People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-06-01

N VuC 'OlunJteTS sang, IVY
are coming, Father Abraham
inere Is not an industrial army \
tnls land that could exist for an hon
out Tor the public sentiment tia
sustains them. '"'
III IS a sad condition to see the me,
VINO nave made this country. wander
Ing homeless, without food.
de described scene of the famin,
10 ireland. But, says he, that wa
caused by potato hlight-while IN,
starvation in America is caused h,
INFAMOUS legislation. The hand O.
Almighty God impoverished ireland
-out the hand Of Wall street wa,
stretched forth and blighted Amer
lean liberty, rotted the ties of patriot.
ism and equality. p'
Inc Coxey movement is but the he.
ginning Of the end. ~
we who crossed the prairies as onr
ioreiatners crossed the sea demand
Justice. Preach it as much as Won
please, 1t is not anarchy. Here as.
sembled are such men as have made
Kansas. "aue
The silver veto struck the keynote
OF the charge. 1t was a Republican
act OF legislation that preciDitated
the present disturbance. Yon re-.
puoilcans, have turned loose all these
armies oy the repeal of the Sherman
law; Nlnety-one per cent of the re.
puollcans In congress voted for the
repeal, and "a per cent of the demo.
Gratis. rhe republicans had tbey
STUCK 10 their own bill could have
Killed the special session too dead IN
go fishing. They were the fathers NJ
child. W o"n
Farmers wives who raise chickens
and sell butter and eggs are told that
the low price Of these products Is ON
account Of the Wilson bill. But as
the bill has been debated six months
and is not passed-we wonder how
many people save eggs and butter six
months to ripen. They are sold nm.
der the Mckinley bill and the repeal
OF the Sherman law is what has
knocked our home market into a
cooked hat. Eggs don't spoil anv
quicker than tariff tinkering aron.
ment, He had asked the opinion Of
Col. Murdoch of the Wichita Eagle on
tne RECOMMENDATION of silver. and
Murdoch had denounced it as a crime
wltpout the consent of the people.
General Grant was president when
silver was demOnetized. He had 100.
OOO majority in the election. Who
was responsible?
The democrats afterward intro
1uced a free coinage bill. and Presi.
1ent Hayes vetoed it. We have the
republicans on record-always against
silver coinage.
II a farmer had 1000 in his pocket
md then mortgaged his farm in order
70 keep from spending what he had.
you would pronounce him a fool. THAI
, Cue CONDITION OF this cOuntry-a
question OF spending useless reserve
und coming the seigniorage. or mort. |
aging the country to the bankers.
Cleveland vetoed the seigniorape
I'LL ana Carlyle issued the MORTGAGES
Fwo-thlFds Of the democrats voted |
o pass the, bill oyer the veto
nut the republicans cams 10 the res !
ue OF theademocratic president. |
When will you get free silver BY
otlng the republican ticket?
The convention that nominated !,
hester |. Long dared not declare in |
avOr OF free coinage-yet you cannot
md one man who is not in favor Of /
rec coinage, The ring is in favor Of
ne thing-the offices.
Are you in favor of protective tar
fl? The Mckinley law is enough
nd the Wilson bill is the same.
Are you il favor of bonds? Your
'artner Grover Cleveland will attend
o that.
Republicans are in favor of getting
no Qffices-in favor Of b-dOuble-O-
I-l.e, /,
Who do they nominate for office:
S it the men who pillow and sow and
)uild and manufacture the wealth Of !
he country-or is it the peanut poll
,icians who make speeches and |
iplurge, and can't get credit for 10
,ents worth Of beefsteak?
The men who know these things |
Ind vote to continue them form the |
most dangerous element in the coun-
Try.
You republicans blame the demo-
Gratis for 35-cent wheat. Go back TO
-FOUR good old republican days. We
hold you responsible for for Scent
,orD in 1889.
/ am not here in the interest OF any
but as a populist. hope
you will 70 to the state convention
3nd act for the best interests OF the
peoples party. AS long as l live /
hope to have the courage of my con-
In voting for men whose only
crime is poverty.
We have demonstrated our ability
10 saving over million dollars TO the
state inon administration.
We will have 10000 majority and
you can't dodgeit.
The Coxey army has been the great
est educator this country ever knew.
The little alliance One-horse show
has become the grandest aggregation
on the road. There is a better day
Sent out as official by Secretary
Morton is an estimate showing that
the average cost Of raising an acre Of
wheat is $ll.69, and the average SELL
ing price is 1916; that the average
cost Of raising an acre Of corn is ST.
II, and the average price Of selling
$S.2l. This comes from your own
government and is official.
We plead this as an excuse for the
move that has arisen from the farms
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