The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-08-16
Among Our Exchanges.

tHe IltAe PIE VI qua HoaIucu ia lAo
| Treasury.
Among Our Exchanges.
| Do you know what thinkers DAM
is? 1t is said to be the difference be-
tween the Mckinley bill and the Will
son bill. Hastings (Neb.) Journal.
! JUST compare the action Of the Dem
Ocrats with their promises If you want
to see the grandest aggregation of
shysters the world ever knew.-Ex.
| Issue more bonds? Why certainly.
The tenants in 100000 mortgaged
homes are just drvin' to get chance
to pay somebody more interest. BY
all means issue them. -Owensboro
| (ky.J Journal.
| The Democrats wanted a chance
and the people let them have 1t. Now
the Republicans would like to have a
chance to show Wall Street that their
love for millionaires exceeds that Of
Growers. We don't believe there are
fools enough to let them try tx.
SEVENTY million people in this land
have permitted few thousand specu-
lators and money bags to gobble up
more than one-half the national
wealth and practically enslave them.
This is enough to make monkeys blush
at the thought of being our ancestors.
lone Cali Echo.
The United States is no longer a
free Government. The act Of Grover
Cleveland in declaring martial law in
the state of Illinois was the act of an
usurper and tyrant. The English
language possesses no name strong
enough for such an unprincipled des-
pot. -Mineola Tex Courier.
| CLEvELAND's last big debauch is
said to have pretty nearly finished
him. 1t is reported in Washington
society circles that Mrs. Cleveland
seriously contemplates getting di-
vorce.-Denver Roam. Mistaken
again. old boy, it's the Democratic
party that's trying to get the divorce.
Arkansas Herald.
THERE is something peculiar about
the present system. All wealth (capi-
tall is produced by labor. and yet la
Dor has no wealth. The apostolic in
junction. If any will not work,
neither shall he eat" has been re-
versed, and those who do not work are
about the only ones who nave enough
to eat.-The Other Side.
; THE Econmic club on the Boston
! Commo adopted series of resolutions
ending with Resolved, That we
urge grand national strike next Nov
ember ut the ballot box against corpor-
alton influence and those political par
ties which owe their power to their
facility in trucking to monopoly
Brockton Mass Diamond.
WHY are the people kicking about
the scarcity of money? Don't they
see there is plenty of money in the
banks of the great cities? Common
people don't need money. That is Il
luxury for those who run the affairs of
our nation. The masses should work
: and produce goods. That is what
they are or.-Owensbory (Ky.)
} Journal.
WHEN public man stands up in de-
Tense Of the laboring man Republicans
denounce him as a demagogue. When
he speaks for protection to monopolies
and trusts and corporations they call
, /, him wise and patriotic statesman.
They cannot understand how one can
honestly and sincerely espouse the
; cause Of impoverished labor. They
, work for those who can pay for it
] Fort Scott Lantern.
, If YOU want to get out of debt and
have a home in your old age. YOU have
no time to fool away with the old parties
who are irrevocablv committed to the
preparation of our present financial
: system. which is continually adding to
} the burdens of debt and taxation by
increasing the purchasing power of the
dollar and correspondingly decreasing
the selling price of the products OF
4 YOUR labor Missouri World.
EVERY man-every woman whc
works for living has a stake in this
contest of Titans. The tide turns now
for or against equality and justice in
the conduct of human affairs. The
outcome Of this struggle will determine
| whether the workers or the ,lrones
shall control the hive of human in
dustry; whether the producer or the
sponge shall sit in the chair of state
c snd direct the nations councils. New
Charter.
IT is both theory and condition
that confronts the people of this land
Il to-dav-the theory upon which OLE
: parties are based and condition result
Y ing. The remedv-the ballots il
!. the hands of the people and if properly
used conditions will prevail of which
E no true man can complain. Vote tn,
>. old parties ont of existence and thei,
r brutal theories along with the result
.s ant conditions will go glimmerinS.-
il Ohio Populist.