The Nebraska independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1896-1902, April 13, 1899, Page 4, Image 4
THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT. April 13 1899 . J . ; : 7 : : P " Sf Ntbrafika Jnbepmbcnt rM WiALTH MAK MRS mm4 UNCOLM INDBFINDBNT. i tUIUSHED EVERY THURSDAY f TO fcdipsqdsijt Fublijhlijg Go. at UM M I treat, UNCOLN, ! - NEBRASKA. TtLtPHONI 8t. $1.00 per Year in Advancb. AMNH MMtMMtlM 10, fraMe, MMMf rntmn. U ! te r m ucirwBiiT pob, 00, . , LaKot.1, lu. W can't have a Nicaragua caoal. Tber if no use of talking abont it any mors. ft P. Huntington and tbe other railroad magnates object That ends it, Let us talk about something else. A man down in Kansas claim that ba bo Invented a ballot box that cannot ctuffed. Now let bim Invent aometblng tbat will prevent tbe stuffing of voter with gold bug rot and tbe thing will be complete. Tbe republican tried to cover tbelr attack on tbe First Nebraska by ex ponging tbe Stotsenburg resolutions, but tbelr vote refusing to send tbe boye any assistance except "tbanka" are atill on he records. Justae aoon aa the republican got reinstated in power lo Kanaaa they aent Word to all inau ranee cormoianta tbat Web McNall bad kicked out of tbe atate to come back and go .to akinnlng tbe people again. They came. Tbe correspondent of the Independent will have to have patience. There are ao many of them tbat the barber shop rule must b enforced. But don't stop writing. Keep it up. That ' I what bolp make a paper aploey. Every body shall bavethelr aay, socialist and all. If tbe Saunders County Journal.or any other journal in Nebraska, prefer to call Km It a socialist Instead of a populist newspaper, tbe Independent bo not tbe slightest objection. It will indulge in no fuuendoes nor call any names. It wants it distinctly undoretood, however, that tb Independent is a populist paper and supports the principles of the populist Pty. " " ' Tom Jobuaon aaya the time will come when tbs people will ride free on the streetcars. Tbat is about on a level with aoma other of Tom's economic ideas. Then those who rods on the cars would be a privileged olacs and those who did not, would have to pay taxes to give them tbe privilege, better atick to the old popcUst doctrine tbat no man aball have something for nothing. It is a trifling with word to say tbat a nation I rich wheu all tlie woalth la owned by a few men and the massea are all atetxd in poverty. ' What is a na tion anyhow? Is it a vast stretch ol country regardless of tbe people who In habit it? Is a nation great when it has 75,000,000 under task maetors? Is a na tion rich when it baa pauper by tbe million?. " Mayor J oops got 2,000 more vote, than the republican and democratic can didate combined, in bis independent raoe for mayor of Toledo, Ohio. That shows bow tbe people will stand by pop ulism ttbeo they coma to understand it There is not a thing advocated by Mayor Jones that cannot be found In tbe platforms of tbe populist jurty In Nebraska ever slitee 1800, , Uow tbestreet car magnates bsvs been swindling the public eaa be eeen heu tb fact i taken into consideration that tbr perfectly responsible mm have iuJ aa (.ffi-r U tie tlty govrumal of lodiaaapotU to take over th line la that city and give threa cent (area, ash versa! trattaltre, to da all pavlag be twea track and at tb expiration of taeety year to turn all etrwet-railwa llu ovrr o the city litr nothing .fiTtwy or Trw.ld.-iit 1. M. Tarry of the Tarry agon aad tarrlag work tf ladieaap oU,C.rHniIth tdth Wavwty UieycW cwmpaay aad Traak UdM, a br. Tber U a gral dwU of talk in to plulurrttle pr about "vkwtp bo y,M Tttey 4lr tbat,inouy wo 0f so tkap m ao twut Utmt rU are tow. Wbvaewr lUrt rat am lot; It la u oly pru4 that tuaay W4af bttbatltU riug dVarttaU tktl. It Wum; eoaiuva lu t aW a a a4 not Wad It alt ti gt tab, iiety jt it will bay aiure Ikaa It I4 tk year M. taa or ta w m will W Ju ku aeesU tKal bate l4 t t It, Pat kt My Id really tt hap Tba tV tuMr a lpa It Ike pmnt k ga, Pakr a'l It la tkf vault tow. Kvery Mly will woat tu Wrvwa l It tb ftweoey la level 14 I fwupatty, )ae m aay gta tkaap, froperty iU t &rt. la Serb tltoe rateawl attt aNolej kijk. KCONOMIC PBBDICTIOS8. In a private letter an old friend and cn-worker eavs: "You quite frequently ear that the ecouomiets predicted just what occurred since tue afiDonniuou of silver. I have showed then pasaflra to a republican ; neighbor of mine. He always replies by saving that there were never any such thimr ritwi and tbat you just print that sort of 'tuff lor po litical effect. If it U 'not too much trouble for you to look it up, I wish tbat you would print in tbe Ini indnt a passage or two from ibn prwlictlons so that I can show ihmn to him." In the year 1871, Ernest &vd wrote as follows: ' "It Is a ftreat mistake to suppose that the adoption of the gold valuation by other states than England will be bene ficial. It will only lead to tbe dlstruc tion of the monetary equilibrium hither to existing, and cause a fall in the value of silver, from wbicb England' trade and the Indian ailver valuation will suf fer more than all other interests, griev ous as the general decline of prosperity all over tbe world will be. "Tbe strong doctrinism existing in England, aa regard the gold valuation, Is so blind tbat, when tbe time of de pression sets in there will be this) special feature: Tbe economical authorities of tbe country will refuse to listen to tbe causa here loresbadowed; every ' possible attempt will be mado to prove tbat the decline of commerce la due to all aorta of causes and Irreconcilable matters. Tbe worklngman and bis strikes will be tbe first convenient target: then specula tion and over-trading will have tbeir turn. Later on, when foreign nations, unable (0 pay in ailver, bava recourse to protection, when a Dumber of other eecondary causes develop themselves, then many would-be wise men will have the oppertunlty of pointing to specific reasons, which in tbeir eyes account for the falling off In every branch of trade. Many other allegations will ba mode totally Irrelevant to tba real lieue, but satisfactory to tbe moralizing tendency of financial writers. The great danger of the time will then be tbat among al this confusion and strife, England's su premacy in commerce and manufactures may go bock tt an extent which cannot be redressed, when tbe real cause be comes recognized, and the natural rem edy la applied." It cannot be denied tbat every one of these predictions bave been fulfilled) even to tbe one that foretold tbe loss of England'a supremacy in commerce. England no longer rank first in com merce although as a bond bolder and an interest grabber she lead the world. Wolowski made the most detailed pre diction of this character which was printed in 1808 but some icrouudrej borrowed tbat book and never returned it. . - Rome day when the editor baa more time be will get another volume and print the whole pasaage, Many other economfsta wrote in the same way. In (act any man who bad enough sense to run a saw mill would bave said the same thing if it bad been brought to his atten tion, and be bad stopped to thing about It. GIVE ONE BIO WHOOP. Populism is bursting all the bounds set for it by the managers of the republi can party. It will not down but con tinues to arise and assert its strength in most unexpected places. It breaks out In revolt in the moet severely guarded republican camps. It starts up and aerts itaelf in tho very bead quarters of the dt'tuocratic party. It bus risen upin all tbe unrestrained force of eternal truth in four of the great cities during the last month and has triumphed. In Detroit, Chicago, Toledo, aud New York tbe issues befjr the people were all ieaue raised by tbe populist party and are contained In all of its national and atate platforms. Ia three ol those cities populism ha bad a magniflclent triumph. City franchise or hereafter to be owned by the people instead ol by the corpora tion. Oht you loug hatred, wild eyed pop, what do you think ol it now? All the long year of wit elf sacriflca bave not been la vain. You will smile now when you think of the time w us to gt up oa a dry gawd box on a stru t cur sor aad try to teach tb people tba doc trine ol tba public ownership of publie franchises walk tba republican booted aad railed a aaarvbUU, Now th very doctrine art tearing tb republi can party la hrd. Tbey overpower tb otost earelully t aad provided Kr Mark llaaaa euaveatioa. !.oub at Toledo, glv on air tlltting hoop, the pull off your eoal aad go at It again. A MEW 11 E OidTtddtdetka swots lo'lla4 to ttakaaetat Waa oalolUov. Tayatof's vetttutta riluUoas oWlariug tkal vorla tb Tfcilipi4Bl ar latHvaee ut toe prlap! wl U goteraowat. tvf narWa it tn w wake a part 4 tkat iM Id tahMt that U gov eraof t4 a raoJtUa of tkaak to odWr a4 tl U lirt Nebraska it IW. M U vela irMJy aaya Ik oalrary tad I 14 tba latiwa of ail mm, Malklaf avail Vaa tk (Mtpwtkt ( tkaa ti atak aa ta wa tl cat i Ik ftuiiwUa. Tkal attea up tb otul lilt t la tbe way I4 lib la Kara It, TWew laaota partMa of 4bt tbat tbrw tvMtrtka mar 4 U tipl ut o da4 eitt tki , Ktery Mali aad ft wad ol tk aftW ao4 a 4 Ik )t Nebraska are against it and nothing would please tbem better than a chance to bo express themselves at - tbe polls. Oa tbat issue the populists would carry tbe atate by about 110,000 majority. If any one doubts that the First Nebras ka would not approve of that resolution to a man, he should read some of the private letters that have come from them daring the last few days, y Every one of these letters contain tbe most positive Injunctions not to print tbem as tbe writera fear a court martial if tbey were cnugbt writing such things home,but they are all opposed to this war 01 criminal aggreaslonal. After the Nebraska boys are discharged, if any of tbem aver live to be discharged, some of - these letters will be printed. JOB PAKKERSIDKA. Joe Parker, one of Milton Park's orgaitlzera of tbe Wharton Darker kind, says ha wants more populism and leas ailver, As all tbe other planka of the populiat platform are being taken up, endorsed by republicans and democrats In every part of this country and by the citizena of almost every other country, Joe need bava no fear about them. In several of tba city elections thia apring tbey were made planka in tba platforms of all the parties. But ailver tbey don't want any of tbat. Free ailver and the government issue of all money will soon be tba only plank left to distinguish us from the Rothschild outfit. Tbe other things show a strong tendency to take care of themselves. The fight from tbls oa will be for free ailver and full legal tender government money. All tba claim we have in the Philippines la what wa bought of Spain for f 20,000- 000. When Spain waa trying to enforce tbat claim, every paper in tbe United Stateaidenouneed it. Now tbat McKln ley has purchased tbe rotten old thing It must ba dofeaded with the blood of our best young men. Is the claim any more juat after It waa aurcbasod by Mc Kinley than it was a the bands of Spain? If It is, wo would like some one to tell why. That committee to formulate a money measure that will suit plutocracy and be enacted when tbe next congress meets Is working away. They are going to flood tbe country with bank paper upon which the people will bave to pay interest. Tbat committee, it is to be hoped, will net fall to put a lot of intrinnlo value into tbeir new iesue of bank paper for that Is tbe only kind of money tbat is any good tbey Ull us. f John M. Thurston bos flopped over to the imperialist side In doing so be ue enough cant to nausiate a carrion eat- inr crow. He talks about "God's provi dence." say tbat "God hoa given u the responsibility" etc. etc From bis speech one would infer tbat John baa just been having a private Interview with the Almighty and baa found out juat what God intends to bava ua do. It will be regretted, if tbat is the case, that aome more credible messenger was not employed to carry tbe message. v One by one tbe roses fall. John C. Watson, so tbe papers say, skipped the country last week, John was one of tbe big red roses in the Nebraska republican boquet. He use to run things in the republican legislatures. There he ac quired that Dartley and Norval habit and now he has left his country for bis country's good. Soon the last republi can rose will be loft blooming alone on the supreme bench. Then in due time he will fade away and Nebraska will know them no more forever. ' The republicans killed tbe bill tbat was introduced to send money to the Nebraska boy who wore fighting ia th Philippine: tbey passed resolutions con demning their commanding officer, and now they at trying to mak political capital out of th fact that th governor vetoed a resolution which, if adopted, would have a tendnecy to keep tbem fighting la tropical jungle lor th next tn yar, provided they could be forced to stay tber that long. If th republi cs raa mak anything oatof tbat they are wvIouumi lo It. While tk adoption ol a part of tb prloHpW of tb populist party and their enforcement In aoia ol tb oil l M la KagUnd triage a measure rMrf to the ctlua ol tho till, tb Mure of tb IMUK gov meat to adopt tb plit lUafecUl ortrioM. work Buffering and Kxwla iay otfe por tlaa of tk ktaadom. gUw at aa article la aaotke eulana this pc-r arttlea by a Urttwh eubjeet rwidlsg at Tetbnry, liaglaad, will show tkat tk gold (Uadard k producwd rtly IU m4 tfUet ther tkat It ba Wltrel vaaM vry aar aatkf IU, k I'tUlai lt k, Tb bask bad m prepattag I it sema! day a4 It tua4tttBiy iol i4 ol tba lamb. Tba ta UU ! M4 to Wuta oay alt tb ttwk ol rtry kwM4 trl awejpaal w aw tvrity. I tkat tb baak an rtgkt, M tkMtmkM tk l4fkat ba oatlaaity mm et baf Ml kbi4 torn awtl tate. Il H aaatM ttontb WTaH Haiti . An tk lawba lava nat Wa kar4 yet, Tvm tumuli OMutbe aade, lorawr 'ba4 la lb aal lalara. POPULISM IN ENULAHD. . The growth of populism in England and on the continent still continnes to be phenomenal. The city of Manchester, England, which bos always taken tbe lead in populism in Great Britain, has made a new departure by addlDg manu factories of aoap, tallow, oil, glue and fertilizer to Ha garbage and sewerage department. The city government now owns street-car lines, gas, electric light and water works, ice factories, fifteen markets, baths and public laundries, slaughter bousea, cemeteries, cheap lodg ing houses, technical schools, art gal laries and work-shops for tbe manufac ture and repair of Ite vehicles, toola aud implements. It baa reclaimed a large awamp by depositing its street cleanings and the solid matter found in its sewage, and is now reclaiming another, by which it is expected to add several millions of dollars to the wealth of the city. Tba most noval branch of the city govern ment is a corps of bousecleaners, who can be employed by tba occupants of of stores, flats, office rooms and resi dences to overhaul and clean their estab lishments aa often as desired. A Man chester woman who desire her bobse cleaned can telephone to police bead quarters, and a gang of scrubbers, sweepers, window-washers, etc., will be sent at once to take up tbe carpeta and relay them and do ber spring bouse cleaning in a few hours and in first-class style while she goes to London or visits friends. Itia this sort ol govennmeot that tba Independent advocates in contradistinc tion to socialism. Tba principles of populism enacted Into law and enforced in Manchester Is making It tbe cleanest, wealthiest, tba most highly educated and happiest city in all of England. Tba sweat abop and starvation among tbe wage workera, which are aucb acursa in New York and Chicago are becoming, and soon will ba known there only aa a horrid nightmare of tbe past. There I no attempt there to Interfere with tba freedom of tba Individual. Every worker is free to choose his occupation and each one Is paid a salary which becomes tba private property of each individual worker to expend as he or she sees fit. Tber are thousands of wage workers employed by tbs city and the rate of wages is controlled by tba vote of the whole people. Other cities are taking note of the prosperity of Manchester, and will pat tern after the good example set In that city, They will soon be employing thousands of wage worker also and tbe outside emplowers will be forced to pay equal wages. Populism will thus coma to be the redeemer of the downtrodden of Europe before the plutocrats will al low Its enforcement in this, tbe load of its birth. The salvation of society Ilea in pop ulism. Its blessings can be obtained without the overthrow of present con stitution or the change of form in any government. It does not make the in dividual a cog In a mighty machine gov erned and made to revolve or stand still at tbe dictation of a anperior power, called the "state." He is still a man and tba director of bis own destinies. He can still bave a family and a church of bis very own. Ilia children will be under his own control, supported by himself and not by the "state." Even politics wilt be purified, not by any change in human nature, but by tbe con dition it will create. When public utilities become the property of the gov ernment, there will be no bribe giving lobbyists bauating tbe balls of congress, tbe state capitols or municipal councils. There will be no immense campaign funds raised to corrupt the electorate, Not because men have Wonie angule and bave submitted tbemaelvee to Cap tain Asbby'alaw of love, bat because there will be "nothing in It." There will be no mora Yerkea and C. P. Hunt ington in Washington or Chicago, for th reaann that tber will be no mora million) to b atoleo by tneaae ol rail road charier and municipal Iruochlnes. Tber will be no more Atkiu aud Matt Quay to bold up legislature aud pre- veat th people Iroin having tblr jul rvpnweatation in tb United State a at a, for gaa combine aad railroad pools will b thing of tb dreadful pt. Ia populism lie tb bop ol tb world. It poiat out th plain practical way fo relief Irom th condition tbat oppr and dmorali( tb peopl. 08 will your coat all y old worker! Hlrlk oat a you bav vr struck Nfurl Your pio la th rank ao other man aaa fill, la tb battle a-ist pluto racy tkat kv ga b-fr yon hart Waro4 to MM. Yo r a vetraa bow, Mak your lt day tb Wet gtorioa day. Nw rwcu't are towiag la bat tby ar oaly lerrait. It rnjir wrb tuly ta adrta4 tb prtncipW ul pop!! a4 tby t aa4rtwo4 Uforw tb rwrfutt ran I aiad lata leal, To aeit Ul al b Hukt by lb IH4 Uuard. Ar ya rad? Uav yo got yor war tu t tn? Hi a4 M a ko. tan MtiagtMvio. It kt Ub Ntfwt tkal tk I4(a4nt ot tbat mom fmpalwt fff ar (tftaol 0ly tk abate (4 Iketf spa tti Ila4ne utw4 tk aut tk 4 tb aatMMot pUlkwB, !( aa all U4 1 tba asaia tka. M bit mm t4 tb MpHfW l tb Utkeb)l. rfT or &mpr larM l tb lvao. rablp of abat tby H tb nadwtri X" tbwa aba ar rUy lb4ra jng power in this country cor but little about them. What they are intereated in ia the mofntalnanoe of the gold atand ard. That ia flae real question, tba par amount question. That Indianapolis committee ia at work night and day. The congressional committee is laying its plana. Tbeir press committee is fill ing the great daille all the time with their lies and their sophistries, Their associated press censor (s never off duty, A great battle la to be (ought in the next congress. More gold bonds are to ba issued in the next five years, if their plans succeed, than are now outstand ing. The heavy band oY the money power ia to be laid upon us with more force than all tbe past. It meuu serf 00m lor 'tie producer, it meanero"eas- ant agricultural class. It is Sterling Morton bas declared, that alter tnoae tbat are born landless mu always remain landless. . Let ua after tba bondholders and the money power just the way wa did when tha party was first organized. A BIO DIFFERENCE. The Saunders County Journal says: "Mayor Jones ia an advocate of munici pal ownership of street railwaya, ia in fact on avowed socialist." It don't seem to the Independent that tbat state ment accordr with the facta In the case, and for two reaaona. In tba first place Mayor Jones call himself a republican and there is a wide extended movement In Ohio to make him tba republican nom inee for governor. In tba second place, the municipal ownership of street rail waya, where tba amployeea are paid sal arles which tbey are free to ' spend aa tbey please, I not socialism and no so cialist of authority ever claimed tbat it wa. Under socialism, if a man were a conductor on a street car ba would get no aalary, but would bava a common Interest in all property with tba other 70,000,000 citizena of tba United States. Tba one is populism and tb other ia so cialism and there is a mighty big differ ence between the two. ' MADE II CiOOD. Editor Independent: My copy of the Independent of April 6 came to band to day. After leading the letter of II. Kil gore I am reminded tbat my subscrip tion expires today and I immediately lay down tha paper and take up my pen to renew. Inclosed find postal order for one dollar. Go on with the Independent. You are on tha right track, i J, M, Waup, Marquette, Neb. Tbe Nebraska Independent, of Lincoln, publishes mora good sound fusion doc trine, every week, than most fusion pa pers do in a year. We would like to re print tbe entire Issue each week, but wa can't Adams County Democrat. Several papers in the state have bad tba honesty and manhood to acknowl edge tbat tbey were a little too fast in tbeir denunciation of the auditor and bave taken it all back. Soma others should do likewise. TU AT KUltOKIAIi DCBEAU. Mark II anna's editorial ' bureau ia working over time these days. At tbe beginning of tbe week It aent out an en ormous amount of imperialistic editor" iuls. One of them begins as follows: The mistake made by congress lost spring when the resolutions were passed iu connection with liberating the Cubans from Hpanish rule aud eMtablishing a free republic is only too evident now. Up to a few daye ago tbe general opinion in Cuba was anti-auuuxationists; but since tbe aseembly bas given patent proofs of absolute incapacity to direct the affairs of the country, beginning by paeslve resistance to the military gov ernment of the United States, and crown ing tbeir lueillaiency by tbe deposition of Gomes, Cuban popular feeling bas under gone a complete change," The whole package is full ol theory: "W must hold Cuba." Watch tbe great daille and se bow tbey will take np tbe cry. They ar all edited in Mark llanna'a quarters in Washington. FRANK IAMS Va3 UU U0IUKIIt0Wtta0ia4briftkbe4ALLTltK l'IOrl.R-JadgNi ttarrtattataa4 aU-41 1 llbi HDN-t ll Urgeat iklh fcurw fa tJ ktotlK HUt k. MTALI.lo.Ml ikaa all thibltue; Moiti; tf.tKNi-LB, 11(1111., l.ftoo-ik t year-aid mr tU prtM wiMwra, IUtMa wiaae- at h4 m III . U, Nbr, aad It, Mtat tair-aa4 tb bug.! iluua aa4 fctar hi laY,wkt 4.0O0II.. IA0S RECEIVEOSIM rfalSSSlB;B.b- tAVIf "ftO TOV oo4 -JAQI W WCH," lorae oo4 asuok iM Ullw I V N , Orel net ( at lniK Iaa, Nhcjka) aa4 l U tatra. Hl'RK Mf alio. lorbleaaat:iMitkMa, loiaJayi b a bora M 4 114 ba hO alsaaaal aaaatry, eattle? prta. Bava kail U toay y Nut ( h iiw ra a4 ataa.U4aaara t etafitoae Ikaa ail atkr lwiHtf t Bka oJ gMrata-a4 lam poja lbl, Ua4 t rp.'MiUl rortix BiiUM ibaa44 Urn 10a lit iSxt m UutfiU ta TtopU T?aa Da Duiicwi With Hla YVX 8 ALE rllot riir lUUh4 Ouch Ton. fopoiiUoa OrtU.P..n4a&M.Ry. OT. PAUL, NED, WI8EBTBAN THEY KNEW. The populists who fomrulated tbe prin ciples of tbe party builded wiser than they knew. They had no idea that they were laying foundations upon which were to be built new theories of govern ment, but that is what tbey did. Social ism was older than tbe Christian era, but tbey did not adopt that. They knew tbat through all tbe ages it had been advocated And that thousands of at., temps had been made to put it in prac tice and tba result waa what they saw before them. So they atarted out on new linea. In essence tbey adopted the principle tbat what best could ba dona by by private iudividualssbould be done by tbem and what could best be done by tbe goverenment should be done by tbe government. Tba public ownership of all franchises, atate, national and muni cipal and tba operation of telegraphs, telephones, street cars, railroads, liarht- InflrpUnts and water works, thev saw could be much better carried on by tba city, state or nation than they could ba by private parties and tbey demanded that all these should be owned and op. perated by tbe public authorities. They saw bow this would clear tba political atmosphere and go a long waya toward cleansing away tbe filth of politics, but it is to ba doubted if any of them antici pated tha thorough revolution in gov ernment tbat would result from It. There will be no mora railroad lobbies banging around tbe balls of congress whan' tha government owns the rail roads. So with all tbe other lobbloa. Tba Omaha platform was a new declar atlon of independence and phe principle's there enunciated we atill defoud. Our dear (and jalntly brother of tba Papillion Times calls the editor of the Independent a "buck." Tbat be bid not call bin a "stag," shows bow kind hearted and truly good dear Eddie ia. Eddle'a growth In grace baa been pben ominal. It Is reported that angelic wfnga are already aproutlng on bis back and that aome day in near future he will sail away to those happy regions where the good democratic editors go. He de clares however that he will never join tba great multltudespoken of In Deviations because they have Palms there. " The Kansas republicans are going to make their state college nonnnrtlzdn hv turning out; everything in it except the republicans. Pop students will hardly be allowed to attend It hereafter. The other day a republican cayote got up some fake charges against one of the regent and the treasurer and the gov ernor promptly suspended both of thorn. The' professor are preparing to pack their grips and flee to some other state tbat is not so strickly nonpartlzan as are tbe republicans of Kansas. Even some ministers in this age of greed estimate every thing by what it will bring in money. One of them tbe other day in an article triod to prove tbat Prof. Herron ought to be dismissed from his department in the college where be teaches applied Christianity because tbe college was losing money by keeping him in its faculty. When a minister gets so low in the moral scale tbat he would auppresa truth because it did not sell well on the Wall street market, he is low er than the bawdy house, the gambling bell, the ring, tbe race track or even Wall street itself. Morality is not a late arrival in this evolutionary world. It can be traced duck, tnrougti the sub-human forms to the lowest forms of life. The aunimals that show love for tbeir youoir survive. Those who devour tbeir young or for sake tbem disappear or set about to improve their morals. Tbe law is unl- venial. It applies to man and to na tion. Th nation that doe not Pro vide for posterity goe the way of tb icntnyosaurus. in men who ar trying to fasten tbs gold ataadard upon thia nation do not aeein to know that, or If they do, they dou'l car. 100 Porchorons, Bolivians, Uhiroa-Clydea and Coacucra tab h etottM t toiaay at bat