People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-08-24
NO. 52.

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Grover now has the "object lessonn
on his hands.
This is no time for whispering.
Speak out loud.
Starve Quietly or be Quieted with
the Gatling gun.
The "tinkering" is over. Bring on
your prosperity.
Justice may yet overtake the rob
Der tyrant Pullman.
Let justice be done, though Pull
man fall fiat as pancake hit with a
brick.
More bonds for the money loaners
and more bondage for the wealth pro-
ducers.
The railroad corporations must be
brought back under the flag. They
are rebels.
The editor of the Topeka Breeze
quotes very literally from MtGuffey's
old fourth reader.
The Q. o. p. Of Missouri endorses
the A. P. A. That makes it spell
| Gpel Oh PAPA
Until we have government control
OF the courts, legislation against mo
nopoly is a dead letter.
The next president of the United
States must live on the Kansas side
OF the father Of waters.
Jerry Simpson will begin spiking
the mud guns of the enemy at Wich.
ita Monday. September 3.
Competition always results in the
death OF the weaker, even as war ends
in victory for the stronger army.
The increased production due to
''labOr-saving" machinery must either
go to the labOrers it saves, else those
labOrerS must Starve.
The heavenly twin parties of plu-
tOcracy must be weaned. Their fangs
lacerate the breasts Of liberty.
Never was faith built on anything
less. Major Morrill, processes to be-
lieve that the republicans will win
in Kansas this fall.
1t is the same through all history.
Every man who ever led the common
people was hated and abused by the
uncommon and inhuman.
Drowning men. catch at straws"-
the old party politicians wildly clutch
at the tariff straw as the waves Of
Populism roll over their heads.
And now Geo. NJ. Pullman is to
swap his own daughter for a royal
connection in Europe. Monarchy
and mOneyarchy are in the same set
As sure as humanity keeps ham,
mering and the earth holds out, and
God reigns, the Peoples party will
elect president of the United States
in 1896.
| Old-Man-Ashamed.of- Hesitate ap-
pears to have retired. The one heap
big war whoop at Kansas City busted
the safety pin Of his blanket and left
him so naked he crawled back in his
barrel.
A head line in last Sundays Wichita
Eagle read "Rebels Lick the Govern
ment." It referred to the rebels Of
Lunhuna in Peru, but it is rumored
that old Bro. Fitzgerald started for
his gun.
Wasn't that republican supplement
a sumner? One lonely letter from
little red shoes Clover, and rumors re.
published from the newspapers Of last
spring and exploded in the early June
sunshine.
Poor little sings, its really too bad!
the way former republicans de-
n1unce G. o. pap-suckers. Maybe
they were disgusted before they left
the party. Possibly that's the rea-
son they left.
Lincoln was abused and villifed,
Garrison was dragged through the
streets Of BostOn-but that did not
discourage their friends. Though our
every leader be shot or imprisoned, we
should never give up.
The Campbell and elephant may as
well pack their trunk and hump
themselves toward the saline stream
let of innocuous desuetude. Simple
Simons has his thumb in the pie and
Rough on Rats Richards has started
a rival show.
Do you know how to tella POpulist.
He is always in good humor. The
republican wears either scowl or a
blank face. Democrats have a kind
Of desperate humor-but it is not the
true soul stirring, natural good hu-
NOR Of the Populist. Democrats grin
because they now hold the offices-and