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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23
Polityka
tolerancyjna.

Nasi prawowierni ksieza
polscy wszedzie oburzaja sic
ma x. Sztuczke, proboszcza
parafii sw. Trolley W Chicago,
re poswiecil kamie,i wegielny
pod przybytek polskich
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23
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w AMERYCE,

WIADOMA RZECZ, IL
wiele szewc6w nieszewc6w
W tym .kraju, zamiast patrzec
swego kopyta, bierze sic do
zawod6w powo}aniu ich wrecz
przeciwnych. Many z staro-
krajskich rzeznik6w lekarzy,z z
garbarzy aptekarzy. kowal
naprawia zegarki. ceglarz
wypieka ciasteczka. Mic tez
dziwnego. ze dawniejszy
warszawski lapacz pokatny
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23
Jakto r6zni r6znie
pracuja dla kogo
i dlaczego.

Najwiecej ludzi ma Swiecie
pracuje litylko Ola swego,,ja',
ii. dla dogodzenia swym
namietnosciom: pysze, ambi-
cvi i }akomstwu. Me znajac i
ME uznajac innego Boga, jak
tylko swe zadze, staraja sic
wszelkiemi mozliwemi sposo-
bami wystawic swemu bogu
wspania}y o}tarz, ma kt6rym
usadowiwszy tego .bozka,
sk}aniaja i zmuszaja lnnych
do adorowania go. Me div
vice, IL ci ludzie posiada]a
szczeg6lniejsza energla W
piracy mad uszczeSliwienlem
zadowoleniem siebie.
Wszystko to tn W Ameryce
faktami udowodnic MOI
ma.
1.-Wezmy tylko bzdzlko
MIA buffaloskiego. Nasyclwszy
swa zadze }akomstwa dolara-
mi, uczu} W sobie innego
bozka, pychy, jeszcze niezado,
wolonego. Poprzysiag} ]emu
Geese boska oddat;; ME szcze,
dill trud6w i piracy, a nawet
mienia, oto zosta}:d zie k a.
n e m. Maly to jednak tytu1
dla tax wielkiej ambicyi!
Wyzej, a wyzej ma te gore
pychy!
l oto uzywa teraz wszyst-
kiego, by te niepohamowana
zadze zadowolie; uzywa nawet
Boga religia Jego swieta
iako srodek, by dopiae swych
cel6w.
Biskupem bye to jego eel,
to lego marzenie; ! by bye
adorowanym, wzywa ma to
wszystkie towarzystwa
wszystkich ksiezy. Mimowoli
przypomina sic epizod z zycia
Pana Jezusa, kiedy to szatan
wzial Go ma wysoka gore
ukazal mu chwale bogactwa
tego swiata i wszystko Mu
obiecal, byle tylko upadi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23
niedowiarkow.

niedowiarkow.
Jezeli sp6lka Pitas, Barzy1
ski & Co. zwiazkowcoU
zupe}nie z obrad swojego niby
polsko-katolickieg Kongresu
usuneli, "a kumanie sic
poparni niezaleznymi, powinn'
teraz ekskomunikowa6 pre-.
dewszystkiem d x. Sztuczke.
Bo jakzez wymagat cd naszego
prawowiernego ludu, aby
stroni} Cd Zwiazku, jezeli W
bia}y dzieh, W niedziele, ksiadz
katolicki pod samym nosem
Zmartwychwstahc6w swieci
gniazdo agitaeyi bezwyznio-
wei, i to W otoczeniu ca}ego
rzadu centralnego.
Wszelkie debaty i deklama-
eye przeciwko Zwiazkewi So
p}onne wobec podobnych
demonstracyi. Albo X
Sztuczko wystepuje przeciwko
duchowi WARY. katolickiej,albo
wskazuje swoim postepkiem
ma szersza droge tolerancyi,
dla mi}ego spokoju W parafll
Drugie t}omaczenie jestbez
watpienia prawdziwe, raczej
prawdopodobne.
Zatem, MIN pewna koterya
" ko}ach katolickich naszego
:sp6}eczehstwa stanowczo
zacznie rzuca6 ekskomuniki
ma tego lub owego, powinna
stanowczy wyda6 sad o
uczynku mp. takim, kt6rego
sic dopuscil x. Sztuczko dnia
1890 Lipca, 1896 r.
Sarkac ma gazety ma osoby,
ma ksiezy, ktorzy czasam1
nieco wiecej prawde kochaja,
anizeli mi}oSc blizniego, to
}atwo.
Poswiecenie wegielnego
kamlenia przez ksiedza
katolickiego, W jednosci z
Koscio}em zyjacego, otwiera
szerokie pole dla polityki
tolerancyjnej,
Jezeii prewodyry partyi
katolickiej, mianowcie w
Chicago albo W kongresie w
Buffalo, postepek x. Sztuczki
p}azem puszcza, bedzie czas,
skierowrc opinia publiczna ma
droge szerokiej tolerancyi.
Albowiem ciagle i zawsze
wymagat Cd ludzi naszych.
ably sic "a lby brali. poniewaz
x. Pitass tax kaze, X.Barzyh-
ski inaczej, x. Sztuczko tel
inaczej it'd, zakrawa ma kpiny
WARY i zdrowego ludzkiego
rozumu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23

3.-Jest tam jeszcze jedn'
zwierze W tym grodzie, glosn'
wprawdzie, lecz jak to m6wia
re dzwon g}osny, bo we
wnatrz jest pr6zny, aryczy t.
tez, ze W tylnej m6zgownic,
rozum sic przewraca.
Pan Bog dobrotliwy r6znie
ludzi uposazy}: jednego rozu
mem, drugiego poezya = Z
szajstra rykiem, kt6ry przy
pomina serenady przez d}ugo'
uchych trabione. I on tel
pracuje swego wsciek}egc
talentu uzywa = bo jak sam
m6wi}: p}aca go "a to. Zatem
So p]atne encykliki we
,,fujarce", tyle cytat pisma
swietego r6znych prorok6w
/ M a a c h opy, czy-
t a ] ia i o d z W i ej t a
bo to prezydadt najwiekszy
nabazgra}.
Zatem szajster pracuje,
lecz dla dolara, jemu czest
boska oddaje i ola niego jest
religijnym, naboznym j gor-
liwym patryota;nie chodzi mu
0 drugiego bozka, bo wszyst-
ko inne, co ME pachnie
dolarem, smierdzi mu.
4.-Majk Gruszka, lokietek
i ex-senator W jednej osobie,
.razem towarzystwem pol
oswietlonych lb6w ublizaja
ca}ej milwauckiej Polonii.
Niejeden pyta, czy milwauc-
cy Polacy W takiej jeszcze
grubej clemnocie, il W celu
cywilizowania TAXI Majk
takie towarzystwo niedoro-
slych iniedojrza}ych ch}opc6w
prawa i'm dyktuje. = No
ci pracuja, lecz ME wiedza
POGO ma CO, bo to umys}owo
jeszcze ME dojrzale. Majk re
swoja falanga oswiaty pragna
tylko rozg}osu. M6wia o celu
ci faryzeusze, ]ubo wiedza, IL
go ME osiegna, przeciwnie
zrujnuja to co przez tyloletnia
szczera kaplahska i polska
prace bylo wybudowanem.
Polacy ME powinni sic
takim zakom "a nos dac
wodzic, bo to ami wyksztalce-
MIA, ami tez rozwinietego
rozumu ME ma. Sa to pysza}ki,
a i'm g}upsze, tenn zarozumial-
sze. Podobnie jak W szkole
zaki, kt6re pisa6 i czytat sic
naucza, pogardzaja nauczycie-
lem sadzac, IL ma pisaniu
czytaniu Gala madroSe tego
Swiata sic ogranicza; i dlatego
napuszeni chodza jak indyki.
Takich to many pracowni-
kow we winnicy Pahskiej
narodowsj, kt6rzy So nina
najwznioslejszych rzeczy, jak
mi}osci Religii ojczyzny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23

uczczi} go; wzia} Pana Jezuss
ma swiatynie Salomona, I
kt6rej ola wiekszej chwa}y
mia} zejsc, lecz Pan ezus
postal go gdzie pieprz rosnie
Podobnie i ty, dziekanie
masz pokusy, i djabe} porwa'
Gle ma wysoka gore i ukaza]
CT skarby, a ty pad}szy,
uczyni}es mu pok}on; ukaza}
-ci chwafe tego swiata, a ty
pad}szy, uczyniles mu pok}on;
wzia} Gle ma swiatynie, a ty
znowu jego podszeptom ucha
nastawiasz - lecz patrz, bys
ME upad} karku sobie ME
skreci}.
Cieszysz sic bogactwem i
y buszlami lazisz - lecz
bacz, czy czasem P. Bog ola
ciebie tylko tego ziemskiego
nieba ME przeznaczy}, a ME
odm6wi} ci chwa}y W przysz-
lem zyciu.
Komu teraz s}uzysz, Cd
tego zap}aty sic spodziewaj;
a teraz sluzysz sobie i sobie
tel placisz.
2. Wicus Barzyhski tez
ula} sobie z}otego cielca,
kt6remu wiecznie sic k}ania !;
mina} sic biedak z powo}a-
MEM, bo zamiast zostat ban.
kierem, jest obecnie biednym
zakonnikiem;ma praktykowae
i twiczyt sic W pokorze,
lecz ma miejsce tego pycha
obsiad}a te ziemie. Szczerze
pracujei poswieca sic, lecz
ku wiskszej swoje] chwale;
ma te s}abosG, kt6ra wymow-
ME m6wi, il pycha W tym
pokornym zakonniku tron
sobie wybudowa}a.
Bo jake MONA sadzit o
cz}owieku, kt6ry natarczywie
swe zdanie drugim narzuca, a
rzuca sic, jak wesz ma nici,
gdy przeciwnika znajdzie;
kt6ry we wszystkiem i dla
wszystkich chce bye dyktato-
rem; kt6ry rzuca sic j pieni,
kiedy sprawiedliwy i presto
duszny W1ARUs prawde mu
powie, bo mu wiecej ley ma
sercu zbawienie Wicnsia duezv
Mill jemu samemu o to
chodzi; ;kt6ry wreszcie oskarza
swych braci pred w}adza "a
to, ze pragna jego zdrowia,
tax duszy, jak cia}a? Oto,
narzuca sic ze SVEN zdaniem
i dyktatoruje, bo sadzi, re
wszyscy kpyi g}upi, on ]eden
rozumny; rzuca sic i pieni ma
prostodusznego W1ARusA, bo
sadzi, il tax on sam,jak jego
czyny So obrazem najdosko.
nalszych cn6t; gniewa sic ma
swych braci W Chrystusie
oskarza ich pred w}adza, bo
sadzi, il Mkt mic nie wart,
wszyscy k}amia, on sam
swiety i niepokalany i spra-
wiedliwy.
- Dobre drzewo z}ych
owocow rodzie ME bedzie,
ami tez z}e dobrych... Pc
uczypkach ich poznscie je.
= TAX mowi P. Jezus, a
Jemu, ME Wicusiowi, vie
rzymy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23

Z JAK1CH KONGRES-
MANOW zamierza buffaloski
buszel skleic sw6j Kongres
polsko-katolicki, o tenn dale
nam niejakie pojecie urywek
Z zyciorysu jego wikarego a
zarazem sekretarza prywat-
nego, lewity Labuzihskiego,
kt6rego Pytas, w6dz niepra-
wesci, przeznaczy}na marsza}~
ka tego Kongresu.
Lewita Labuzinski dosta1 sic
do buszla po haniebnem wypedzeniu
go Newarku, N. j., gdzie tax
szkaradnie skompromitowa} stan
kap4anski, re dzis prawi ksieza ka-
toliccy wstydza sic W TEN miescie
na ulicY pokazywac. Gale noce pre-
s1edzaf W rajskich jaskiniach,a gdy
oko4o godziny 6 rano wr6ci4, od-
prawi1 msza tylko W slafreku (za
przeproszeniem w gaciach - cza-
sem bez stu4y - czasem bez mani
pularza, czasem nawet i bez ornatu,
do mszy uzywa} prawie zawsze ru-
mu(D Az 60 wreszcie policya
schwyci4a W domu nigerskim, kt6ry
s4ynie jake najgorszy W Newarku,
to W sam dzien Matki Boskiej
Gromnicznej. Siedzia1 W areszcie
cd godziny II wieczorem az do
godziny 6tej po}udnia nazajutrz.
Biskup potem W trzech godzinach
kaza4 mu sic wynies6 plebanii, "a
suspendowawszy go ma pol roku.
Potem przez miesiace tu}a} sic
ten ma wskros popsuty cz}owiek po
newarkow skich szynkach, az wresz-
Gle Pytas przytulil 60 do siebie i
zrobi1 swoim prywatnym sekreta-
rem, powiernikiem swoich mai
wazniejszych sekret6w.
Powyzszy szkic biogra6czny
zawdzieczamy po czesci mi
mowolnemu posrednictwu po-
wszechnie znanego i szano-
nego.naWschodzie kap}ana,
wielebnego ks. Walentego
Chlebowskiego, wzgledem
kt6rego lewita Labuzihski
nieraz odgrywal role Judasza.
FREELAND, Pa. - Sa
tn obecnie dwie polskie para
6e, jedna rzymsko-katolicka,
druga tax zwana niezalezna.
Proboszczem pierwszej jest
sluzalec buffaloskiego
buszla, lewita Debi6ski, kt6ry
sobie polowe pierwotnej jedy-
nej polskiej parafi odstreczyl
przez to, re ludzi bill, kopal i
niemoralne zycie prowadzil.
"a CO do dis dnia ma ciagle
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1896-07-23

ST OFFICE, Winona ,sMinn
Procesy. Nareszcie po stree
lanlnle W jego kosciele
zranieniu kilku ludzi, kilka-
dzlesiat rodzin odszczepi}o sic
Cd pierwotnej polskiei paradi
za'ozy}o paraha niezalezna.
Rektorem tel niezaleznej
parafi jest Antoni Pilszak,
]egomosc W wieku lat So,
ktory dawniej kiedys zwiedza1
seminaryum a potem przez
dlugie lata praktykowa} jako
nauczyciel i organista po r6z-
nych osadach polskich W tym
kraju, czesto pod przybra-
mem nazwiskiem Symbol.
Bogata Kompania wFreeland,
z samych innowierc6w z}ozo-
ma, sprzeda}a niezaleznel
polskiej parahi gmach ma
koSci6l st6sowny oraz 3 Lofty
"a $500, podczas gdy re
czywista wartosc tego jest 6
tyslecy dolar6w; podarowala
takze akier gruntu ma cmen-
tarz dla niezaleznych Polakow
= pod warunkiem jednakze,
re ME oddadza tych realnosci
biskupowi. - Ia dzisiejsze
rozdwojenie pomiedzy Pola-
kami we Freeland odpowie-
dzialnym jest litylko wycho-
wanlec l Powolny sluga
Pytasa, lewita Debihski.
SHAMOKIN, Pa.-Gkolo
100 Polakow i Litwinow, i
S}owak6w zg}osi}o sic do
w}asciwego biura po papiery
obywatelskie z powodu jed
max, IL wielu ME moglo
odpowiedziec ma zadawane i'm
pytania, a nawet ME wiedzia1o,
kto W ty1n kraju rzadz;,
odmowlono i'm prawa obywa-
telstwa.
BAY CITY. Mich.
Nasz polski kosci6}, plebania
/ inne budynki by}y zabez-
pieczone cd ognia, w sumie,
s31 tysiecy, lecz onegdai
agenci czterech kompanii
udali sic do zarzadu parafial-
nego, i doniesli ternuz, ze ich
kompanie zniosly zabezpiecze-
MIA, poniewaz parafianie ME
stosuja sic do warunk6w.
SOUTH BEND. Ind. -
Profesorowie wszechnicy Iu-
dowej wyjechali ztad IL Lipca.
udajac sic do Toledo. -
Powodzenie mieli tn mierne;
sic lepszego.
il ze strony ducho-
wienstwa zadnych przeszkod
ME byio, ale wogole to
nieodpowiedni spos5b ksztal-
cenia polskiego ludu. - I
pietrowa polska szkola calkiem
juz pod dachem; rototy raznie
postepuja. - Piknik para6al-
ny W dniu 4 Lipca przyniosi
1000 dolar6w czystego do
chodu, z kt6rei to sunny po-
Iowa obrocona bedzie na
polska szko}e,a druga polowa
ma budowe nowego poIskiego
kosciola. w krdtkim czasie
jeszcze jeden TAXI piknik ma
sic edbye.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
g s1TME FAIR.
A PREACHERS PROPHESY.

SEATTLE, WASH, May 25.-Dr. J. H. Ac-
ton, pastor of the First Unitary church, in
preaching the baccalaareate sermon in the Uni
versity of Washington yesterday, developed
sensation by picturing the present condition of
the world in the darkest possible colors, and
prophesying a speedy revolution in the United
States, which, he said, would be accomplished
sat the lannon's mouth if need be-" and
which, he predicted, would overturn the exist
ing order of things and radically modify ma
tional go vernment.
Comparing this country with the Roman en-
pire, he said' "Rome could levy taxes at the
will of her ruler, declare any complaint treason,
marry her daughters i.'t money and titles, pun
ish servants tdrlines, with death, let the
thief and murderer 60 Tree with mild reproof
and make slaves of the profoundest philoso-
pliers. what less thur this is America doing
to-day? Roine's moral poverty sealed her
doom. o., my country, is it true of thee? The
last appeal of an outraged nation is revolution.
For America there is no other redress 1t must
come We do not want new hands at the helm,
but new ship. Revolution is at hand, but it
need not be national ruin. Foundations long
considered divine will lie torn up. Constitu-
tions long considered sacred will be changed
This will not come as the echo of patriotic
song. There is great loss, ruin and upheaval
near at hand. Do you ask Inc how these great
radical reforms are to be inaugurated? will
tell you. By the power of intelligent decision.
By the explosion of expanding indignation.
By the final climax of fruitless patience, which
has at last eliminated in the resistless fury of
the tempest
The sermon has provoked severe criticism,
as it is known that no such sentiments are
cherished in the university. dispatch.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
TERRIBLE STORMS.

Kansas has no monopoly of the cyclone and
tornado business. Other states-Texas, Iowa,
Nebraska, Missouri, Michigan and Illinois,
are doing bigger business along that line
than Kansas has ever done. Every day brings
the news of terrible destruction and loss of life
by wind, hail and rain, and an entire issue of
the AGIrAToR could not contain half of the
particulars.
The latest and most distressing account is
from St. Louis, which was visited by lorna
do. 1t passed through the central and eastern
portions of the city, denolishing buildings and
killing many people. 1t was first reported that
thousand people were killed, but later it was
discovered that the number was much less
A portion of the great Mississippi river bridge
was destroyed and many boats were sunk. An
excursion boat went down with all on board.
1t was the worst storm that has visited this
country for many years.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
KANSAS AGrrAToR. GARRETT. KANSAS.

basis was farce. A union on any other basis
would now be farce. 1t is the eye to eye and
heart to heart that makes true union in senti-
ment, and equal rights to all and special priv-
leges to none that make true political union
If we have the true sentiment, the other is
easily reached. If we fail in the greater, soon-
er or later we lose all. If we try to grasp the
shadow, the substance will turn to the ashes of
Sodom.
Let "liberty and union, one and inseparable,
now and forever" be our motto now and in the
future, as in the past.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

The Prohibition national convention is now
opened with fight on the financial question,
and split in the party is almost inevitable.
The silver forces, which also declare for wo-
man suffrage, government ownership of rail-
roads, telegraph, etc.. and other live issues,
are led by Ex-Governor St. John. The gold-bug
forces, who want nothing but prohibition of
the liquor traffic, are led by Chairman Dickie
and VIM. T. Wardwell, treasurer of the Stand
ard Oil Company. The silver forces secured
the permanent chairman, and they are jubi-
lant In the event that their broad ideas are
incorporated in the platform, the Dicl,ie-Ward-
convention.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
PEOPLES PARTY PRIMARIES,

Primaries will be held by the Peoples party
in each election precinct in Anderson county,
Kas., on Saturday, June E, 1896, at p. M,
TO elect delegates to meet in convention at the
court house in GARRETT, on Saturday June "a,
for the purpose of selecting delegates to the
congressional convention, to be held in Ottawa,
Tuesday, June 10, 1896, to nominate a con-
gressmrn for this, the Second congressional
district of tue state of Kansas.
The respective townships are entitled to the
following representation: Reeder, S; Jackson,
4; Putnam, 8; Walker, S; Monroe, 8; Union,
8; Washington, 2; Garrett, Gone for each
ward); Lincoln, a Rich, q; Lone Elm, s.
Ozark, 2; Indian Creek, I; Welda, 2; West
phalia, 4. w. H. MEILEN, Chm.
w. j. RRFNcELFY, Sec'y,
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
CHAIRMAN TAUBENECK DENIES 1T.

Chairman Taubeneck has published letter
relative to the report sent out from indianapolis
last week, to the effect that the Democrats and
Populists had made fusion deal, in which he
brands the report as fake. He says if any
such arrangement has been made, the Populst
committee knows nothing about it, and that
the committee will listen to no such deal.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
GROVER is MAD.

President Cleveland threatens to call an ex-
ira session, of congress Immediately after the
adjournment of the present session if that body
fails to "relieve the country's financial dis
tress." In other words, he wants to issue
more bonds, but wants congress to give him
authority to do so, thus throwing the whole
responsibility upon congress.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
PRICES TO FIT THE TIMES.

Considering the low price Of all farm products
and the scarcity of employment for labor, I
will make deeds, mortgages and conveyances
in general requiring Acknowledgements for
THIRTY CENTS per instrument. Office over the
Bank of Garrett. w. H. MELLEN,
Notary Public.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
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Address NORMAN RAPALEE,
92I w: Polk ST., Chicago.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
HE WANTS ST. JOHN.

We take the liberty of publishing portion
of private letter which we have received from
a prominent Populist of the Second Kansas
district. The writer's name we withhold:
81 am, first, last and all the time, for St.
John for congress, as long as there is possible
chance to nominate him. believe no better
choice could be made, and believe we would
have as good chance for his election as any
one. His nomination would be CREDIT to us
even if we did not elect him; but believe we
can elect him.
81 am also heartily in favor of NEW DEAL
all around on the state ticket think it would
be unwise to nominate Leweling or Breiden-
thai, cither.'
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

TIE Paola Times dominates II. B. HefIle-
hower for state treausurer. Mr.. Hefiebower is
true Populis;; he practices what he breaches.
He is q success sful business man, and is in cv
erv way fitted for the position. We heartily
second his nomination.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
YES. PaOSPERlTY Is HERE, SURE.

Il poupd Of wool buys one cigar,
II hrshel Of earn buys three cigars.
The interest an $9 for one year 0t s
per cent. Wi1 buy q bltsheI Of corn.
Hour do U0U Iihe it, nnyhoW?
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

THE Republican party of the Second district
was farned by Funston for dozen years, and,
for change, it will now be banked. We of
Anderson county can't say that we like it. The
delegates from this county wanted doctor,
and in that particular they were right. The
party needs doctoring-strong medicine and
lots of it. The Wyandotte county business
discovers a malign type of very malignant
disease. 1t is, now, either kill or cure. The
party shows q very decided aversion to being
doctored, and we favor the killing process. Let
the opposition give the voters 4 good man, on
q platform that favors the interests of the PEG
pie, instead of the interests of the money
power, aud the killing process is sure thing.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

THE Populsts Of the Third congressional
district have nominated +. R. Ridgely, prom
iuent merchant of Pittsburg, for congress- Mr..
Rideely, it is said, converted Coin Harvey
TO the silver idea. He is strong candidate,
and there is little doubt of his election.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

LAT the Topeka Republican primaries, every
candidate who favored the enforcement of the
prohbitorv law was turned down.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29
VAN B. PRATHER, ex-state auditor, is out in

VAN B. PRATHER, ex-state auditor, is out in
long circular, denouucng John w. Breiden-
thai, Populist state chairman. We have no
desire to defend Mr.. Breidenthal, for we believe
that he, with Lewelling and the entire former
"state-house crowd" should be given back
seat but, when such fellows as Pratler attack
him, we are reminded of remark we overheard
not long ago: "The more | see o. that thar
Teller the more like dogs People who live
in glass houses shouldn't throw stones
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

WE are in receipt of letters from leading
Populists in various parts of the district, ia
voring the nomination of Manford Schoonover
for Judge of the court of appeals. We have
this to say of Mr. Schoopover; Every one who
knows him, regardless of political proclivities,
acknowledges bis ability He is one of the
best campaigners in the state, and can COM
mand as many votes as any other man i'll the
district. His nomination would mean his cleo
ton.
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

THE following from the Eureka Union is the
right kind Of stuff, and is applicable to Popu-
lists well as members of the old parties;
"Don't vote your ticket straight if yon are
convinced that a candidate OF your ticket is
man OF bad character. A man of bad charat-
ter never does right i'll politics. Wrong doing
pays him too we'll. On the other hand, do not
be led into the trap of voting for good man
on an objectionable platform, because, being
good man, he will feel IN honor bound te stand
by the platform upon which he was nominated
if we can reasonably hope for good results.
Any other conditions than good man on good
platform mHst Hecs ssarily lead to evil results. "
Kansas agitator. [volume] (Garnett, Kan.) 1890-1905, 1896-05-29

"IF silver is remonetized, it will drive gold
out!' has been yelled from gold-bug circles
until ignorant people have been alarmed and
the intelligent have been disguised. Gold is
going, and will go, without being driven, and
soon we will have no money of final redemp-
ton to take its place. 1t is estimated that
tourists will carry abroad, this year, 81, 900, ooo
Two and half millions of dollars were ship
ped out last week by New York firms. Gold is
being shipped out this week, and gold will be
shipped out next week. Bye-and-bye, the gold
reserve of the United States treasury will be
raded, and then we will have another issue of
bonds Gold has no master, and is rover in
disposition 1t is never present when most
needed, and responds only to the call of bonds.
1t has no more patriotism than ''yaller" dog,
and cares no more for national prosperity than
an untamed hyena. So much for the god of
the Shermaus, Clevelands and Carlisles.