The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-12-01
NUTS TO CRACK
Around Your Fireside--Cream of the
Reform Press.

to support any person if social con-
| ditiOns are just. "-BemjGn1in Franklin.
"a m 4terial scarce by nature silver
and gold is not fit to receive the stamp
of government because it is sure to vary
in supply."-Er.
"Since government creates money
out of anything 1t chooses 1t should
| create only the best Of money by which
is meant a statue, full legal tender cur
renCy."-EG.
There are II, 900, 900 wOrkmen in this
| country adding to it's wealth at the
rate of 81 per day, but they get less
than 81 each. Who gets the other Sc?
-KlightS0 Of Labor Journal.
Reciprocity means you scratch my
| back and III scratch yours" 1t is eX-
! emplified IN the act Of Democrats and
| Republicans voting together to beat
the Peoples party.-Bd1tOn County
Beacon.
The reform press of the country is
constantly increasing In power and IN
huence and next year will witness One
of the grandest battles for freedom eve
fought in this country.-Stdndard
Farmer.
The Peoples party vote in Anderson
! County . q iiC ldSU C4CNLIO1Is 81 AOOuU
400 greater than it was last year. Just
! keep that in mind, please =, no! the
| Peoples party amt dead.-KU11sG8
AgltatOr.
PlutOcracy, behind ramparts Of
gold, is elated, grim and defiant. 1t
snutfs the the simplicity Of the merely
honest hayseed from affair, aud their
neck OF gold is clothed with tyranny
Alliance Farmer.
No man who is without visible means
Of support should be permitted toserve
on the Jury. The professional juror is
the miserable dead beat who hangs
around the court house for a job
Work him on the rOad.-POSt.
If there are any who have thought
that Democrats and Republicans would
not fuse, at the bidding OF the money
power, to down the people, this cam
! paign must certainly open their eyes
10 their mistake. -LYOHs Eagle.
The Citizens Alliance Of Lincoln, at
its first meeting sInc the election, in
ituated two candidates and has several
applications now on hand. The Order
is il a very prosperous condition Tor
the fight of '92.-LtHcoin Beacon.
One of our Gold Hill readers says
! POIk'S speech Is worth one dollar per
line and ought to be read by every
body Send TO this office and get the
! Su~b-Treasury . iitjOn, which includes
all of the speech except about one
column -E.rchaR9e.
The lAborinS people Of this country
are mighty SLOW in learning that o.
| a days all laws are made and enforced
IL favor of the wealthy. the idle and
usuriOus classes. and discriminating
against the producers Of wealth.
knights Of Labor JOu'hdL.
While Republicans are still rejoicing
over the fact that they were saved
| from utter rOut by the timely assistance
of the Democrats, they are hugging
| themselves and nudging each other in
tire ribs over the fact that the fool
Democrats have wiped themselves out.
-AUiu"ce Tribune.
The politicians for years have kept
the farmers disputing and fighting
over an imaginary dividing line, while
they stood by and raked in the spOiIs.
Some way or some how the farmers
have got into the wayo shaking hands
across the imaginary line, and the
statesmen are out of a jOb.-Otd Era.
The third party cranks will have to
leave Georgia if they want to start al
other paTtV.-DGTieR Gazette. In the
first place they are not cranks, but
sensible men who want a change in
have it. They are not going to leave
Georgia to do it. Dick Grubb can put
that in his pipe and smoke it.-lOnte-
zUBG (Gd.) Record.
Whenever in the past any Of the
| l., ~Oyon1IOT4c nov, +ID roo,+oo,ro -,
debtednesS of Kansas as $65, 600, 600,
old party calamity makers called them
calamity hOtrlerS: but who is this
Superintendent Porter, and what are
his figures? He is one whom the G. O.
p. is proud to class among the elect,
and his figures are 1895, 900, 600. Does
any one eat crow at this season of the
year?-Great West.
What can you expect from men
with the souls Of slaves! Were the
black slaves Of the South the ones to
strike the first blow to free themselves?
The agitation for emancipation from
the system Of w~age-slavery has not
emanated from the work shop, Tor
from the tenement house, but from the
study Of philosophers and philanthropy
lists; but the emancipation itself must
be achieved by the strong arms of the
ensiaved, as there will be If0 n else
to fight their battles for freedom
knights Of Labor Journal.
TATERS SIX DOLLARS ABUSHEL.
Cotton 20 cents a pound and potatoes
two dollars a bushel farmers could then
have plenty of money the year round.
But what money they do get will buy
twice as much dry goods, shoes and
hats at SwindelI's Racket Store 8 any,
where else Swindell's new Racket
Store is a store right; 21O feet long and
filled with just the goods you need and
must have. D. T. SWINDELL.