Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-10-12
KANSAS Ae1rAroR. GARRETT. KANSAS. OCT 70 1894
POPULIsT PRESS POINTS.

Write it down in big letters-the Populsts
will control the next congress and cut no small
figure in the selection of a president Noncon-
forlnist.
Mckinley is coming all the way from Ohio
to Hutchinson, Kansas, to tell the dear people
what blessing it is for the farmers to be taxed
in order to give the manufacturers chance to
form trust and tax them again. That kind OF
stuff may go down with the ''down east' fell
lows, but the people of Kansas are two well
posted to be caught OH that kind of apin hook
MCPHERSON (Kas.) Opinion.
That good old soldier, Bent. Murdoch, of the
ElDorado Republican, has come to the front and
vouches for Morrill's military record. Now who
will vouch for Murdoch Parsons Independ-
ent.
The first thing to be done in the direction OF
government ownership of railroads is toreclos-
ure by the government of mortgages held on
roads, The country paid for the building of
certain lines the mortgages are due and should
be forecosed. Let us elect congress which
will do its duty i'll this r.-Nonconfornist
On the election of Grover in 'o2 the Demo-
Gratis wore roosters i'll their hats. Now they
think so much of Grover that they wear Cleve-
land badges OH their pants-and their coats OF
shoddy are of as many colors as was Joseph's
Chicago Free-Trader.
Kansas Populists have reduced the tax levy
to the MINIMUM the lowest in the history OF
the state and still the Republicans are kick
g.-Nonconfor1nist.
What has become of the investigation of that
$4,000 steal by ex-Treasurer Hamilton The
Republicans should clean their linen before seek
ing washing in other parties.-Parsons hide
pendent
Ship loads of 'labor' continue to come II
free, but every spoonful of sugar is taxed anf
every article of clothing. Such are the beau
ties of our tariff system.-Chcago Express.
John Sherman recently stated that the onl,
material difference between the two old partle
was the "tariff schedules and it would seen
to man up tree there was mighty little dit
ference in even the tariff. Both parties hav
proven themselves to be for "sugar" and Doodle
Chicago Free Trader.
Sixty-hve million people controlled by thirt
bankers, is the way Myron Reed states the sit
uation in the United States of America, to-day
Mrs. Lease has we'll said: "What do person
al grievances amount to when the life OF ma
ton is at stake ?'' She has buried all he
grievances, and proposes to lend her power an
influence to carry the Populist banner i'll Kan
sas to victory. Noble woman! Would tina
her example could be followed by men every
where-Southern Mercury.
The money-lnongers are looking to the de
struction of the greenback, and it behooves tn
people to be on their guard. The money-bug
can't control the greenbacks that's what all
them. The greenbacks carried us through thu
war of the rebellion but the money-crats woul'
have the people believe that they are not goo'
money in time of peace.-Free-Trade
A campaign of falsehood and fraud is thu
only hope of the Republicans in Kansas.-Chi
cago Express.
Barney Kelley, the Republican bright light
who is detailed by the Republican state maffi'
TO attend the old soldiers reunions, says, "Any
old soldier who voted the Popuist ticket will
lose his pension, and ought to " What an ar.
qument.-Parsons Independent.
The Democratic tariff measure tackled on the
Populist income tax That plank can't be found
in the Democratic platform, but can be found
in the Peoples party platform, adopted at
Omaha. Stolen goods, sure.-Search Light,