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and Children contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
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cures DiarrhTa and Wind Collie Castoria relieves
teething troubles, constipation and fatuiency.
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Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28
A PLUTOCRATIC PLEA.

A man employing a large
amount of laborers can readily
understand why machinery is
taking the place. wherever pos,
sible. of human hands. On an
average about three out of every
ten of the people earning a livli-
hood by the sweat of the brow,
are trustworthy, the balance can
be depended on only when the
when the proprietor or overseer
is with them. They shirk their
duty whenever possible, will
spend a half hour every day
watching time piece, for fear
they will work a couple Of min
ttes over time, in fact will do as
little as possible to hold their job
and draw their salary In these
times Of close competition and
small margins, few business men
can stand such leakage and the
result is that. expensive and com
'plicated mac hinery is put in
WhereYer possible, to take the
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28

Secretary Carlisle thinks it
was great mis- take for the gov
eminent to use greenbacks and
cheap paper money during the
war. Had the gang he trained
with had their way not a dollar
Of that paper money would ever
have been redeemed in gold or
anything else, nor would it have
helped to save the life of this ma
ton as it did. Carlisle may talk
wordy slush about honest hard
money, but if we had trusted to
such in 81 and during the war,
this government, that now feeds
him, would have gone to the dogs.
The greenback was loyal and
stayed by the country. while gold,
the coward, hid it's face and skunk
out Of sight, as it always does
when the nation is in peril Car
Isle talks learnedly about there
being $4,000, 900 of gold in cir
culation now in this country. He
knows better, and would come
nearer the truth If he would say
there is scarcely one-tenth of
that sum in circulation Monte.
vidiO Leader. .# e~..~ ..as
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28

any man who is abused in this
way has our sincere sympathy,
and shall receive a kind word
from us whenever we can offer
it. We take some pleasure in
helping the under dog every
time. The rabble is always
ready to shoutfor the brutal bull.
dog who happens to get an adj
vantage over his weaker oppon-
ent.
AS long as we have anything to
say in public, we shall at least be
fair to friend and foe alike. We
cannot afford to be otherwise.
We are perfectly willing to
leave to our neighbor across the
hall the exclusive franchise of
this town to run a mud battery.
1t these viruient attacks on
Gov. Clough is for the purpose of
making him the scape goat for
the sins of the Republican party
in this state, it is real mean and
cruel to the Governor and dis.
graceful to those who engage in
the dirty job. G. J.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28

Globe claims that G. c. Knappen
is not secretary Of the com mittee
because he has moved away from
Becker County since last cam
paign.. We have also received a
letter from Chris. Johnson, of
Fergus Falls, chairman of the
committee, asking as to when in
our opinion the committee ought
to meet, and that the committee
will have to elect a new member
from Becker county as G. c..
Knappen has moved away from
there. Now what does this
mean we are unable to under
stand. Did @. G. Knappen try
to inveigle us into assuming the
craftsmanship of the committee
to help him out in starting the
machinery without the regular
chairman? If so he is to smart for
anything. If not, some.explana-
ton from Mr.. Knappen is in Or
der. He has sent these letter
heads with our name on as chair
man all over the district and
Bro. Lamphere was deceived
thereby and made an unjust re-
Election regarding us, which of
course he duly apologized for, as
soon as he was made aware of
the mistake.
We wish to inform our breth-
ern up north that they can't use
us for any dirty work. If it is
Boon they want to down, we say
do it in a regular fashion and
don't try any clumsy tricks.
We for ourselves are entirely
dlSguSGed With the whole mess.
We have sent in our resignation
on the committee to the chair
man, and will positively have
nothing to do with this racket
Neither side shall use US for
their tool in any such work oil
self destruction. We have
neither friends to reward, MOI
enemies to punish nor anything
to ask for ourselves, and if our
brethren up there have not sense
or decency enough to preserve
harmony, we are done with them.
c.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28

success in every way. Its edi-
torials are well and healthy in
tone, as we'll as sound to the core.
The question is will the public
support a newspaper that is
working for the interest OF the
masses, and necessarily against
the interest of the favored few?
Let US hope so. The Penny
Press is the only daily in the Cit
les that stands for justice to the
common people. It is operated
by the working force on the CO.
operative plan. Only one cent a
CODY. Six months $1.00. We
hope everybody will read the
Penny Press.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28

not have made this discovery
long ago. The democratic party
in 1884, before coming under the
domination Of Wall street de-
clared for the free coinage of sill
yer and gold at the ratio of 16 to
1. Did the Monitor for moment
believe that this declaration was
made exclusively at the behest Of
the silver mine-owners? Swift
county, for instance, is about
evenly divided on existing party
lines, beside the large number
still in the old parties who be-
lieve in true bi-metallism, and
would the Monitor own that all
these voters were Influenced to
take sides merely for the benefit
Of the western mine-owners?
Where are the silver mines of
Missouri, and still democracy de-
clared for silver at it's recent con-
vention there? The fact is that
the bonanza silver mine-owner as
a rule is not clamorous for free
coinage Of silver. They are most
ly all conducting their business
as before. It was the thousands
of poor claim holders who suf-
fered. The big mines with their
immense plants turn out a large
percentage of gold, the enhanced
value of which compensate them
for the depreciation of the other
portion of their product. Their
apathy to the silver movement is
we'll Illustrated by the fact that
when "Coin' Harvey was writing
his now famous book he became
sCranded financially and applied
t. the wealthy bonanza mine-ow
ers, whom he supposed would
favor such q move, for a loan
Not one of them would listen, anc
had not personal friend of Har
vey who was not interested ir
silver mines, advanced the neces
sary $4,000, "Coins Financia
School" would likely never beer
placed on the market. TIL,
wealthy people do not want FREE
coinage of silver. It is from tn
common people, of the silve
states as we'll as elsewhere, tina
the sentimentgets its strength.
V. E. L.
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28
THE TROUBLE UP NORTH,

A queer state Of affairs is de-
veloping up north inside of the
Peoples Party. Bad blood is
up between Bro. Boon and some
of the Peoples Party leaders in
Polk county, This is bad bust
ness, and entirely out of order in
any view of the case. Some
time ago we received a letter:
from c. c. Knappen, the Secre-
tary of the Seventh COMPRESSION
al District Committee, asking us
when and where to call cbnven-
ton for the election of delegates
to st. Louis. This letter was
written on a letter head display
ing DR.. Christian Johnson chair
man and G. G. Knappen, Sec.
of the district committee. The
tone of the letter also assumed
that we were the chairman of the
committee. We were greatly
surprised at this as @. G.. KNAPP
pen knew, at least we thought he
knew-we don't see how he as
the secretary of the mittee
during the last campaign could
help to know-that Christ John
son, of Fergus Falls, and not DR..
Christian Johnson, of Wi1lmar,
was the chairman of the com nit
tee. We at once wrote to Mr..
Knappen informing him CT his
mistake and also to Chris John
son, Fergus Falls, inquiring
aboutthis. Mr.. Knappen never
answered our letter. Mr.. John
son, Of Fergus Falls did, and to
the effect that he was the chair
man, which Of course we well
knew. Now we see a call for a
committee meeting at Crookston
the 27th-next signed by g. q.
KNAPP pen, Secy signature Of
any chairman The next thing
Wessee is that the Fergus ais
Willmar tribune. [volume] (Willmar, Minn.) 1895-1931, 1896-04-28
Silver Knight.

The Silver Knight is nine COL
umn paper, a veritable blanket
sheet, filled to overhowing with
interesting matter regarding the
administration, the doings of con-
gross, etc; The paper is invalua-
BILE to everyone who wishes to
be in close touch with thereform-
ers at the seat of the govern.
ment The paper is a weekly.
The Silver Knight and tho
Willmar Tribune will both be
sent one year for $1.35.