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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1891
Page
4
The piece argues against a gold standard, labeling opponents as influenced by Wall Street and the gold power of England. It examines per capita money supply, the impracticality of gold backed currency, and the burden of government debt to secure a gold base, proposing interest-free bond issuance as an alternative.
Labor's Tribune warns that veteran party leaders seek to break the Alliance and ruin reform. The piece accuses old politicians of wicked design, lying and slandering, and argues free government under the people is in danger if war looms or further legislation continues.
A sour confrontation questions Republican morality cries about the People's party in Kansas. The speaker asks why Republicans splice their platform to Democrats and unload their morality and temperance rhetoric while alleging the People's party is collapsing.
An early 20th century voice questions Democratic alignment and the People's Party, asking why supporters divide and rally to Democracy amid party fractures and splicing concerns. The exchange highlights intra party tensions and uneasy alliances.
Georgia readers boost support for the West’s People’s Party while denouncing Northern press distortions. The Iowa Tribune reports enthusiastic reception for Jerry Simpson and General Weaver in Georgia, with Alliance members ready to defend Southern unity and oppose Democratic splits. A Douglasville lecturer describes large Temple Georgia rallies and Chautauqua talks promoting the alliance cause.
A defense of nationalism among workers cites dire city conditions in New York and Boston, with widespread unemployment and poverty. It argues that surplus labor empowers capitalists and risks a failed eight hour movement if unions strike to win it.
The letter from G Post notes forthcoming addresses to House members in Atlanta and ongoing speaking to large audiences in the state. He, Col O T Parker, and others remain ready to respond to calls from the state and Ohio after September 1, asserting continued activity and political engagement.
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