The Alliance-independent. (Lincoln, Nebraska) 1892-1894, July 14, 1892, Image 13

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THE A L LXA.g 0 E-INDEPEND EN T.
Fartwell to Shylock'g Twins.
v The people's arm y is crofting the plain.
Good be, old Benny, good Ijje;
"Wearer and Field" is the loud refrain.
Good bye, aid Denny, good bye.
Iowa's bob will lead in the fight,
Good bye, ol Benny, good bye.
Till victory crowns the cause of right.
Gecd bye, old Benny, good bye.
Chorus:
Bye.Tarif Beany, .
Bye, Free, Trade Grover,
Bye, twins of Snylock
- Good bye, old parties, good bye.
nur leador is tried and brave and true,
Good bye, old G rover, good be;
And the power of truth will carry him
through,
. Good bye, old Grover, geod bye;
We've taken the Field in Virginia state,
Good bye, old Grover, good bye,
And Adlai, "the headsman," will be too
late.
Good bye, old Grover, gocd bye.
Chorus.
Teu kicked Blaine out that you might stay
in,
Goodbye, oYd Benny, good bye;
But you'll look down your nose when .the
hay -seeds win,
Oood bye, old Benny, good bye;
For we've got the Weaver that's woven
the web,
Good bye, old Benny, good bye;
That catches the vote of tho blue coat and
rt,
Good bye, old lsenme, good Dye.
Chobus.
Free silver we want and will havo it too,
Good bye, old Grover, good bye;
In spite of your hireling gold-bug crew,
Good bye, old Grover, good bye;
The Carnegie tyrants may do their best,
Good bye, old Bennie, good bye;
With Pinkertoa hounds, but you':l hear
from thte West,
pB: Goodbye old Benny, good bye.
Chorus. . -'
The masses are rising with vigor and
might,
Good byo, old Grover good bye;
And Weaver stjsck is "way out of iight,"
Oood ye, o!d Grover, good bye;
Your downfall approaches, and now you
may Reid,
Good bye, old Benny, good bye;
Beishazzer's warning, your fate is decreed;
Good bye, old Benny, good bye.
CHORE'S.
Lincoln, Neb., July 11.
J. A. Wells.
Senator Van Wyok's Opinion.
In conversation with a Journal re
porter on Wednesday last, General
Van Wyk expressed the opinion that
the Homestead labor troubles would
cost that state to Mr. Harrison; that it
was sure to set the laboring men in all
the mines, mills and workshops against
the republican party. This was said
the day before the reports of the
battla between the workingmen and
the Pinkertons came to the west, and
if that was true in anticipation of no
such trouble as did occtir, the situation
must be far more serious for the party
which represents low wages, high tar
iff? and a supprecsion of union labor
Plattsmouth Journal.
Dech at Western-
Hon. W. H. Dech spoke to a fine
audience at Western, Saline county,
on Saturday night. The opera house
was crowded. Prof. Caldwell of Wil
ber presided. They had music by the
Western brass band and also by a mar
tial band. Mr. Dech's speech was re
ceived with much enthusiasm as are all
his speeches.
On Friday Mr. Dech spoke at Clay
Center with Van Wyck. He says the
farmers of Clay, Fillmore' and Salina
counties have the finest crop of wheat
he ever saw.
Mr. Dech goes from here home where
he will spend some time resting and
looking after privata affairs.
Notice to Committees.
To People's committees desiriag a
good speaker, Mr. J. u. .nomine oi
coln is respectfully recommended.
C. H. Piktle,
Sec. State Com,
tultrflrtf Hflmont. nf "Son of
jvu vM w m - r
the 'people" in. another column, They
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