k i i SV LVWRT M - Bl 4 MSWt K 5 n- - V fftfjjg VOL XI Mr SovereJc213 Letter Sulphur Springs Ark Feb G 1896 Gek A J VYaknkr Preat American B L Washington D C PsarSir The kind initation from yourself Hon H U Miller Hon R C Cham ¬ bers and Hon J M Devine to attend the conference at Washington Jan 22 Kas duly received but other press ing engagements prevented my attend nce t the meeting However I am pleased to intorm you that the resolu ¬ tions adopted meet my most hearty ftpproral and as a member of the peo- ples ¬ party will do everything in my power to harmonize the forces for Tlctory thia year The exigency of the timeB demand and the working people require that every member of every feform element in this country make overy possible effort to unite the sev- eral ¬ dlviBioui into one grand party and with one national ticket for all jQBKen concerted campaign against the goldpower and the National Banks I entertain strong convictious on other great national questions but 1 ean wait longer for them to raattiial Ue iuto campaign issues than our poor destitute working people can wait for bread and shelter I am will tag to make the test and measure words with the organized plutocracy with the money question for the issue If we cannot win on that issue this year and secure a lasting victory for the common people then there is no reform question now in the arena of public discussion on which a victory csn he won during the next hundred years The perfidy of the gold power the greed of the bond grabbers and the crimes of the administration with the consequent suffering ot the people tare brought the money questiou near- er ¬ the hearts of the industrial masses than has beenany other question since the Civil War With the avowed purpose of pauper 42ingour people ana destroying free government in this country the qluto eratlc classes have combined the gold haronaand the national banks of two continents to Oght the battles of im ¬ perialism In America They have in ¬ creased our bonded debt under the pre teitof maintaining a gold reserve and that in suck a way that at the maturi- ty ¬ of the bonds it will cost the Amen ean people more than five hundred Millions to keep one hundred millions Intact for three years obligated the people to the extent of five dollars to keep one cowardly unpatriitic dollar fn the vaults of the national treasury With such an imfamous record fresh in the minds of the people and the wreck and ruin wrought by the single gold standard everywhere visible if we oannot unite forces and destroy the last leech of the money power in this country we had better curse the graves of our forefathers aud present an un- conditional ¬ surrender to Cleveland Morgan and the Rothschilds or turn out the lamp in the watch tower and ask God to stop the sun six hours after it has gone down If we fail to unite forces this year we deserve to wear the yoke of bondage for all time to come There are honest sincere reformers in this country who believe that the rapid concentration of wealth in the hands of the few and the ever growing poverty of the masses are portentous of a sweeping victory for the people within a very few years and that it is better to wait for a general victory than to unite the elements and give battle to the enemy on a special issue But let it bo remembered that just in proportion as the money power grows In strength the people become weak and dependent With comes degradation lassitude of moral character and laxity of vigilance ard tio one understands this result better than the gold barons They know that if ihey control the money of the nation can absorb and monopo- lize ¬ the industries of the country and degrade the people and that a degrad ¬ ed people will part with the last ves- tige ¬ of liberty for tnval and temporary consideration Slaves can never free themselves and therefore if I had but one thought to utter this side of the grave it would be to warn the com ¬ mon people of very near approach to the point where their own weakness and dependence will bar the possibili ¬ ty of social and political corruption fhpneTer the money power becomes WE DO NOT ASK SYIV1PATHY BUT WE DEMAND JUSTICE - VALENTINE CHEERY CO NEBRASKA THURSDAY MARCH 5 1896 tronger than ihe people it will apply its arrogant lash with rentless fury and liberty will be lost until through a reign of terror the oppressors have exhausted their force in the gloom of another night To form a union I will not recede from any declaration contained in the preamble of the Knights of Labor or the Omaha platform Nor is it neces- sary ¬ In this hour of national peril when the hosts of mammon are mar- shalled ¬ agaiast the liberty and pros- perity ¬ of the people it is necessary to centralize around the issues that will concentrate the industrial forces in one united attack on the most vulr-v-abl- e point of the enemys front To my mind the resolutions of the Wash- ington ¬ Conference refered to contem- plate ¬ just that kind of a campaign and should command the approval And Bupftorc of every lover of justice aud good government Respectfully yours J R Sovereign Ossr JLetteav Chicago III Feb 29 1896 The country at large has the satis- fying knowledge that now the alleged fight between Maher and Fitzsimmons being over there will be less disturb- ances ¬ of the atmosphere Besides the moral atmospher will be to some ex- tent ¬ clearer as the necessity for collos sal lies will uot exist to the same ex- tent ¬ as before Fitzsimmons takes his immediate departure for England and Corbett thieatens to follow him This country has the glorious prospect of finally being rid of these tempestu- ous ¬ liars The country can stand it if they can The recent storm of black snow that visited Chicago need not be a cause of fear to the inhabitants as the hand of providence can be as clearly seen in this as in several other act done in the interests of that boodle ridded city It was all done with the intention of The Ben- - Seven years ago Wlltf bad to the unwary the C3 Revere lung trouble vriucn 03 outer face of with tiivciriiii nrnnninnvrf cousnmntum the inner workings of the council This would free him from the possibility of tricked into the belief that the gislatnre of his city were men of spotless character and show bim that when the most wind was being ex- pended ¬ in the council thre was being the most done to blacken the reputa- tion ¬ of that city The sort of inter state exposition in- - prospect at Chicago soon to be started and conducted by the people of that ity and men from the southern status will do much to open up the markets Ihe north to the people of the i outh and Dice verse It would seem that as the war has been over for a great many years old animosities shonld be forgotten and the people of ail iocali ties dwell together in peace and unity In fact as well as name Either region has much that the other needs and must hare but heretofore there has been a sort of gulf between them across which no commercial bridge has as yet been built fcred to will go a The exposition re long way bridging it It is curious to eee what adegrec of importance attaches to this country since the administration and congress took such a decided stand regarding the Monroe doctrine Trior to that time mention was scarcely ever made of this country in connection with the affairs of another country By Jate leports it is seen that various attempts have been made to get the TJ uiteit States to take sides in European con- troversies ¬ regardless of the fact that this country cannot under the teach ings of the very doctrine it ih uphold- ing ¬ have a linger in any pio raaGe on dependence the other side of the water Its chief they the function in this particular is to see that European poweis have no more slices from the pie of the western hemisphere That job will keep this nation busy during all its spare time SCHOOL COLUMN EDITORS toward ClIAKLKS WELLFOIID CnARLES COOK UIGII SCHOOL Stella Bartley was absent one day this week on account of the bad weather A ttendance 98 Allie Cyphers was oe the sick list Thursday Yiula Collblt was absent from school Monday and Tuesday on account of the severe weather GRAMMAR DEPT Attendance good Grammar department hold the 5 banner this week We had an interesting talk on Japan by Prof Anderson He also explain- ed ¬ the Armeian and Cubian questions Several Japanese cureos furnished by Mrs C it Glover were objects of in- terests ¬ The County Superintendent gave us an interesting talk on educational work Weduesday SECOND INTERMEDIATE DEPt Attendance good Prof Anderson will favor us with a miniature volcane Friday gwhich promises to be pupils Nettie and Glen interesting to all the Emma Carlson IToenig carried away the honored for the best map drawing FIRST INTERMEDIATE DEPT Attendance good Pax ton is a new scholar The pupils of the A class did themselves credit in the composition work CONSUMPTION SJ SO IROyOTJisCED vm s V3 Cfeft TT7 li KjH x v saa isaissB v y -- MU k i- - 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Sulphur Springs Ark Feb G 1896
Gek A J VYaknkrPreat American B L
Washington D C
PsarSirThe kind initation from yourself
Hon H U Miller Hon R C Cham ¬
bers and Hon J M Devine to attendthe conference at Washington Jan22 Kas duly received but other pressing engagements prevented my attend
nce t the meeting However I ampleased to intorm you that the resolu ¬
tions adopted meet my most heartyftpproral and as a member of the peo-
ples¬
party will do everything in my
power to harmonize the forces forTlctory thia year The exigency of thetimeB demand and the working peoplerequire that every member of every
feform element in this country makeovery possible effort to unite the sev-
eral
¬
dlviBioui into one grand partyand with one national ticket for all
jQBKen concerted campaign against thegoldpower and the National Banks
I entertain strong convictious on
other great national questions but 1
ean wait longer for them to raattiialUe iuto campaign issues than ourpoor destitute working people canwait for bread and shelter I am will
tag to make the test and measurewords with the organized plutocracy
with the money question for the issue
If we cannot win on that issue thisyear and secure a lasting victory forthe common people then there is noreform question now in the arena ofpublic discussion on which a victorycsn he won during the next hundredyears The perfidy of the gold powerthe greed of the bond grabbers andthe crimes of the administration withthe consequent suffering ot the peopletare brought the money questiou near-
er¬
the hearts of the industrial massesthan has beenany other question sincethe Civil War
With the avowed purpose of pauper42ingour people ana destroying free
government in this country the qlutoeratlc classes have combined the gold
haronaand the national banks of twocontinents to Oght the battles of im ¬
perialism In America They have in ¬
creased our bonded debt under the pre
teitof maintaining a gold reserve andthat in suck a way that at the maturi-
ty¬
of the bonds it will cost the Amenean people more than five hundredMillions to keep one hundred millionsIntact for three years obligated thepeople to the extent of five dollars tokeep one cowardly unpatriitic dollarfn the vaults of the national treasuryWith such an imfamous record freshin the minds of the people and thewreck and ruin wrought by the singlegold standard everywhere visible ifwe oannot unite forces and destroy thelast leech of the money power in thiscountry we had better curse the graves
of our forefathers aud present an un-
conditional
¬
surrender to ClevelandMorgan and the Rothschilds or turnout the lamp in the watch tower andask God to stop the sun six hours
after it has gone down If we fail to
unite forces this year we deserve towear the yoke of bondage for all timeto come
There are honest sincere reformersin this country who believe that therapid concentration of wealth in thehands of the few and the ever growingpoverty of the masses are portentousof a sweeping victory for the peoplewithin a very few years and that it isbetter to wait for a general victorythan to unite the elements and givebattle to the enemy on a special issueBut let it bo remembered that just inproportion as the money power growsIn strength the people become weakand dependent Withcomes degradation lassitude of moralcharacter and laxity of vigilance ardtio one understands this result betterthan the gold barons They know
that if ihey control the money of the
nation can absorb and monopo-
lize
¬
the industries of the country anddegrade the people and that a degrad ¬
ed people will part with the last ves-
tige
¬
of liberty for tnval and temporaryconsideration Slaves can never freethemselves and therefore if I had butone thought to utter this side of thegrave it would be to warn the com ¬
mon people of very near approachto the point where their own weaknessand dependence will bar the possibili ¬
ty of social and political corruptionfhpneTer the money power becomes
WE DO NOT ASK SYIV1PATHY BUT WE DEMAND JUSTICE- VALENTINE CHEERY CO NEBRASKA THURSDAY MARCH 5 1896
tronger than ihe people it will applyits arrogant lash with rentless furyand liberty will be lost until througha reign of terror the oppressors haveexhausted their force in the gloom of
another nightTo form a union I will not recede
from any declaration contained in thepreamble of the Knights of Labor orthe Omaha platform Nor is it neces-
sary¬
In this hour of national perilwhen the hosts of mammon are mar-
shalled¬
agaiast the liberty and pros-
perity¬
of the people it is necessary tocentralize around the issues that willconcentrate the industrial forces inone united attack on the most vulr-v-abl- e
point of the enemys front Tomy mind the resolutions of the Wash-
ington¬
Conference refered to contem-plate
¬
just that kind of a campaignand should command the approval And
Bupftorc of every lover of justice audgood government
Respectfully yoursJ R Sovereign
Ossr JLetteavChicago III Feb 29 1896
The country at large has the satis-
fying knowledge that now the allegedfight between Maher and Fitzsimmonsbeing over there will be less disturb-ances
¬
of the atmosphere Besides themoral atmospher will be to some ex-
tent¬
clearer as the necessity for collossal lies will uot exist to the same ex-
tent¬
as before Fitzsimmons takeshis immediate departure for Englandand Corbett thieatens to follow himThis country has the glorious prospectof finally being rid of these tempestu-ous
¬
liars The country can stand it ifthey can
The recent storm of black snow thatvisited Chicago need not be a cause offear to the inhabitants as the hand ofprovidence can be as clearly seen inthis as in several other act done in theinterests of that boodle ridded cityIt was all done with the intention of
The
Ben- -
Seven years ago Wlltf badto the unwary the C3Revere lung trouble vriucn 03outer face of with tiivciriiii nrnnninnvrf cousnmntum
the inner workings of the council Thiswould free him from the possibility of
tricked into the belief that thegislatnre of his city were men of
spotless character and show bim thatwhen the most wind was being ex-
pended¬
in the council thre was beingthe most done to blacken the reputa-tion
¬
of that cityThe sort of inter state exposition in- -
prospect at Chicago soon to be startedand conducted by the people of thatity and men from the southern status
will do much to open up the marketsIhe north to the people of the i outh
and Dice verse It would seem that asthe war has been over for a greatmany years old animosities shonld beforgotten and the people of ail iocalities dwell together in peace and unityIn fact as well as name Either regionhas much that the other needs andmust hare but heretofore there hasbeen a sort of gulf between themacross which no commercial bridge hasas yet been builtfcred to will go a
The exposition relong way
bridging itIt is curious to eee what adegrec of
importance attaches to this countrysince the administration and congresstook such a decided stand regardingthe Monroe doctrine Trior to thattime mention was scarcely ever madeof this country in connection with theaffairs of another country By Jateleports it is seen that various attemptshave been made to get the TJ uiteitStates to take sides in European con-
troversies
¬
regardless of the fact thatthis country cannot under the teachings of the very doctrine it ih uphold-
ing
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have a linger in any pio raaGe on
dependence the other side of the water Its chief
they
the
function in this particular is to see
that European poweis have no moreslices from the pie of the westernhemisphere That job will keep thisnation busy during all its spare time
SCHOOL COLUMN
EDITORS
toward
ClIAKLKS WELLFOIIDCnARLES COOK
UIGII SCHOOL
Stella Bartley was absent one daythis week on account of the badweather
A ttendance 98
Allie Cyphers was oe the sick listThursday
Yiula Collblt was absent from school
Monday and Tuesday on account ofthe severe weather
GRAMMAR DEPT
Attendance good
Grammar department hold the 5
banner this week
We had an interesting talk on Japanby Prof Anderson He also explain-ed
¬
the Armeian and Cubian questionsSeveral Japanese cureos furnished byMrs C it Glover were objects of in-
terests¬
The County Superintendent gave usan interesting talk on educationalwork Weduesday
SECOND INTERMEDIATE DEPt
Attendance good
Prof Anderson will favor us with aminiature volcane Friday gwhichpromises to bepupils
Nettieand Glen
interesting to all the
Emma CarlsonIToenig carried away the
honored for the best map drawing
FIRST INTERMEDIATE DEPT
Attendance good
Pax ton is a new scholar
The pupils of the A class didthemselves credit in the compositionwork
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