People's voice. [volume] (Wellington, Sumner County, Kansas) 1890-1917, 1894-04-13
NO. 81.
Repent and vote against plutoc-

bids US hope-and push.
White slavery makes blacker
cloud than did black slavery.
knowledge without proper feeling
is dangerous advantage.
Your cross may be converted into
a crowbar il you join the people.
Blessed is he that expects nothing
for Grover and his congress will pro-
vide that.
The worst first. Wipe out the
money monopoly nuisance, then turn
to lesser evils.
You might not have been so green
with envy had you not been so green
in ignorance.
The recording angel will need six
inch brush to charge up the accounts
of U. S. congressman.
U. S. means Us, you and |, common,
plain, plug American people, as well
as gilded anglO-maniacS.
II YOU don't like the laws, why
don't you cast your vote for leglsla-
tors who will change them?
Gamblers in Stocks and Bonds"
steal the stock OF the farmer and lock
the laborer in the bonds OF slavery.
IL now transpires that the strong
est man in the party" when applied
to Cleveland has reference to the
smell.
Stand up for Kansas Quartette OF
republican aspirants ex-governor will
sing at the funeral Of the republican
party.
True religion is the greatest grand
est force in the world for reform.
This has no reference to church
creeds.
Coxey's army is greeted with an
ovation at every town. The passen-
gers on all the trains cheer them as
they pass.
P!utocracy wants war among the
people-but A. P. A. scheme is loaded
at both ends. They are liable to get
more war than they want.
The long and short OF the county
editorial association is Campbell and
Cline. The Mail editor can't be-
measured except by trigonometrs-
We may not be "state.s .sGikai'-but,
you will at least concede Us the pos
session Of Instinct and even that
shows US the injustice Of idleness eat
ing the bread Of labor.
One hundred and sixty-seyen men,
twenty OF them being heads OF fam
lilies, started April 2nd on the march
to Washington from Los Angeles,
California. They are under command
of Gen. Vinette.
II Coxeys army would only disband
congress might spend three peaceable
years discussing the tariff. 1t is a
pity to disturb the deliberations Of
the society Of profound philosophers
Of tariff.
This great nation is only an aggre-
CATION OF men, with every one and all
Of whom you have equal rights. Are
you using your individual rights-or
are you lending them TO the self con-
stituted bosses Of society?
We are but handful Of people on
earth, and must soon go hence; over
there we'll meet countless millions OF
strangers. Let us make friends be-
fore we go that VIC may not be lone
some at the end Of the journey.
We have regarded Dun's weekly
business review and the astrological
tables Of Raphael and Zadkiel as the
greatest fakes Of the age, but c. Wood
Davis "wbeat conditions Of the
world" are holding them leyel.-TrOy
chief.
The gleeful giggle Of the Republi-
can editors is bubbling over as usual.
They have discovered a new scheme
the same one they used last year
nominating candidates for the Popu-
lists. Let them have all the fun they
can-poor simpletOns, they do little.
good or harm.
] The Republicans boast of winning
in the late city elections. There is
where all their strength lies, in the
cities and t0wns-while the forces Of
the Peoples Party are found at work
on the farms in, the great labor Of
feeding the lazy loungers Of the
social swim. The populists put up no
tickets in city electiOns-and before
the vote there was not straight
partisan ticket in any Of the towns.
The fact that nobody wants town
Office, and that many were placed on
"citizens" tickets against their will
and elected, is announced as another
great Rpnuhlican victnrv The Re-