The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-15

Twenty Democratic Endorsements.
If you vote the Democratic ticket
you endorse:
Plutocracy.
Humbuggery.
Goldbuggery.
False economics.
National banks.
Single gold standard.
Pauperized American labor.
The illegal issue of gold bonds.
Robbery of the farmer and producer.
English dictation of our financial
policy.
Wall Street management of the
United States Treasury.
Grover Cleveland and his bloody
Mary" Hawaiian policy.
The unholy alliance between Demo-
cratic Senators and the traitor, John
Sherman.
The degradation of silver and the
resulting pauper prices OF labor and
production.
The corrupt use of Executive pat
ronage to influence legislation.
The fallacious and nonsensical ideas
ON finances promulgated by John G..
Carlisle.
The loaning of Government money
to national banks at per cent. with
the privilege to charge the people
twelve.
The robbery of the farmer, producer
and laborer in the interests of the mil
lionaires, combines and money lords.
The establishment of the English
gold standard system and its twin
brother, pauperiZel labor ON the
American Continent.
The complete revolution of the Gov
eminent of the people, by the people,
and for the people, and the establish
ment Of the un-American system of a
Government of the money power, for
the plutocrats, and by the combines
and national banks.-The Advance.
Exchange Echoes.
Mr.. CLEVELAND is entitled to the
distinction of being the soup-house
President Dallas (Ga.) Herald.
PUPPIES and kittens get their eyes
open in nine days; good many voters
Ego it blind" all their hves.-Farmer
and Miner.
A BIG percentage of the uncrowned
kings of this country are at present
boarding in soup houses. - Canton
(Ohio) Public Focus.
IT will take $4,000, 900 pounds or
10000 bales of scent cotton annually
to pay the interest on the Carlisle bond
issue. Montgomery La.) Mail.
CLEVELAND has slain more Demo.
crbts in the last six months than ever
feTk--f from any other cause since the
party was founted.-Cedar Rapids Re.
publican.
The pen is mightier than the sword.
The people now submit to laws penned
by statesmen that they would not sub
init to had the legislation been enacted
by the Concordia (kas.) AL.
lance.
THE Georgia Legislature refused to
give the President a vote of confidence
in his administration. Nebraska tried
that and came to grief. Georgia ha:
full supply of grief on hand.-Colum
bus (Ohio) Sun.
THOMAS JEFFERSON was all right
but we want to say, right here, that ii
modern Democracy is his offspring he
was the daddy of cross-eyed, spindle
shanked, knocked-kneed kid.-Mineo
Ia Tex Courier.
Our American workingman goes tt
the ballot box clad with the power oil
king and returns home naked as q
slave. He leaves his political powe,
at the ballot box in the hands of hi
lords. New York People.
Go on with your bonds and proceed
with your binding. but remember the
American people never flew to arI>
for any other purpose than that of de
stroying the bonds that bound the in
nocent. Marshall ILL Acorn.
THIRTY. EIGHT Republican and Dem
ocratic papers in Kansas have suspend
ell since July l, but not a Populist pa
per SO far as We can learn. Five Pop
ulist papers have started up in Nortl
Carolina since November.-NewN Ma
ton.
THERE are several classes of paten,
medicines which purport to cure deaf
ness. 1t would be a good idea to pre-
scribe them for the members of ou1
National Congress who seem unable
to hear the cries of the people for re
lief-Farmers' Advocate.
The capitalistic press tells MS thai
the railroads are making heavy ne
earnings" Why not? The farmar'
vote to be skinned ON their shipments
and the railroad employees vote for I
reduction of their wages.-Fredoni.
tKan.) Herald.