People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-11-22
How Can Trade Revive.

1t takes money and purchasers to
revive trade.
Who is there with money to spend
and revive trade?
Can the laborer, who is out of en-
ployment, be depended upon to re-
vive trade?
Can the farmer, whose products have
declined so per cent from last years
prices, help revive trade?
Will employed labor, under reduced
wages, come to the front and help re-
vive trade?
If the consumers have not the money
to spend to revive trade, how is trade
to be revived?
Will some one good at figures please
answer this question and relieve an
anxious public?
The democrats say trade is torevive.
Is it going to revive without any one
reviving it?
1sit going to revive despite the alb
sence of purchasers to revive it?
About the only thing that is reviv-
ing is democratic humbuggery. Hum
buggery is on boom.
Trade is dead, and will stay dead
until the people get the money by a
rising market. 1t takes money to pay
debts and revive trade by the purchase
of articles on the market for sale.
If the farmer should receive 10 cents
for cotton this fall he would have
more money than he had last year,
and hence could revive more trade
than he did last year.
As cotton is lower than it was last
year, and cotton seed one half lower,
wheat and everything else the farmer
has to sell is lower, how is the farmer
to revive trade?
Wages of labor has been reduced on
all the railroads and in the manufact-
cries and shops How is the wage
Garner to help revive trade?
Who else is there to revive tradep II
the tradesman can not sell his goods,
he won't revive very much will he?
As farm wages go down, and wages
decline, the power of the consumer is
reduced and there is less consumed.
This isfollowed bya reduction of the
price Of goods, as the tradesman de-
sires to sell, and trade being dull, he
bids for it by reducing his profits.
Thus there is a falling market al
around, yet democrats tell us trade is
reviving! The only thing that is re-
wing is the old party campaign liar
He is vigorous, and appears to be do
ing an active business. Progressive
Farmer.
Bonds were issued to get money to
carry on the war-so the bankers tell
the people. They wan. more of them
issued now, 60 the presumption is
strong that they want to use them to
put down labor war. Bonds enough
will soon starve all the laboringmen.-
Coming Nation.
All people believe that the govern
ment can assume control of an old
proken down railroad, as receiver, and
run it until the finances of the com.
pany are placed in healthy condi-
dition; but 1t will never-no, never-dc
for the government to own the road
after it has been put on paying basis!
Elk.
When the wheat crop is abun dan
there is rejoicing. When the corn CROP
is ample, national hymns of praise are
heard. But the labor crop-it is al
ways abundant, always ample, Away:
profuse-and it is invited to go to the
devil or starve on earth. Oh, no. the
social condition doesn't need remodel
ing!-0hio Sentinel.
The democratic party has lost $4,000
voters in Georgia in two years and the
Populists gained more than that mum
Der in the same length of time. 1t il
now in order for the Atlanta Constitu
ton to get up new article showing
that Populism Is on the wane and thai
there is mo room for the third party.
Charlotte IN. CO., People.