The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1894-02-15
THE GOLD BUG S TRINITY.
PICKET LINE SHOTS.

| ICNE LIINL OilV W.
Dean, chairman of the peoples
party state committee of New York, in
a letter to the Chicago Sentinel, says:
'We are having a landslide in New
York. Our 1868 per capita mort
gage debt in this state makes it look
as though we could sympathize with
Kansas"
The experience the machine politi-
clans are having this year all around
the country, and particularly in Iowa
and Nebraska, in forcing upon the
people candidates who are objection
able on account of bad records is con-
elusive evidence of an awakening
among the people. All, they can't
fool the people all of the time.
Twenty bales of cotton and $500
bushels of wheat paid the salary of
congressman in 1866. To-day it takes
200 bales of cotton and 800 bushels
of wheat to pay it, and that's what is
making the planters and farmers just
mad enough to raise hell as well Us
cotton and wheat.
The populist camp-fres are blazing
in Ohio. The state committee is giving
assurances that the peoples party will
elect representatives in a number of
counties, and an aggressive campaign
is being waged all over the state.
Good reports will come from Ohio in
November.
The Denver Road wants to remove
the capital from Washington Nom
inally the capital is in Washington,
but the real seat OF government is in
Wall street, and the people are going
to move it from there, and don't you
| forgetit.
The fool-killer occasionally over
looks or mercifully passes by few
fellows left to inquire, chow are you
going to settle the balance of trade
with foreign countries without gold?
Well, you dear old fellows, who pride
yourselves on your Jeffersonian-J acls'
son democracy, how do you like the new
l.. T1ouo1, nd shawn, (a q Ia
Tom Reed democracy? Well-hush
hush! What are you cussing about
cleveland no democrat?" Well, well
WE'LL
General Thomas L. Rosser of Vir
ginia, lifelong democrat and well
known citizen of that state, has lef
the democratic party. He can't stant
the observation-disclosures kind. Truly
Grover Cleveland is doing gran,
work for the peoples party, in driving
many good men out of the democrati
party.
In San Francisco there are NOR
than $4,000 men, able and willing t
work, idle and starving. The street
are full of young girls between tn
ages of Is and IS selling their bodie
for bread.
The governor of California and hi
Acknowledgements are getting in read
ness for butchering laboring peopl
when the fruit, grain and hop crop
have been gathered, when an army c
men will be thrown out Of employ
ment. Inquiry by circular sent to tn
militia officers require reports as
condition of arms, ammunition an
the amount on hand.
John j. ingalls, says the gulf b,
tween the rich and the poor is'growin
wider every day. The Voice of tn
People at Lacrosse, Wis, is of til
opinion that "the gulf will probabl
soon be so wide that the earning
of the poor cannot be got across it I
! the rich"
The journal of the Knights of L;
Dor of Oct 5, had thirteen notices I
laboring people to stay away
from rs many cities througho,
the country. For that matter ever
city in the whole country might be il
cluded in the list for laborers to ''sta
!, away" from.
The Washington Post wants IL
democrats and republicans to get t
3 gether and save the country. The
$ are getting together down at Was
e ington, but not to save the countr
i Is it possible fo- Cleveland and Jol
:. Sherman, Voorhees, and Hoar, al