Democrat who recently leclar-
ed that Tammany Of New York was
one Of the greatest men in the United
States" must be brother to the ono
who said the people were leaving the
Peoples party by the thousands and
Joining the PopulIsts. -Tribune, Pres
colt, Ark.
THE Republicans have steadily
howlei that the Democracy was re-
sponsible for hard times. The Reps
are now very much at the bat. the
grand stand is looking at them. Woe
he to .hem if they strike out. Nothing
but a home run viii satisfy the expec
tation. Ohio Sentinel.
The head Of the Democratic parry
let state sovereignty go to tn. bow
vows" last Summer and now the whole
party votes for protection. The indi-
cations now are that they will go out
of business On their own hook a:d go
into partnership with the Republicans.
-Independent. kirwin, Kan.
PLTrocRAcT might Just as we'll
/, | understand nrSf as last, that the Iop-
ulist party is just AS deadly an enernv
of theirs as right is of wrong. and rs
truth is Of error. The fight is on, and
will he fought to a finish. The time
is near at hand when il must be decid-
ell whether the citizen or the dollar
shall rule in this country. Chicago
Express.
Do Mt consider the Republican vic
tory III Kansas as in any sense an as
surance of political reform in the Sun
fiower state John J. Ingalls, said a
few years ago, it will be remembered.
hat The publication Of politics is an
; iridesdent lream-and John J. In.
. gals ought to know. Therefore any
; premature rainbow-colorel visions
2 may just as we'll lie folded up and care
fully laii aside. director. Nevada,
5 Mo-