People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1896-03-13
Oar Country Cousins.

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TORS Statesboro Star.
The Popnlist Senators are hand
ling the truth like a two-fdged
sword. They are in fine shape to
put the two old parties on record
and they have the courage to do it.
-BIakelv Voice.
Dat of respect for decency, if for
no other re ason, the Democr stic par
Y ought to consent to allow itself to
be buried without the usual post
norton ceremonies. - Reynolds
Watchmsn.
Cleveland has approved ard signed
more pension bills than any other
Pre- sident aud he is also issuing the
bonds. Mo al Don't kpss about
an evil yer fotch on rsel;.--Cedar-
town Advance-Courier.
Two fraudocrats incorporating
Alabama in Congress, Cobb and Rob
bins, have b zen fired out and Popu'
ltsts, the tru, representatives. OF the.
people, will be the r sucoe ssors. Cobb
can now ask, "Where am [ att"
without getting drunk Dallas Her
a,d.
The Augusta corruptionists, by
their "hearsay" attacks on tbs char
acters OF Mr.. Watson's witnesses,
have stirred up a storm Of s.rjf9 that
will not subs,de until the asst one of
the cor uptionists il nailed to the
CROSS Irwinton Guide.
The silver Democrats ara all at
sea, fr they know that they will be
called on TO sacrifice principle on the
altar of party, and they know, toc,
that it will cost the agriou tural sec
tions many millions of dollars. Pretty
costly sacrifice, but it must be made
for party's sake.-Gainesville Out
look.
The farmers Outlook wisely say',
since Congress has overwhelmingly
defeated the silver bill, which re-
Gently passed the Senate, no one
need expect free coinage until the
Peoples parry gains the control OF
both branches Of Congress and
elects a MISUNDERSTANDING
Advocate.
Did you ever think what a nice
thing our government was? It fur
nishes thousands of men employment
at a good salary that coald hardly
make decent living if thrown on
their own resources. But how much
do you get out of it? Are your
rights protected9 Yet the govern
ment is what you have made it by
your vote.-Canton Free Press.
Mr., Crisp says free silver is vital
issue. The gold standard has brought
great distress upon the country, and
he is in thorough sympathy with the
movement, but that if the national
Democratic convention does not
adopt a free silver plank, it is all
right; he will abide the result.
Uncle Lon Livingston, the great
yardstck man, says the same Ting,
and wa presume little Charlie Moses
will come in on the me too chorus
also. Fer consistency commend us
to the ordinary Democratic politi-
Clans Thomson Enterprise.
The recent vote in congress that
CHILLED" free silver shows clearly, If
it shows anything, hat the House OF
Representatives is in favor Of pro-
tective tariff, though the very Or
gans and plute speakers in the South
who once said "the tar if is the only
trouble are clarifying the vote. But
no Populist is surprised. We ''told
you go" al the time. There are but
two parties in the United States,
The Oppressor and the bare footed
women AID children. -Buford PIow
Boy.
The bond issue has been a great
success for the bankers and specu-
lators, but, strange to say, it has
done but little to restore confidence
In business circles. The American
people have faithfully g me through
he motions advised by the Repub
lican party as sure to restore conf
dence and bring back prosperity.
They have elected Republican
Congress, have subscribed literally