The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-02-08

stance of things hoped for, the evil
dence of things not seen. "-Noncon-
tormist
Among Our Exchanges.
GROVER CLEVELAND ought to place
Maria Halpin on the Hawaiian throne.
If you don't believe it, just Oscar
Ottumwa World.
As AT present administered, "the
people" are the victims not the bene-
ticiaries of the government Dice,
Norman, Oklahoma.
THERE are three political parties in
the United States. The Popullst par
ty is one and Grover Cleveland is the
other two. Auburn Times.
GRESHAM, it is said, is tired of the
cabinet. SO are the people. They
are tired, very tired, of the whole d-n
business. Grover and au.-Advance,
Elgin, Neb.
If the government can make Il bond
worth $1,000 good why can it not make
small bonds of 81 and - good and put
them into circulation as money!
Times, Auburn, Ind.
Is "CEzAR's Column reared by the
fertile imagination of philosopher
and ardent lover of his race as warn
ing to his FELLOWSHIP become a reality?
Iowa Referendum
If Congress does not issue more
money shortly the people will issue a
| new Congress. One of the two is in
| evitable. and will come to pass.-Pro-
gressive Reform, Coliad, Texas.
A GOVERNMENT that can issue bonds
can issue money, and to everlasting
perdition with the government that
dares to issue the one and refuses to
| issue the other Pittsburg Kansan.
A POLITICAL party which does not
seek to bring to the masses of the peo-
pie more of that which will add to the
| comfort and happiness of life, has no
excuse for an existence.-Elk Co. Cit
! izen.
SAY, YOU old time Democrats, which
do you prefer shall be sacrificed, your
party or your country? Come, be hon
est now. One or the other must go,
and go soon.-Champion, New What
com, Wash.
The public debt is on the increase.
Taxes are on the increase. The sal
| aries of officers is on the increase, but
the power OF the people to make money
is decreasing year by year.-Carthage,
Mo-, Critic.
The human male who will not steal
when he cannot secure employment by
which to earn the necessary food for
| hungry wife and babies, is not man.
He is simply thing, misconceived
| biped. Oakland Citizen.
How PECULIAR. Luxury and poverty
walk the same street. The latter la
bors soberly and industriously for life's
necessities while the former revels in
idleness, debauchery and crime. Usury
tells the story.-Spirit of Reform.
IT must have been a very slaky
foundation upon which the prosperity
of the county was built by the Repub-
licans in thirty years, that the Demo-
Gratis could tear it down in six months
Carthage, Mo.
The Populist party today stands
ont in bold relief on the political hor-
lion as the only party that opposes the
marsh of the shylocks over the pros
trate forms of overworked and under.
fed American producers. Such a party
stays Butte Tribune.
TAKE a fresh hold on the reform
movement. The mistakes and inten-
tional wrongs placed on the people by
the viscious lawmaking powers makes
l. necessary to renew our ar,lor in adj
vocating measures of justice for the
masses.-Concordia Alliant.
AN aliuring prospectus; litho-
graphed calendar: blonde clerk :;
hired Office furniture and 800 in cash
is all the capital necessary to conduct
a fire insurance business in California
as agent of a foreign company. Reform
is necessary. -CitiZen, Oakland, Cal.
TALK about the restoration of conf.
dence with the price OF all produce GO
ing down. wages being reduced, in
creasing millions of unemployed, the
| number of tramps increasing, crime
and suicide becoming a mania. and
| Grover Sherman at the helm Il Mon
| Dispai en-.
NOT one OF You western voters who
marched MP to the polls and cast an
old party ticket in 1892 were in favor
OF Z Government issue OF gold bonds.
IT is not stated as prophetic. but be-
fore the year is passed there will be a
crisis IN public affairs in this country
Will the reader please remember this
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