The Goodland republic. [volume] (Goodland, Kan.) 1891-1907, 1896-10-30
OLE EoR THE PEoPLE.


-Don's imagine that because every
thing is our way now ii viii do to stop
work aad lay down. There should be
no lat-np in the fight until the battle
IS won
Tories and towards to the reaFl
Brave men are wanted in the front to
withstand the shock Of battle when
the allied hosts Of amoneyed oligarchy
attack the citadel Of human liberty.
The populist ideas Of the money
question are now being accepted by
all parties opposed to the gold stand
ard. That is something for a party
only four years old to be proud Of
Nonconformist
The peoples party is not yet large
nor strong enough TO spend its time in
internal discord, therefore let's all
pail together for our national ticket
Let us all stop criticisiug each other
and go in to win.-Nonconformist
They try TO injure Bryan by say
ing that he voted for Weaver in 1892,
and the more they talk it the more
votes it makes for him. Those who
viii elect Bryan this year are sorry
now that they did not all vote for
Weaver. Iowa Farmers Tribune.
The election of Bryan only de-
ponds on the carrying Of one state east
Of the Missouri river and north of the
Ohio. He has 800 electoral votes abso-
iutely sure in the south aud west
Either Iowa, Minnesota, Michigan or
Indiana will guarantee his victory
Chicago Express.
The recent Georgia election is no
criterion from which to judge the re-
suit of the national ticket This was
a state election upon a local issue,
mainly prohibition. In November we
shall see the honest populists rolling
up handsome majority for cur gal
liant Tom Watson. -Noneonformist
Mr.. Mckinley, who now poses as
the only true friend of the working
man, is the same gentleman who, as
congressman from Ohio in 1879, voted
against all legislation tending to re-
strict the importation Of Chinese labor.
Ia the west the Chinaman, with his
starvation diet, is the worst enemy the
laboring man has, but Mr.. Mckinley
was unwilling to assist in mitigating
the evil.-Adyocate.
-Hoarded money benefits no one.
It is the money that circulates which
stimulates business, Gold never does
circulate much; it is the money of the
hoarder. Of the metal money silver
always circulates better than gold.
Deny the free coinage Of silver, and
you cut off the metal money of circu.
lation, forcing the business world and
the world of labor to accept bank
notes on interest OF do no business
Progressive Farmer
The fact that agricultural papers
as class are so strongly opposed to
the gold standard that it is necessary
TO buy space and pay for it at adver-
Using rates to get matter favorable to
the money crowd into their columns is
the best evidence that farmers know
where they are sat" This is even
more strongly shown by the fact that
q number of the most reputable papers
have declined to accept the matter at
ali at any price.-Advocate.
Every day brings more evidence
that William ]. Bryan has the people
with him, and that he will be elected
by decided majority. Old politicians
now admit that nothing can stop the
tide that is coming in like the roll of
the ocean. But we should remember
that the danger has only just begun
when Bryan is elected. Power is in
the hands OF Lombard and Thread
needle streets; and Wall street says it
has ways that are stronger than cleo
tons.
We believe that the election of
Bryan and silver congress will fur
nish immediate impulse to trade even
before his Inauguration. Everybody
viii recognize the fact that there is to
be more money, good times, good
prices and rise in property values,
and all will rush for a chance to in
vest in property SO as to get advan-
tage of the increase, and when every
body goes to investing, money will cir
eulate aud times will be perceptibly
better within 30 days after the cleo
ton. Farmers Tribune.
In answering an inquiry as to
whether gold is money before being
coined, the St. Louis Globe-Democrat
gold rep } admits that ''there is a gen
eral prevalent mistake with regard
70 the use and functions of the precious
metals, Before being coined into
money they are simply merchandise,
bought and sold like other goods. A
government stamp upon a coin de-
clares that so much gold or so much
silver enters into its composition. The
metal is bullion, only after coinage
does it become money"
Father Nugent, a prominent Ro-
man Catholic priest of Des Moines, has
come out for free silver and last week
made q great speech for bimetallism
to an audience which crowded the
tabernacle to its utmost limits. The
Iowa state sandbagger, which has
lauded him to the skies as an orator
and divine, attacks him now in its old
sandbagging style. The Register calls
him an anarchist and ali such pet
names INDUCED in by that organ Of
Giant Despair It used to speak of
him as the VERY Reverend Father
Nngent Of the Church of the Aseen-
sion, but now it speaks OF him as
''nugent Winterset Qa,} Review.
Free Coinage Means Prosperity.
) Ny answer to Mr., Whitney's state
meat, that the election of free coin
age president aud congress would
plunge the country into ruin, is as fol-