The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-10-27
BE ON GUARD.
Wealth's Attempt to Escape all Share of
Public Burdens.
Strenuous Efforts to Keep the Load Of
Taxation on the Farmers Shout
der8-Heon Tactics for Eff
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IN Purpose,
copyright, 1921, by the Reform Press News AS
ISOLATION, New York;
Gold is a wO1 derful clearer of the
understanding; it dlSSlpateS every
doubt and scruple in an instant, accom-
mOdates itself to the meanent capacI-
ties, silenceS the loud and ClamOrOuS
| and brings over the most obstinate and
inhexible. Phillip of MacedOn refuted
by it all the wisdom OF Athens, con
founded their statesmen, struck their
orators dumb and at length argued
them out of their liberties. -AddlrOn.
The above quotation from a famous
writer will serve as Il text tor some
comments on certain methods OF to
day. Gold is evidently referred to in
the capacity of money, and by It's use a
country was argued out OF their nDer-
ties" This was centuries ago, and the
people spoken of were the greatest and
g%randest IN the then known world.
Shall money argue us out OF u lib
critics to day! Are we to sell u birth
right-Our heritage OF even years OF
bloody revolution and desperate Strug-
gle t u power that seeks to fOIst upon
us the most degraded SlaVery-the
slavery of intellectual prostitution and
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0olleCilllS over wv 'OOO, ooO OF til!S
Is returned lor taAaCloh' ana OF InlS
SSO,OOO 'OOo' oVo the FARMERS OWn nearly
81 per cent. ana pay taxes on IL. Inc
oChef @t", wv, OOO, ooO OIL "eaICh pays no
taxes at an. =
Now, tins a REFORM Association OF
New York Is AFRAID that something
Will be done TO make this $40, 900, 600, 900
pay Its p~r0portIonate snare OF the pub
nc TAX. Ju7tlce ana eq4aiIty demand
that 1t should pay tax. 1t the same
protection from law mat other property
has, aud us value Is sustained by the
same power II agencies. Every b