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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1895
Page
4
A fragmented, archaic argument extols democracy while denouncing party excess. It laments political decay, praises the people, and calls for reform as the nation faces upheaval and evolving governance. The piece weaves religious rhetoric with party critique and fears loss of civic virtue.
The fragment presents a garbled mix of references to democratic principles, a passege discussing national debt and coinage, and mentions of figures like Jefferson and Jackson. It hints at debates on taxation, debt, and monetary policy, but the corrupted OCR limits precise reconstruction of events or清 names. The tone resembles a political pamphlet urging adherence to democratic tenets.
The Garne tt Kansas publication rails against a bankers backed plan to inflate money and abandon gold standards. It argues for a strong government role in money, attacks foreign influence, and warns of price rises, debt and social unrest if current monetary policy expands. The piece names financiers, bankers, lawmakers, and advocates of a gold standard.
A readable fragment advertises popular novels by famed authors published in New York, noting a selection of ten items and inviting readers to place orders. The malformed text mentions a printed sample and a reply address for Delavo & Oon in Pittsburgh, with emphasis on rejecting certain parodies.
An advertisement invites readers to join a reform exchange list by sending one dollar to receive eight weeks of paper and a copy of The Asitor biography of a Sra Hawk Note. It promises trial copies and sample papers to participants and hints at additional services for those seeking to showcase handiwork.
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