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THE NEBRASKA INDEPENDENT
PAGE 16.
AUGT 4, 1904.
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New York Wakes Up.
The people's . party has at last got
a hearing in the New York papers, not
in the great dailies but in the-weekly
pres3. all over the state. The follow
ing is clipped from the Yonkers Ga
zette, but editorials of a similar char
acter .have appeared in a great many
of them. The Gazette says: - , .
"The radical and anti-Hill element
up the state are going to oppose Par
ker in the coming presidential election.
The people's party in 1892 polled more
than 16,000 votes in' the state of New
York for Weaver, their candidate. In
1896, hey fused with the democratic
party, but polled nearly 7,000 votes
for Watson, the candidate on their
ticket for vice-president. The entire
strength of the people's party was
thus thrown to Bryan, ana became a
part of the democratic party.
"It is now well assured - that this
element will break away, and in con-,
nection with the anti-Hill element up
the state will refuse to support Judge
Parker. The candidate of the peo
nies nartv. Thomas Watson of 'Geor
gia, when a candidate on the ticket
in -1896,' with-Bryan, polled upwards of
1.500.000 votes in the country. , une
managers of. the people's party in. the
coming election confidently expect wis
vote will be largely increased. ,
"For the . Duroose of making an ag
gressive camnaicn in the state, there
by preventing the carrying of the state
by Judge Parker, the people's party
expects to inform Mr. Watson ana Mr.
Tibbies, their candidates, oi tneir
nomination at Cooper. Union in Aug
ust. Arrangements. , have been com
pleted by which the People's party
candidates will appear on tne-official
ballot, and a full state ticket will' be
nominated, - An aggressive campaign
will be waged , throughout the state.
The" effect of this, according to the
party's leaders, unquestionably will
be the defection from Judge Parker
of many thousand votes which in 1896
and 1900 were cast for Bryan."
overthrow of genuine democratic prin
ciples. " .'..' "
Hearst and -a - Hearst platform
would Lave been inviting, and a Hearst
house would doubtless have meant the
overthrow of trust . dominance, but
Hearst went down wifh Bryan, and
both Bryan and Hearst are committed
to the support of that which they have
denounced; we are left to keejr- the
faith and we have a sacred dutr to
perform with resolution and fidelity to
principle as disclosed inour income
parabl? platform, approved by the
advanced thinkers ana acvocatedby
our thoroughly capable leaders.
. . . T. J. M'MINN.
San Antonia, Texas
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OFFICERS
John B. Weight, President
J. H. Westcott, 1st Vice Pres.
4 Jcf. Hamcels,"'.' 2d Vice Pres.
' P. L IlAtt, . , - - ' Cashier ;
W. B. Rvons, - Asst. Cashier
I ? Will Command Votes. v
White haired, but sturdy, strong of
body and commanding of spirit, a born,
leader ot a certain sort of men such
is Thomas H. Tibbies, the real apostle
of populism, the actual feature of the
ticket. He will command a good many
votes in his and neighboring stales;
He is a good example of the sort of
man who is always seeking to get out
side the beaten paths of politics. They
make campaigns interesting, but it is
well for the republic that they are not
likely to have any controlling vote in
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. Our Platform.
Our platform bristles with remedies
for the yrongs with which we are af
flicted L Renublicanlsm, nakedly,
"stands pat," and offers nothing.
Democracy 0?) as Bryan admits
upon most important economic issues,
parades, aMittle bunch of meaningless
platitudes. If I may indulge an -undignified
' quotation, I can illustrate
with a crude negro rhyme:"
"De raccoon's tail am bushy, de 'pos-
sum's tail am bar, .
De rabbit had no tail at all just little
- bunch of har." . :
Democracy (?) is the rabit and has
the show of a -rabbit in this contest.
The world-embracing gold-coustric-
tor has the country in its deadly loias,
and whether Roosevelt or Parker wins,
will retire the green back without any
preliminary debate before the people,
and thus contract the currency to the
extent of $346,(HO,O00, and the dear
people, the farmers and the workers
will sweat blood, while the shining
rrmfr sniippzps the life out of la
bor. Itepubl icaus i n vented tho green
back with which to beat the south to
death in war, and now conspire with
Wall street democracy (?) to strangle
her industry by a constantly contract
ing currency. Tho loyally partisan
and long-suffering south is expected to
contribute to her own immolation be
cause she is a "democrat." It is the
evident design to make a monkey of
the nouth, that she may pull chestnuts
out of the lire for eastern plutocrats
of the Klklns-Davis-Clevsiand UK.
She is to be frightc-iied into line by
th cry of negro equality because
Kooscvolt had Hooker T. to dinner. So
cial folly or otteuse m our accidental
chitf magistrate Hi nowise aflecu
HtaleiraU. If UuuUer 1. ture. in sit
down with Teddy, Isn't that Hooker
hv.mua1 Social equality Is not made
law; unwritten law h PtronRor
than statutes if It were, arut all the
howl, however well justified from the
sixUl standpoint. U merely political
fustian with which to ttner and im--IcaA
the KillJ south Into th support
of a candidate whom nuccf.-tf uc
ica4 wore KMjlble would mean dis
aster to the uuh4 01 iupe, and the
Mr. Cantrell's Appeal. -
Fellow Populists: Editor Indepen- j
dent offers to send his paper to" seven '
different . names till after the cam-
paign for $1. This requires a sac-;
rifice' on his part. .Now, are we pop
ulists 1 going to continue - indifferent I
and not sacrifice either time or mon
ey?'5 If we are then we needn't ex
pect to build our "party, up to the
point . of . success. . Our party would
have passed into oblivion years ago
if jit ihadn't .been for the sacrifice of
our noble. and heroic editors. ;7 " :
If we could work ourselves up to
the point of sacrificing. by brooding
over the oppression of the. laboring
people by the " idle rich; we could
flood this country with papers and lit
erature. We could bring about .such
an indignation - against the. rich' for
their outrages against the poor, that'
a hurricane of reform-would pass over
this . country and ' sweep every ( tool
of the corporation from power and
grace his office with a reformer.
' ' Now, ' brother populists, let. me beg
you to make just a little saennce to
day, not tomorrow, lay your paper,
aside - and get ., your pencil and write
down the names of seven populists
that ' you believe are susceptible of
reason and argument, and send them
to" the editor with a dollar. Do this
if you have to borrow the dollar. Then
go to work to get up as big a club
as you can.- - - . t
It ought not to be very difficult to
get democrats and republicans to Sub
scribe at -a rate? of fifteen cents. I
am sending a dollar today and will
now set about, to get up . a club. We
must first send our own dollar then go
to work to get as many to subscribe
i as wp can. ' Anv of us can afford to
contribute one dollar to circulate such
a paper as The Independent, when we
ran it to make weekly visits to
seven different parties till after the
campaign for such a small sum. ;
Now honins that every one that
reads this will do at least as much as
I have done. I remain yours icr ac
tion. 1 J. S. CANTRELL.
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ThP lines' are now drawn, the die is
cast, and plutocracy has taken pos
session of its -own. Both-oll parties
at-a nnw' bowing down worshipping the
golden calf. : Our road is no. ionger.
through the miry bogs 01 msiuii auu
confusion. ' The mistakes of the past
must point the way for the iuture.
a tvicnriiv CTpetins and hearty wel
trt nil who will assist us. but,
entangling alliances with no other
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Our platform is sound and broad
enough for all to stand on.
nn- rirkpf hpaded bv the grandest
and best men. ever presented to the
people, men who have been tested and
proven to be gooa, anu uue. -
The people's party 13 the only party
that can open the way for better con
ditions. 5
The socialist party wants to govern
everything and everybody.
The demo-republican party holds
the people in subjection whfle plutoc
racy robs them. The people's party
holds the key to the situation and
1 says: "Away with all laws granting
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governed are the bestoverned people.
The home of the Jeffersonian demo
crat is in the people's party.
The house of refuge lor every Lin
coln republican la the people's party.
If any better conditions ever pre
vail, through political action, they
must com? through the principles as
laid doyi in the peoples party piri
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tho peopU-'ti purty. will be the Iro-dui-cr
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