17 Mar 1892
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1892
Page
1
An excerpted Democratic critique recalls John J. Ingalls and John Jeama in Topeka, accusing Republicans of robbery and oppression for a quarter century. The passage questions patriotism and references past copperhead politics, war, and alleged hypocrisy within the party.
The People's Party holds an evening ratification meeting in Garnett with speeches by Hon. S. S. King of Kansas City and Hon. J. Alexander, followed by Hon. King. The piece critiques Ohio politics, denounces plutocratic press bias, and argues reform costs fall on workers while agriculture and military spending burden the public.
A long critique from Osawatomie Graphic labeling Wichita Eagle charges against the last legislature as false and partisan. It argues readers deserve facts, condemns moneyed oligarchy, and defends old soldiers who fought for liberty against corruption and monetary influence.
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