The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1898-12-24
IN DEFENSE OF THE PEOPLE.
WAYS AND TEAMS.

Grade Committee the undersigned have been appointed . committee on ways
aA following address upon the work " e have undertaken,
Money to NEE, s1psa.ss =. nsses..ry ia securing iusies for the people
necessary in the case Of HHg-nt securing a fair and impartial hearing before
employ counsel of ability. take needed depO.itons ana make other legitimate
preparations requiring tAs expenditure Of money; and when thus situated, if
ing unable to fry and funny present his case 20 the court and jury.
Aud while hi. is true Of the individual in . court Of justice. o . much
truth and liberty. Money must be raised to pay the necessary expenses, or our
The forces opposing Us have four active national committees to whom
money IA Supplied by those prOAans by national legislation and the corrupt
Democratic Cold Standard Committee, q. the head of which is Mr.. GeOrgeF
outsrUS;h ! Of 4 N. Ind fndianapoa. so ni. standard = 7 so an@.rspSI .ou Cs%Rnat I, n
head Of which 81 h Hanna. who sinsdiousy working through commercial
money power. The third is the bankers organization at s. Williams street.
y rOsns .a.' :, Is , IMPLYING u me- - Of "opens to al Wiling n.sIPaReI. Siassd;
Republican COMMITTEES, of which Mark Hanna is chairman and to whom the
rupins the minds of the people and dsbAuching the nation.
I'VE are to combat the evil Influences a. work the necessary money must
gra. common PeoPle-whO have no interest in special legiLstIOn and whose
rights and that Of the common welfare are 10 be protected.
An money collected viii be paid to the national treasurer of the committee.
the Union Trust Company Bank. corner Of Dearborn and Madison street,, Chi
:sss I s. TSass si upon pc P' Il. I sap s1sses !. ' " SeT. sSps ~ q, Ne seT W, Il S. in
'eyss the general manager of the work oithe COMMITTEES.
The plan adopted and approved by the committee is to secure a subscrip-
,%i nom ma !. many r. person. 6.1, as possible to pay one dollar per month for each
the Ways and Means COMMITTEES in October, ises. win agree 10 nav one dollar
per month for twenty-five months or In all SIS. One subscribing in Novem-
with the last payment due Oct / 1905. A subscription in Deeenber. isss,
psym.s s,.,'SS .s.nS. . p1 Y !, 2 = AS Oct J. 1850 and I. g on. The number Of
and all ending on the first day ofoctober. 1905. Where one is willing and able
TO pay more than 81 per mouth the subscription win be accepted for such IN.
creased amour, a. the subscriber ia willing 70 make. where one is not able
In bis Judgment to subscribe one dollar per month, he win be expected Il gel
one " more to associate themselves with him Jointly In the subscription for
he one dollar per month. Itis the opinion Of the committee that It Is only In
this way that the money needed can be raised-thatf must come from the no-
pie whose rights and interests are to be protected.
The Offices Of the committee have been opened at DOT 1914 Unity Bund.
ing chicago, where's complete set Of books will be kept showing the aue n
vi subscribers with their postomee address BY counties and state. and te
condition Of each account viii It all times appear mon these took, rnnoIn
stance win solicitors be authorized to receive money Anyops soHdting .nh
SnPnous VIII receive n o money from the subscriber. but will forward M s.hr
seaPuon papers to tn national Office. Tho national Office will notify the sub
~ = ? ~ M receipt hi. subscription and wdH forward blanks governing
ne details OF remihances to the national treasurer.
It's from the sincere advocates of our cause eyerywhere tbs, .uhscLn,ion.
70 mn unu hr human liberty are expected, and on the whole a sum suncient
ma De III raised to properly present our caus TO the American peoule.-
eat what hangs upon the impending struggle, the payment Of he dass,
each month will ssume an importance equal to that OF owe tor houras m M
dren. h fund thus collected may decide for veal or woe N tate and tbsto,
countless millions TO come after N.
The selfish system Of greed that has no,b.r.d ~. u1, -
privileges and monopoly, is destroying the opportupite, for an riorn~ !,
nfe. liberty and the pursuit Of happinessl Iis conAscaupe ourb homes an ="
uueine ~ people 70 tenantryi tits quartering among is the agents ~ Enc
nsh money lenders who are coming into the possession ~ n. ,s a. an ta-s-
M lowering tn standard Of morals and reIgionl II re.pects netber ssr ~
,xel n eoe he mothers arms, the aged and enfeebed. the bow inst bnd.
uus IH'o manhoo are. al alike, through poverty existing O threatened tha
ueums It's rapacityi Honor and patriotism, a decent seltrespect and lors
Oh country demands Its overthrow Our future and that Of nos,sri,v q. a.
vowed our cause appeals to the manhood and womanhood Of America
a blank subscription form will be found herewith. We ak tbs, sac, -a.,
T ~ ~ u y d blanks and send 1t at once 70 v. q. Harvey. General
Manager Room io4 Unity Building Chicago, III. ~"'
~. JAMES K. JONES,
u Chairman Democratic National Committee
wM. J. STONE.
Ex-Governor 0tMiaouri.
JOHN P. ALTGEID.
Ex-Governor of Illinois
WIN y. ALLEN,
senator from Nebraska.
HENRY NJ TELLER
Senator from Colorado.