People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-07-10
OUR COUNTRY COUSINS.


to l for 'lver.-Populiss Bentinel.
The Democratic party is hopeless
ly divided all over thu country aud
it matters not which wing may con
troll it is defeated-Reform World.
Stay in the middle of the road
boys. We've got the Democratic
party on the ran this time.-CraE.
fordville Advocate.
1t is in order now for the Demo
Gratis to begin to talk about just one
more "chance."- Woodbury. Messen-
ger.
What good does silver plan do
in a platform unless you elect men
who will stand by, and contend for
the fulfilling of said platform?-
Peoples Guide.
The reform press is the bone and
sinew Of the movement. 1t must be
sustained or disastrous results will
follow.-People's Advocate.
They say that free silver would
drive gold out of circulation. Has
any gold circulated your way, even
under the single gold STANDARD? p
S5stesboro Star.
Who will be the nominee of the
Chicago convention? is now the
question before the American peo-
pie. No one seems to desire the
place but lamb must be provided.
Woodbury. Messenger.
The Democratic can iidates are on
the increase and also on the move.
They are ha ing a fine time now,
but, o, Lordy, just wait until the
war ia October, then youth see thu
thar fy."-J onesboro News.
Grover Cleveland's announcement
that he will vote for Mckinley in
preference to any silver Democrat
should convince every anti-goldbug
that he cares nothing for the people,
but seeks only his own sggradize-
ment.-Upson Pilot.
Forty.eight (4S) more failures
last week than the same week last
year. "Prosperity is still returning"
which with free silver in tho Demo.
cratic party is bound to save the ma
ton. Hoo.ray for the d. 0. P!-
Alliance Plow Boy.
We detest the single gold stand
ard which the repu )liosn party is
now committed to, but we hate cor
ruptiop, such as the free and I'M
limited use of whisky and money on
days Of elections, also ballot box
stuting, even more than we hate the
gold standard. farmers Outlook.
The men who control both old
parties are moneyed aristocrats, they
lose nothing it matters not what tbs
old parties promise; they rule the
roost, AID will see to what kind of
laws are past. The people simply
vote 'em in-that's aIl.-Glasscock
Banner.
The populists do mo- believe in re-
demqtion money, but in circulating
money. This makes deal of diff
ference between a populist and a
free silver Democrat, who contends
for the commodity value OF money.
Reform World.
Two years ago the Democrat,
Office holders could not say anything
too mean about the popuiists, they
called them socialists, ctanks and all
sorts of names, now they are inviting
US back into the democratic party.
Funny that they should want such
men in their party, isn't it ?-Wood-
bury Messenger.
If the democrats are so anxious to
pass silver law and it so necessary
for all the silver forces to act together
why didn't they come to the Popu.
list. Now since there is a probabili
ty of them declaring for silver thsy
raise the cry "oome back home"
The Populist, who is willing to re-
turn to party which not only re
fused to pass free silver law, but
repealed Whist they termed miser-
able make-shift- Sherman lag;
the only law allowing any silver
coinage at all, has just about as much
backbone as jumping jack.-Glass
cock Banner,