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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1891
Page
4
The piece laments a hotly contested 1892 campaign as money and whisky corruptions loom. It notes bosses and hired agents battling in villages, with both old parties rallying to thwart the people. It urges immediate mobilization for a massive political fight ahead, warning of bribery and deception.
The People's party has elected 43 congressmen and United States senators and has called into being over AW reform papers.
A speaker denounces Republican demagogues and old party boasts about prosperity. He cites past contractions of currency under GOP rule from 1803 to 1876 and argues farmers and laborers now reject such claims, pointing to widespread failures and rising hardship instead. The piece rails against Wall Street influence and party rhetoric.
Fragmentary text condemns dimagogues in Wall Street and Shylocks. Mentions painting at the Isittot-box until the contraction party exits circulation by means of the Peoples party ballots. Ends with a garbled Hon.
The Massachusetts militia drills the street-firing tactic for quelling rioters, highlighting a shift from defending the state against foreign foes to overpowering workers. Critics argue arms now target the poor, signaling a social and industrial upheaval in the republic.
The Kansas City Star October 20 editorial salutes a Republican gathering in Cooper Union New York last Saturday night praising Grover Cleveland. It claims both parties converge into one by 1892 with gold standard Republicans cheering Cleveland and predicts unwavering support. The piece urges Star loyalty to platocrats.
The Tur People's party of Anderson County claims success in rallying leaders from both old parties. It asserts that fears of the People's party being a Democratic annex were unfounded and that the coalition has been coordinated rather than absorbed.
In a defiant stance the speaker vows renewed effort and tighter resolve to confront the challenge. The remark signals determination and readiness to press on despite setbacks.
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