The Alliance Pilot from Hays, Kansas • 1

4 I it A yet lOiii, 1800. is -4 i vj i Published under the dircc-iu of the Alliaiii-y (Antral Committee ot Kllis Count v. -iil i 4 m- fea.3ab End red kt tlie Ist office in Ilajn ntj, Kllis rountjr, Kansas, fortransmil sinn thro' the mails aa 2nd elasii matter. Published at Hays city, Kansas every Thursday. Bring vnur contest notices Were Mwchinq On To Mdory.

The Voick or Smokev Hill. Alliance Central committee re requested to meet in their head tho Fhkk Pitnss. quarters at Hays city every Sat- tuuay at 10 A.m, sharp on mat ters pertaining to tho campaign. llring the good old bugle boys, We'll sing another song, it for tho Allianeo boys a Vchofn ycur outth-I mn now pi'f'pari'd to I Idiom our Cuttle. Remember i1 makes 100, The Journal of Smith is a new Alliance paper, edited by Lockwood Wright.

Over in Ness county tho candidates on laith ticketi nre not permitted to "sel'cin up to tho not even to peanuts or cigars Tho lkdoit Journal is the latest Republican paper that acknowledges the justice of the farmers' causo and the proportions ot the Alliance movement and is now an ring, Their 'buying votes" and trickery we'll in their faces fling, While we are inarching on to victory. Mit. Hi kie is a gentlemen his name Is clean and fair, And tor Commissioner he surely will "get there," And you deluded (5. O. P.

men du not stand and swear Hut join us In our niisrch to victory. Chohi Hurrah! hurrah! or Hurke every time, Hurrah! hurrah! Oh hear our voices chime, Vote NO, on both amendments Albaneo County Convention. The regular Quarterly County con tcntion, for Kllis county, its provided in the Alliance Constitution, will hs held in the Court house in Hays on SATURDAY, Oct. 18th 18SI0 at 10 a.m. All sub-alliances will elect delegates as per Constitution.

An open meeting will Ikj held at 2 and 7 p.m. to be addressed by prominent Eastern spea kerfc to which everybody is cordially invited. F. Hopkins, Pres. Ben.

McCarroll, Sect. tfl the constitution. it far casior to IVod tl.cni; you enn the i-a-bT -hip them; don't injure each oilier in the pasture or eunvl and doiit injure thein. Price rea sonable. For particulars addros out and-out Alliance organ Tho ballot is a sacred trust imposed upon by one country for the purpose of getting our individual help in tunning tho government.

It is a "breach of trust" to tell that ballot, or to give it Peter Hays The following motto's were on i i i In praises for our candidates which we sing in simple rhyme, Tho IMoitTDeraocrat as inllueutial and ably edited a Deiuowutio country puner as Kansas holds boldly refuses to be roped intdtlie Witchita crowd, refuses to endorse Tull Scott for congress and hoists tho eutire People's Party tick- While we are marching on to victory. away. If we acknowledge that we tho Banners at ihe Alliance picnic in Ellis county, and are worthy I ho careful consideration ol tsverv have no right to use our ballot for our individual agrandisemont, cant etfrom governor to.eounty ticket By Mas. Lillie U. Troth.

Tho admirable organization ef the farmer. They wpeuk worlds ol sol id truth, should be mid and All communications for thia paper aro to bo sent to J. M. Ciiask, Secretary of the Ilig Creek Alliance, at Hays T. or at this ofliec.

All communications pertaining to the present political campaign of the People' party, should be addressed to W. L. I Li, kh, Walker, Kans. wo see Uiat it is equally wrong to use it tor tho agrandisemont of eacn wen 'Mica. Olio strong, Sing it for tho victory that wu will gain ere long, Shouting thu battle cry of freedom, t'HOUt s.

Hurrah! rrah! Alliance makes us free Hurrah! hurrah! We'll sound the jubilee So we'll hiiig the chorus from the North unto tho sea. While we are marching on to victory. Tho candidates tho Alliance boys have put out In tho field, Are some of thu most noble men our country could yield, And the farmer's interest we know hat they will f.hield, Whilt we are marching on to victory, Chorcs. Hurrah! hurrah! boys take courage as you go, Hurrah! hurrah! and Shylock overthrow Oh, they'll find the Allianeo boys a great and mighty foe, While wo arc marching on to victory There is William ISakkk, an F. A.

I man, He'll defeat his opponents, oh! yes, we knew he can, The "Denis." and Republicans will surely be out run, While we are inarching on to victory. The Alliance campaign is up with tho most outlook possible. The speak our friends. alliance prevents any chance of trade or sell euta In thu People's party. We United wo stand, dhided we fall Wo will stand by our ticket in ave honestly nominated a pure ticket, ers nre greated with full houses at ticket superior in every respect and in justice to nil.

We want more correspondents from the sub-alliances. Please at send to this matter, for wo want every point and the people are manifesting in the cause an interest never witnessed before. very part, to any other ticket in the iield, and we will positively light it out on this line on the 4th of November, you all represented in our columns ns often as possible. The Republican county convention to nominate candidates for conntv offices We would suggest to those townships which have not yet nominated a township ticket tho pro- riety of doing so soon, and we lope that some one will sec to it that we get tho immes ot the, respective candidates as soon as select ed. in Mitchel eounly on refused to endorse MeNnll, A resolution en-d orsing him raised a furior, tempest and Let tum llnd.

There is no "question that the great "I ani's" of the republican party aro void of all judgement. They have not was wilitlrawn before coming te a vote. Tho leaven of whisky and fraud whieh raised the rattletrap McNall at Col jy in The Alliance Movement. The following is the Alliance ticket so far as nominated. Chief Justice W.

F. Kightmire of Chase county. Governor J. F. WillcMs of Jefferson County.

Lt. Governor A. Shinn of Franklin county. Sec. ot State, K.

S. Osborn. ot Rooks county. State Treasurer II Biddle, of Butler county. Attorney General J.

N. Ives. of Rice count v. State Auditor B. V.

Foster, of Shawnee county. State Superintendent Mrs. Fannie McCormickof Barton to a congressional ossinility is work CltOKLS. ing In about three weeks the battle will have been fought, the victory It oil bles our I num. tinil we stand one and The Independent move a iiect'itv.

What eonoionce dictates bo done. Friends of Labar, our rights must be maintained. The people support the Government, not the government the people. Let not the old parlies deceive yon, but work and vole for your owu interests. Join the People's party and vote for equal rights.

Labor is the foundation ot wealth Alien ownership of land an American curse. Labor is the foundation of wealth. Wo demand a stay of execution in foreclosure of mortgage We favor tho Australian system of voting. We are interested in the living issues of the day, not tho dead Hurrah! hurrah! Mr, Baker is the one. Hurrah! hurrah! the race will soon won; but into that three weeks, let Tne strenuous efforts of the remibli- no idleness creep.

Treachery, do be run, au party to defeat the Peoples candi cite and a repugnant nnd most Oh there is no better man beneath the dates shows conclusively that there is a niger in the wood pile. Their fear is that an honest man in office will unearth udacious spirit of misrepi escalation stalks abroad, spirit which him. I cun only bo manifested by time- taken account ofthe history of the past 12 mouth, duringSwhichJtimc farmers were rending and studying, discussing and debuting'! njregard totheir ailments and tho remedies to apply. They do not take in conNldcrntton farmer is'lcnrningjto rely on himself andcan therefore not afford any longer to follow tho trumpet of thu" party and take the expostulations of the same as sound truth. The farmer has found out to his sorrow that wherever he luut in capacity of a convention or otherwise they hav mis-represented biraJandJviHitiud his catididatus They howl about the Alliance being The old party leaders are Ihowlinjr worn K)liticians of most corrupt about the aecret proceedings of the al and offensive odor, by politieans liance.

Are Pot their proceedings se wuo are under the ban, i Willinin Hjikfr' cret? How many of thoir own party, even, are admitted tu their councils in shining sun, And we will march him on to victory, Gko. Mili.KH i.ext is on the line to help with nil his might, He's an honor to kis country and believes in equal right, And with his linn convictions we know he'll win the light, While we are marching on to victory. Chokls Hurrah! hurrah! Miller to guide our boat, Strict Judge. David Kathbone, Ke.eder rooms, when they nre making their slates. I lie alliance will make no No Mokk IxtiUKXCE.

For Representative, (Jco Miller late. Ten years ago the press of the one.soi too Ihe nh)(ld that is overshadowing Superintendent, A. C. Allen, Probate Judge, J. B.

Ellett, ni fc'iiiium Stoli'er, Equal rights and privileges for Mi HI ID" ail broke ep and gone to There all persons. mis rule in this county will about Nov. 4th close down without a rent The muttering of public discontnet Hurrah! hurrah! he will not sell his vote Corporations are created by law, is no question this is their greatest desire and aim, but to accomplish it they use the wrong kind of literature and the Oh! may his praises resound from tho people are created by God and under this regime have been entire- houl.d control the corporations, not every human throat, While we Will march him on to victory Alliance ought to be vorv grateful to tho disregarded, and the storm that the corporations the people. republican paity for sending out such Now comes David Kathbone the In a republic tho people, should will break upon that party will send the leaky old ship to the papers as the Sentinel and Topea whole-sould farmers friend, control. A sample copy of tho latter With good alliance principles which The People- should have equal win tiout until tne end, has been mailed durlnche Inst week to many of the Alliance people and 1 have privileges with banks and Aud with his kind and generous heart The Ellis county exhibit is still heard several of them expressing them The People Vs cotporalo exachous selves as haying only a tondency of exciting much comment.

the farmers he 11 defend, Anil we will march him on to victory Ciioitus. At the State fair the Panels were Our motto Lqual rights and making thorn stronger alliance men Send on some more copies. I County attorney. W. L.

Aaron. tJ.F. Burke, tor Coniniisoioncr. lohn Adkms takes his place as i Treasurer next week to begin his 2 years term. We, as alliance men, may have a hard fight before us.

Let us not be too confident and lay on our oars. But let vigilenoc bo our watch word We must lay aside our little K-rsonal or local strifes; we must be together and stick together, "for in union there is and a division however small means defeat. Let every man lay aside all these littlw personal things and work together for the common good of the people. lA'tusstnk to the right. Let us bo honest, avoid schemes, ring, or cliques, and cling to the truth, privileges to all, Hurrah! hurrah! Dave Kathbone for state could lead the Today the entire press of the state could not cause defeat of Willets or any othei man, if the tanners want him.

On tho othtr haud. th entivi) press of the state could not cause tho ro-clection of any man opposed by the farmeis. Why? Simply because the farmers will not bo led by the nose any longer. The papers in this slate and county that have any influence with tho farmers are few in numb cr. Many of them havo opposed the organization of tho fanners openly or secretly, and not a few have basely slandered the men and women who compose tho Alliance, and havo not hesitated to throw ob stacles tho way of organization by any amouut of manufactured falsehoods.

No, the men and women who belong to tho Alliance are doing their own thinking, and the results will he seen hereafter-The howls of tho subsidized press are uo more to tho thinking men and women of the Alliance than the croaking ot frogs. our Judge, admired by thousands. At the great Boston Ke-union crowds con linually around the various panels and wondered what a county this Uod bless our homes cc people. In Union is strength. The People created, maintained Hurrah! hurrah! "Cil" and "Os" will try to make a smudge, A lie form Needed.

and will control the Government. But from 1). Kathbone not an Alli must be, And now at the great Exposition at Chicago it is creat ance man will budge. Editor Pilot: A word of.advico to you, the respect While we are marching on to victory Equal rights for all People. Reward the, honest laborer.

In this country Corporations pur ing another sensation, and their A. C. Allen is a man of education 'Evening News say: Mr. Hay able port 'on of the'old parties. Purify and renown, yor parties by easting asideJyor old seed, whose front name is Timothy And there is no danger that if he chase franchises, organize banks Cv trusts and control the Legislation ot the country.

was there with bandana handkre proved a clown, At the expiration of three terms that chief about his neck and wandering, expectant grin about his wo coniu coko nun down, party ring leaders who have brought the politics of Kllis county to that point where a respectable citizen will not allow their names used as their candidates. Stop your party press from slandering thenamea ofopposing can Monopolies crush out competition. All competition, foreign and do lor the end truth and right mouth. He scorned the stalls of While we aro marching on to victory will should bo fair honorable. furrier and diamond merchant, and lingered long and lovingly around Chokis.

The Government loans its curren Every imaginable scheme will Hurrah! hurrah! A. C. Allen is our the wheat and grass displays from choice, Cy to banks without interest, why not to the People? i' sprung on the Alliance just be-n eorc election. Watch the trap, Kansas. ELLia county ot that Hurrah! hurrah! Oh let us with one voice state, far to the west in the drough didates, but discuss'thc different articles in the platforms that candidates expect toj'be clcc cd to carryjinto execution Disown the Sentinel as a party organ of the party Ijhave voted in Kllis county.

I hnve always considered that paper Thank;" and bless the Lord nnd with anu when it is sprung tie sure you our souls rejoice, are not caught. Republican argument to-day is nothing more nor For Allen is inarching on to victory, less than trap to catch the un curse the party. Its editor has lou nil have heard of Stoffek, our Whiskey is received bond, why uot farm products? Special favors to none. Work and vote for what is right irrespective of lVty. Monopolies must go, our Rights must be, observed.

Tho Pen and Ballot are mightier than the Sword. thy realms, had an exhibit of ripening that seemed to be bursting to get into the hopper. This effort of Kansas farms to show what thev could do in a dry season was the only agricultural display in the entire man for District Clerk, wary Watch the trap when it is DIDN'T DODGE. Tho People's conveutiou neithei wont back on nor dodged the question of prohibiton all tho yarns of the monopoly press to the contrary notwithstanding. Prohibition is tho law of the land, and our candidates, if elected, will enforce never respected L'theQlaws of common decency, the paper has always been the And any honest duty he was never set, aud see that you are safe when known to shirk, first to start a slander against the names With him in that ouice we 11 be surf it is sprung.

Tho whole machine is based on "bullion" a thing no Kansas fanner raises, and a "thing" of good citizens, if they did not hsppen of honest work, While we are marching on to victory it the same as all other laws. But to think just as the editor, It has never yet discussed the merits of a party upon the principles it advocated; those Tho Alliance candidates have Jie could not live on one day, if the commercial arteries of trade Cuouus. there Rre other and greater issues. The economic question of land, started their campaign and are hold acquainted with the life of tho junior Hurrah! hurrah! for btolle.r sing your song, editor do not expect more from his transpiration and finance; wo must ing public meetings in tho various school houses nightly with good nre cut off. -It is interesting to hear tho va Hurrah! hurrah! Then nothing will go audiences.

paper. When you put a gag on these slander mills you will have no difficulty wrong, attend to ferst, and sensible man agree that; to tako up other questions of a different character Yes, we arc for Simon Stoffer and we rious candidates and their friends aro a mighty throng, up certain success. in getting good citizens, those who have desire to see our county prosper, to conic before the people as your nominees. will only increase the magnitudo of While we are marching on to victory Tho following meetings have been called. They aro open meetings, all are invited, and you are requested to attend, rhursdav, Oct 10, Ifhcalland.

Ail concede 1500 to be the vote J. B. Eli.itt is the man who used to and 400 to elect. Candidates who buy their nominations our task without advancing the prospects ot tho minor issues. There was policy in this effort to wear the blue, Thu Republicans have 280 straight And to his country's freedom us then Oct as has been openly done by both parties this fail, should be cast into the shades of dark oblivion and allowed to remain Friday, votes.

30 democrats and V2o Kus he nv is true, To Humcstcaih Do you want to leave vour laud until next Spring to earn a living? lt ls'nt sate to do so without legal permission. But there is a law under which you can safely leave it for any period, not to exceed one year, by executing nnd filing in the hind ofiiee an affidavit, corroborated by 2 witnesses to the, effect that the homesteader or prc-emptor is unable by reason of a total or partial failure of his crop to secure support on the land. Many in our county have had such failure and may want to leave a while and if they will come to this office with their 2 witnesses wc will draw tho necessary affidavit and get them the extent ion at a small cost. FREESE. sinns Miller Knoche are to get.

Uc believes in equal rights and is one tangle up the People's movement with resubmission. When the bloody shirt began to lose its grip on the people ot Kansas, tho resub there. Gentlemen, had Ton of made Saturday, The Democrats have 400 straight ol the aouest crew, these reforms and others that I might And he is marching on to victory Union near Replogles, 18th, Hope, at Cheengy Chetola. Sruokey hill near Post's and ISO party votes, mention, there would have been no nec The Yost boys have 100 in Hays, mission question was fallen back on Monday, Oct 20. Tuesday, Oct 21 Chokis.

Hurrah! hurrah! for J. 15. Ellitt, iuu throughout the count and as a substitute to keep them divid essity for a third party movement such as is sweeping our county to-day. It is wrong that the laboring classes and i of the Russian vote. ed the interests of monopoly.

Hurrah! hurrah! his decision he will The Alliance have 150 in tho not sell it, But the scheme won work, Ben and 400 farmer votes. Wednesday, Oct 22, Pioneer, near Christeneon's rhursday, Oct. 23, Pleasant Hill, He is an Alliance man and not asham Clover struck the keynote when he farmers should be driven to nominate candidates ef their own to obtain justice but we are to blame and the sooner we edto tell it, said that tho question which now While we are marching on to victory accept the facts and reform our old par The county campaign this fal And now for Mn. Aaron a word 1 confronts the People of Kansas is 'not whether we shall go home drunk or sober but whether we Friday, Saturday, will not be one of politics or par have to say, ties tho sooner the people will fall back into their old ranks, as the third party 23. Buckeye 24, Ellis.

24 Star, near Palmer's 25, Saline river near Meier's mill v-t'L's, but of principles. Ihe men He is an able gentlemen, yes, I'll tell 6hall have a home logo Thi movement then no longer would bo ricclcd to county oiBco should not you so to-day, necessity. But until we do accomplish And if you vote for Nicholson you'll convention on tho part of tht people means that old, issues are dead; be carried thro' by party prejudice throw your vote away, but on the doctrine of "the survi Victoria. Monday, While we aro marching on to victory that there is a jreat coming to lt 3on know any news don't wait for tho newsgather to find it out the best way he can, but go and tell him Good deeds done to even an editor will bring their reward. val of the the men who Blue hill, near gethcr of tho common people on these reforms in sincerity, we can expect to remain in the junority in Ellis county, if not the state.

A Life-long Reci blican. Hamilton fy. Sept.Sfth, 1S0Q. can do the most good for the conn .27, 2S, the live ecouomic questions of the Bowlby a IPalkcr. Chorus.

Hurrah! hurrah! for Aaron let us sing, Hurrah! hurrah! we'll break their part) tv at home and abroad. nour, to too exclusion ot all minor rucsday, Wednesday; Oct 29 Easdale issues and firebrand exotics..