29 Sep 1890
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Newspaper
Kansas Agitator
Location
Garnett, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1890
Page
1
A rallying call to workers and families to defend suffrage, reject unjust laws, and elect fearless leaders. The message urges citizens to organize, discuss in homes and unions, and vote to repeal bad laws and restore equality, warning that the republic's survival hangs by a thread.
The Lily Whites form a 31 member central committee with Houston headquarters and plan a distinct ticket. They publish a strong denunciation of negro leadership within the Republican Party, accusing them of forcible control of primaries and conventions, betrayal of patriotism, and corrupt leadership destroying Republican unity in Texas.
National View notes Cart C A Power spoke in Garnett on living issues, addressing a large audience of veterans and citizens. The speaker attacked John J. Ingalls, predicting a shrinking Republican majority in Kansas as supporters vow to elect lawmakers to end his influence, urging readers to buy club-easers and begin rebuilding.
A patriotic poem excerpt praises the Republic as cradle of liberty and birthplace of patriots. The speaker urges the anthem to swell to save sorrowing hearts, with the line SHALL NOT DIE attributed to Anna D Weaver in Advance Thought.
The excerpt lists Norton Newcomb Anagell Ogden Cochrane DeGress Fannagan among many others, noting an awakening of arrogance in the black population as they gained awareness and began demanding recognition at their ban da, reflecting charged racial discourse.
A period song urged farmers not to switch parties, promising protection and rewards if they vote straight with the G. O. P. while criticizing Democrats. The chant mocks political reform and warns that Democrats will cheat and rob, urging continued support for the party in power.
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