Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1895-02-08
GROVER AND JOHN,
CORPORATION ATTORNEYS AND
BANKERS TOOLS.
Cleveland and Carlisle! Wall street
Loves Them, Toasts Them, Feasts
Them, Uses Them-Sowing Law less
ness, Tyranny and Misrule.
(From Tom Watson's Paper.)


During his four years of waiting for
his second Presidential term, Mr..
Cleveland was the attorney of Drexel,
Morgan & Co., the Wall street national
bankers, who are now pocketing all
the southern railroads. This great
firm has branch house in London
and are closely connected in money
affairs with the Rothschilds.
Mr.. Carlisle, during all the years OF
his service in congress, has been the
recognized agent and attorney of the
Whisky trust 1t was his influence
aided by slsillful bribery, which Sc
cured from congress the bonded ware
house law and the three year exemp-
ton from taxation, which the whisky
trust enjoyed at the expense of all
other taxpayers, until this year. Dur
ing its last session congress, being un-
Ter the direct control of Carlisle, the
whisky trust and various other purify
ing influences, repealed the three year
exemption and replaced it with an
eight year favor of like character.
During Cleveland's first administra-
ton he was SO vigorously virtuous that
he vetoed the bill which appropriated
few thousands of dollars to furnish
to drouth stricken Texas the seed to
plant her crops with; and with the
same pen he approved the bill which
gave to his Wall street friends, the
Drexel, Morgan & Co. sort, $50, 900, 900
Of the peoples money, by way of pre-
miums" on bonds. That is to say, he
paid his national bank pets the full
smount of the principal and interest
lue on their bonds and $50, 900, 900 be-
sides.
The privileged classes having been
frightened by the Mills bill and Cleve
lands famous message on tariff reform
forsools Cleveland and elected Harrison
BY the time Harrison's first term ex
pired, he had angered the republican
politicians by being too "pig-headed;'
had incensed Wall street by refusing
to issue bonds; had Infatuated the
laborers by approving the Mckinley
bill; had split his party by his feud
with Blaine, and was heavily handi
capped by the clamor raised against
Reeds rules" and the "billion dollar
congress"
Back into power came Cleveland,
'the other twin" and with him came
Olney, the attorney of the railroad
combinations, Lamont, the personal
representative of Whitney and the
Standard Oil trust; and, above all, Car
Isle, the attorney of the whisky trust.
A gay old time this precious lot Of
corporation lawyers are now having al
the expense of the people.
From the very first they set the
standard Of national expenditure:
higher than has ever been known; in
creased offices and salaries; monkeyed
tho entire financial system to suit Wal
street; allowed great national policie:
to be dictated by New York million
aires at Delmonico banqucts; gave t.
the country the notifying spectacle
of cabinet officers dancing backwards
and forwards between New Yorl
and Washington at the beck and cal
of the national bankers; stopped
the minis from coming silver because
the gold conspirators ordered it done
put the "gold reserve" at the mercy O.
the spectators by ruling that the
word of the President was greater than
the law OF the land; and, having vic
lated the law in letting the gold out o
the treasury, violated the law by issu
ing bonds to get It back again.
Cleveland and Carlislel Wall stree
loves them, toasts them, feasts them,-
uses them.
They are doing this country NOR
harm than all the robbers, thieves
counterfeiters, burglars and anarchist