The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1894-03-08
Not OverprOsiuctlOn.

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for silver have been touched Simultaneous
ly. The hardship and deprivation imposed
upon the farmers and miners a. Il result Is
to Ee deplnred by all. But the blame for
| this untoward state OF things should be
placed where it belongs. The true cause
| OF the unprecedented fail in roth con,n,o-
dities is unprecedented product On.-Chi-
| cage Evening Journal.
In reply to the above the Times says
that there is no such thing as overpro-
uuction. What seems to he OverprO-
| duction is really due to lack of facili-
ties for exchange. An illustration is
| to be seen in the fact that to-day the
silver producers lack flour and the
wheat producers lack silver.
What the Papers Say.
ME. CLEyELASD. Carlisle, Gresham
and Co., have done in ten months
what the Republican party failed to
do in thirty years, viz: killed the
| Democratic party. If it had been pre-
pared it wouldn't have been SUCH q
pity Hickory N. c. Mercury.
The Democrats have framed the az
| preparation bills for sixteen years out
of the last twenty. Yet there are men
who say that the Republicans are re-
sronsiblc for the present embarrassed
condition of the National Treasury
Corsicana Tex Truth.
GOLD dollars would be without value
if they could not be redeemed in the
products of labor. The same thing is
true of any other form of money. L.
Dor must redeem it in products, which
are desirable, or it becomes absolutely
useless. World.
IT is becoming more painfully APP
parent every day that the tidal wave
of prosperity which was scheduled to
engulf the county Immediately upon
the passage of the repeal bill has been
swallowed up in the vortex of the
confidence waterspout. kiowa
| (kan.) Review.
! WE rise to move that every man now
in Congress who is a stakeholder or
officer in any National Bank, and voted
to limit the circulating medium by re-
pealing the Sherman law, be made to
resign, and it they dare to vote to issue
bonds the people should begin to issue
out guns and ammunition.-Ro Rogers
ARK. Free Press.
If Mr.. Cleveland wants to down the
| Hawaiians let him send Carlisle and
john Sherman over there with q press
for printing bonds and he will make
the people SO tame in few years that
they will accept Queen Lii or any,
body else who will give them SOUP
Creston Iowa. Daily American.
WATCH your hired man in Congress
and if he goes over and works for the
other fellow, meet him at the depot
when he returns home and take him
out to the blackjack thicket, bend him
down over log and wear out q few
hickory switches over his back. This
will beat raising his salary.-Tenn.
Industrial Union.
The same fla. that said thirty-six
inches are yard said 100 cents are q
dollar, and it does not follow that the
dollar should be of gold any more
than the yard should be of ivory,
though one is as sensible as the other,
for, If yards were of ivory, like gold
dollars there would not be enough to
go round Terrell tTex.) Free Press.
THE biggest trust. the most gigantic
combination, and the mos. dangerous
conspiracy in this country is the Ma
tional Bankers Association. It is a
cold blooded money trust that bleeds
every laborer and tolls all production,
reaping where it has not sown, gather
ing where il has not strewn. II Is the
ou;growth of foul treason during the
war.-San Jose (Cal. Tribune.
CARLISLE says the Government has
no power to make money. WHO made
what we have in circulation now? Con.
gress made it. Who made and in.
strncsed Congress? The people
Can't the people make Congress tina,
ean ami will make more money? Yes
Well, that is the way Tor the people
to bring relief. This is the only way
to do It, Get up and go at it.-Wa.
bash Exponent.