The Advocate and news., 1898-02-09
Seneca Tribune: O

IM Seneca Tribune: or all
nr.a'Enh1 the villains to be hated
UENEnAL' and condemned the scoun-
drel who writes under a nom de plume
is the acme Of perfdy.
Parsons Eclipse: The poor Of the
cities who are to be dropped down ON
those abandoned New England farms
are not to be envled. No man with or
.fdinary intelligence, says an exchange,
Is ever likely to banker after anything
abandoned by New Englander.
Wichita Beacon (Dem.) There Is one
lame spot in our system OF government.
When Senator has lost the confidence
lOf his party, as in the case Of Senator
Lindsay, Of Kentucky, there should be
some method OF forcing a resignation.
A sense OF honor should do 1t, but cash
Iemoluments outweigh honor in politics.
Mr.. Murphy (Rep), ex-Delegate to
COpgress from Arizona: II there had
mot been promises held out that some
thing would be done in behalf Of silver
iMr. Bryan would have received thou
sands of votes more than he did
ThrOughout the West there isn't the
slightest diminution Of silver sentiment,
but on the contrary the cause Is gaining
IN strength all the time.
Mound City Torch OF Liberty: Deny
Nd man the right to work and earn
living and you have taken from him life,
n liberty and honor. You have made him
Worse than slave The slave earns
his living The man who society de-
n "a fnc hau N v,1kffttI ohntoa hohr
suicide, starvation, the acceptance Of
charity or a career Of crime. Thomas
Jefferson said that all men are endowed
with the inalienable rights to life, lib
erty and the pursuit Of happiness.
McCracken Enterprise: There is much
Y ak Of organizing a new third party,
(which Is all right. We have no Objec-
Z lions to casting Populist vote under a
bnew name, so the principles, for which
I'VE have fought from the start, are un-
" changed. It's principles we are sup
v porting, and the fundamental principles
AAR the Peoples party which have made
n ossible the strongest third party Or
5anlzatlOn In the history of the cOun-
y ry, and which promise an amalgamated
N Sbrganlzation in 1900 second to none,
IA hould not be thrown aside for the pur-
bose of securing patronage and few
N at portfolios. Stand to your principles,
pr they always win.
e, The American CWharton Barker's pa
'NSer): Patriotism does not dwell in
Si1Vall street. OF this we have had, of
4, ste, much evidence. From Wall street
n los come protest against our republic
" cting toward Spain and Cuba as
A ghFiStian nation should. That which
N, right the United States may not do,
K BIZ to act in accordance with the dictates
RN right and justice might interfere with
''Hhe cOuscienCeless pursuit of the god
" aes Of greed In Wall street. The United
+, hates must act with regard for the in
y Eests of Mammon, not of mankind,
Y lust hold the dollar dearer than human
.R Re must not raise hand to stop the
v lcrlflce Of human life in Cuba, for such
etton might impair the value OF certain
N, pcks and bonds, values that are dearer
the worshippers Of Mammon than
~ pman life. This is the demand that
y, ymes out Of Wall street and this de-
v and does not pass unheeded, the COM
v and OK Wall street must be done even
a Ough the will Of the people be ignored.
= we have our foreign policy nodded
'v the hand of Mammon rather than by
# . spirit Of right and justice. Where
p ght and justice, civilization and hui
NJ, Anity demand that we take one course
W id a regard for the Interests of Nam
On another, where the paths Of JUS
y se and Mammon cross, justice must
s'% ignored and the dictates of Mammon
'14 eyed.
AnNllr Ashland Clipper: The
ss'~Sn Leavenworth Times says:
sV AaNSAS' 'Leedy has been de-
unccd. Well, so was Washington and