Talent news., April 01, 1894, Image 2

EDITORIAL NOTES.
The following resolutions, introduced
by W. J. Dean, were adopted by the
The principal < bj«ct:on offered by the Talent People’s party club at its last
opponents of the graduate«’ income tax in meeting r;
that it would tend to corrupt the moral«
Whereas, at the Late People’s party
of the millionaires; they would resort to county conve ntion held in Med-
lying in giving in their incomes. Just ford on March IOth, it was moved and
think of it. Corrupting the morals of an carried that any candidate bax ing a clear
innocent millionaire.’ Could the people majority of the preferential vote over all
ever forgive themselves should they pass others for the same office, should be de­
a law that would have this effect?
clared the nominee of the convention, and
Whereas, J. W. Miller, of Medford,
having received 1 17 preferential votes as
At a meeting of the National Commit­ against 1-11 of all others for the office of
tee of the People’s party, held at St Louis county recorder; and, whereas, Grant
Feb. 22, it was resolved that as the Wil­
Rawlings, who recieved only 109 prefer­
son bill “discriminates against the pro­
ential votes, was declared by the conven­
ducers of raw material in the South and
tion as the nominee for said office; ami
West and protects the monopolists of the
\\ hereas, S. M. Nealon, Sam’l Daniel-
East,” and that it “fails to provide suffi­
s< n and T. E. Hills having received -1-15
cient revenue to defray the legitimate
preferential votes against 259 of all others;
expenses of the government, thereby cre­
a ml
ating a deficiency which the administra­
Whereas, Sam’l Danielson and T. E.
tion will take advantage of to issue in­
Hills were thrust aside and J. W. Marks-
terest bearing bonds,’’ the People’s party
bury and J. A. Jeffrey (the latter having
Senators and Representatives should vote
received but 16 preferential votes) were
Against the bill unless it provides for said
m minakd instead; and
deficiency by an income tax. Good ad­
Wheieas, ignoring the candidates above
vice. Let us favor the income tax, even
mentioned was an error intentional or
if it has to ride in on the Wilson bill.
otherwise -therefore be it
From an address issued by the above
R evolved . that it is the sense of this \
committee we quote:
“They [the old parties] propose to club that said Sam’l Danielson and T. E.
down the outcries ‘of a plundered people Hills are, and of right ought to be, to*
with the uproar of a sham battle over the nominees of the People’s party of Jack-
tariff, so that capitalists, corporations, son county for representatives to the next
national banks, rings, trusts, watered legislature, and that J. W. Miller is the
stock, the demonetization of silver, ami
the oppressions of the usurers may all be rightful nominee for recorder. And
\\ hereas, S. H. Dunlap, having re­
lost sight of. They propose to sacrifice
our homes, wives, and children on the ceived 111 preferential votes, or a plural­
alter of Mammon; to destroy the multi­ ity of 23 overS. Patterson, the next high­
tude in order to secure corruption funds est, and whereas, at the convention the
from the millionaires.’ ’’
said Dunlap relieved but 12*rlekgate
votes and Patterson L’S; therefore be it
R esolved , that this club can find 'll«»
The House of Commons <7f England compensating circumstances to justify so
has voted to abolish the House of L«»r«ls.
flagrant a deviation from the choice of
Now let the American people vote to
the People’s party of Jackson county, as
nlsdish that monster leech known as the
expressed in the preferential vote on
U. S. Senate.
March 10th, ami that it does not indoin-
the action of the conventi«»n in this case.
Mrs. Lease says that if the nun wi'l
stay a! home and take care of the babies
the women will straighten out the hard
times.
Dr. Caldxxell for Dental Plato.