The representative. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1893-1901, 1898-06-29

As WhONE3DAy
be interfered with by politicians and he
would have to wear a uniform. End ri
S.-Aurphy's Individual liberty isn't In
terfered with now. 3rd P. S.-Murphy
hasn't seen a single employe of the pos
tai service blacklisted and on the hog.
since he went on the tramp.-Coming
Nation.
Rev. Thomas J. Ducey.- of st. Leo,s
Roman Catholic church, New York, in
a recent address, said:
I'VE are approaching a conflict that
cannot be avoided. On one side ia a
banner inscribed. Industrial Slavery by
Capitalists on the other the inscrip-
ton is industrious Liberty by the Peo-
ple.'
This is the millionaire's Lords
prayer:
MY Father who art in heaven. hal
lowed be thy name: my kingdom has
come on earth: Thy will be done-in
heaven; my will be done here. Give
me this day all the income l want. Give
me MY debts in violence against human
ity, in foreclosures against my debtors.
Deliver us this day from all the isms
that destroy our power to enslave hu.
mainly. Mine is the money, the king
dom, and the power. and Thine be the
glory, forever. Amen!'"
II that mischievous financial policy
which had it's origin in the North
American republic during the late wal
In that country should become indurat-
ed down to a fixture then that govern
ment will furnish it's money without
cost. 1t will pay off it's debts and he
without a debt. 1t will nave all the
money necessary to carry on it's trades
and its commerce. It will become pros
porous beyond precedent in the history
of the civilized governments Of the
world. The brains and wealth OF
all countries will go to North America.
That government must be destroyed or
it will destroy every monarchy on this
glObe.-London Times, 1866.
The Great Ignatius Donnelly and his
straight Populist friends bolted the fusion
convention held in Minnesota the 18th
and has put out a straight Populist tick
ct. Horrah for Donnelly. THE Peo-
pies Party was born to live and with
the help Of God it shall not
die says Donnelly! This bolt |
will defeat the ~fusionists and put
the readers in possession of the parry
emblem, which the f~usionists have dis
graced and Observation-Disclosures Refer
endum.
AS a reward for his vote to bond |
this country and to refuse to coin the
silver seigniorage, Senator Turpie is
chosen to preside at the Democratic
state convention. Yet Democrats arc
silver men, are they?-Rossville Journal
Populism was organized to defeat the
old parties. That's the difference be-
tween populism and fusion.-Rustler.
The Santa Fe road has notified it's en-
gineers that those who are r~spiritualists |
must cease to believe that theory or tie
company will give them the razzle daz- |
zle. Freest country on earth! Believe
what the company tells you or quit!
What business have you working people
to Investigate theories of future exist
ence? The company will do your think
ing-you attend to your work.-Coming
Nation.
"As if to reward the farmers for sup |
porting the gold Standard" says the
Times-Hersld, Mature has forced the
purchase of $500. 600, 900 Of our products
by foreign countries" 1t is certainly |
discouraging to find that both God and
Nature are in cahoots with the Republi- |
can party. 1t will be news to you to
learn that Nature (probably acting I'M
der Gods direction) caused q failure Of
the wheat crop throughout the world,
and starved millions in India, Italy,
Spain, and other gold-basis countries in
order to reward the American farmers |
for voting for Mckinley. Really, are
these plutocrats lunatics? Or Is 1t pos
sible that their dupes are such asses as
to swallow rot of that kind-rot that ap-
pears as an editorial In the paper men,
toned? Nature does not support q |
money standard nor any other scheme
Of men. She dispenses an even-handed
justice to all, and will wipe Mr.. Bill Nc
Kinley OF the earth, even though he be
a great exponent of sound money, for
~disregarding her laws just as quick as
she will gather into the kingdom come
the meekest, most chumpish voting king
that ever sold his ballot for a drink. But !
while the plutes can't monkey with Ma |
ture very much, they have had their
own sweet way with the working classes
so long that perhaps they have conceiv-
mat they are in league with |
God and Nature.-The Coming Nation.
The national committee at its meeting |
at Omaha June 1917, 1893: changed the