Marshall County independent. (Plymouth, Marshall County, Ind.) 1894-1895, 1894-10-26
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The Democrats are in favor of free
trade, if it don't interfere with protec-
ton. Adventist, Nevada. Mo.
The east is now running Il political
bunco game with the old party bosses
as cappers. Wichita Daily News.
The east is afraid of degraded, de-
preciated currency. We are afraid of
deprecated, degraded people. -Reas-
oner.
The Republican State Committee is
paving the freight" on the Democrat
lie campaign liz this state. Herald,
Fredonia, Kan.
The Republicans and Democrats are
on the same side on the financial ques-
ton. They are on the inside. Gin
cinnati Populist.
The honest dollar to-day is the gold
dollar that takes twice its worth IN
products to pay one dollar OF debts
Tribune, Carthage, Mo.
YOU can no more keep down the
swelling tide of Populism than You
can place an injunction on the sun
light Sentinel, Dayton, Ohio.
I'VE bully the President. bride SEN
atOrs. buy Congressman, run the Gov
eminent and damn the people; what
are YOU going to do about il ?"@Bond-
holders.
AN exchange notes the fact that the
whole country is kicking" COOL
That is ano her evidence that the
country is very much aliye.-Press,
Franklin, Neb.
Ii is said by the dispatches that
Governor Waite is out for the Sena-
ship" 1t is the hope of all true pa
triots that he will succeed in catching
it. Chicago Sentinel.
ALL American panics have been
money panics, the direct result of
false financial system. So long rs this
iniquitous system shall be tolerated
just SO long will panics come.
PRICES of labor and production CON
tinue to decline, yet Democratic
stumpers toll the people that business
is reviving. Did any body ever hear OF
business revival with declining
market? Does water flow up hill?
DEMOCRATS are not saying word
now about the silver demonstration
crime of 1879 Wonder ii that crime
OF 1899 had anything to do with the
oppressive silence maintained by them
on the question appeal, Bevier, Mo.
OUR Populis. friends should bear in
mind that persons who are good at
making excuses are worthless advo-
Gates of reform; the restoration of sill
yer to its place rs money has been de-
layed for seventeen years by excuses.
Eagle, Newfield, 5. ID.
Mr.. CLEVELAND is the greatest let
ter writer that ever lived in the
White House and fished in Buzzard's
Bay. He should write the PEG lie u
letter and tell them how much he re-
ceived from the whisky trust for hold
ing the tariff law for ten days. South
ern Mercury.
Ir is said that the Democrats of
Watauga County have put out fam
lily ticket, called the cousin ticket.
That's right. The machine wants To
take care of its own. When it's re-
duced down to one family it is easily
beaten. Mercury, Hickory, n. c.
ONE old party shouts for high tariff
in order to protect the workingman
and the other shouts for low tariff so
the laborer can get the necessaries of
life cheaper and then they both go in
to executive session" and proceed 10
rob the people. Rockford,
Ill.
MORE dangerous and menacing than
any strike, however, is the carefully
laie plan for bringing about the inter
vention of the Federal Government on
the side of the railroads. Such inter
vention would be intolerable if it were
open and avowed. 1t is not less dan
gerous in its far reaching consequences
when done by trick under strained
Interpretation of the law New York.
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