Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1894-09-21

'ic'Of~' ' ri want it generously known.
The idea it emncRArc conventions in the South, gen
for Liberty we endorsing Cleveland, and hence their
liberty" e silver don't amount to shucks.
Colorado Popt Blue should happen to be sent to
her state central m Carlisle would reinforce the treas
one woman ana on same as he did when Coxcys army
county.
Next year, plea
Popust central ctsPoNDENT of the St. Louis Repub
built the same rng out victory tor the Democratic
fall. What wonderful things
There is anolhe ;rr;o,t;or
which tells me c
coming for plohl Democrats have PETER the hog
glorious social aGys Dan Anthony. Dan will never get
ing pace with theht train until he is "murderers'
telectual advancebund for Lansing
That social advanC
the dav of womld parties have been tested for sound
when that day davense and both have been found wholly
problem will be Henceforth, the people will make
believe that evn choice of leaders.
iovo ,hat tho preparation of frad by poor up
,oters for nrhi,government winds up i'll felons cel
will be about III men as Carnegie and Frck in etes and
emale membeng and social advancement
e maeI" HAT all the citizens of nation cannot be
Msperous and happy where class legislation
rmy thatnultplied thousands in the United States.
i've, NEITHER of the old parties will give the
country a financial system in which all classes
have an equal show. The rich given spec
ia favors and the poor are robbed by the rich
without blush.
THERE are men who teach that there is no
such place as hell. Now, how, in justice,
1 I, Oh,
devils as George Pullman without hell
There must be one to round up things sy1nmet-
really.
AS REGULARLY as the seasons come, we have
for years been promised boom i'll business in
which labor and capital would fare alike. AT
ter the lapse of years. labor is still between the
upper and neither mill-stones and is being ground
to powder by capital
In January, 1895, the SECOND Peoples party
administration ION earth will be lnaugurated
in the state house at Topeka. The event is in
the air We infale it with every breath. 1t
is borne to us in every breeze, and the great
laboring, thinking mass of men say it shall be.
LUST the simple contemplation of the con-
tinqencv of the reelection of Lewelling makes
the old Doodle gang that grew rich OH swag
gathered with sticky fingers and guin-elastic
consciences-makes the Hunphrey-Hudson-
Hovey- Higgins crowd insanely jealous. They
know their opportunities for feeding at the
public crib have gone glimmering.
LAST year Mrs. Grant and Mrs Davis, wild
ows of the two great generals, met for the first
time, OIL the Hudson. Now, it Nellie
Grant Sartoris is to marry all eX-Confederate,
Major Douglass They will make union of
the North and South.-Leavenworth Times.
And why not? Have they not united i'll all
the schemes of plumber with which this nation
has been cursed for thirty years, and is it not
propitious of something better than robbery by
class legislation?
THE trust papers are wonderfully worked up
about the hardships laid upon the lumbersyndi-
Gates of Minnesota, Michigan and Wisconsin by
the admission of Canadian lumber free, but not
\ word for the men who have subdued the tree
less plains and made great, prosperous states,
who have been compelled to pay those lumber
svudicates millions of dollars for the lumber for
their humble dwellings more than they should
haxnls Nd had lumber besp admitted at all
rivege, as you call it, that has SO often happened ~
orr u-@-:~- rri, L.