The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1891-09-01
NUTS TO CRACK
Around Your Fireside-Cream of the
Reform Press.

lie ENIcG IdS gone lDItl LIOlII w jill
street: "Crush out the Alliance"
The S~ub-Treasury plan is a cyclone
as compared with tariff whIrIs.-
Monitor.
It is said that we pay three hundred
million for the use Of English capital.
Why not have issued more money and
saved this much to the natiOn3-EC-
change.
From all over New York State comes
the cheering news of a rapid growth.
The Alliance Is standing sQuarely by
the Ocala demands despite the efforts
of other organizations to sIde-track
hem.-EcOnOHiist.
The anti Alliance newspapers declare
that the Alliance can never succeed
with Macune and Mcdowell in the
lead. Then why do you try to get
them out OF the lead. Consistency,
consistency. - eeliy Toji"5-
1t X sud that three political parties
cannot exist IN this Cuuntr~ for any
leu&th uf J;ue. Very well, let it be
so; but if there l. really only room for
two great parties, the labor party will
be one of tnem.-JOlH'aU! Of kptYhtS
Of Labor.
IftSlttItJ i ok OBSERVES SIt'lC OlCNNiC
for his able war on sectiOnaliSm. He
has led the van in demolishing the doe
trinp OF sectional hate. 1t Is a grand
cause, and he has been an able stand
ard bearer fer both blue and gray
Economist.
Ohio and Indiana are doing some
grand work in the line of organization.
Those at the head Of the Order are fully
alive t. the work in hand. and are do
ing all in their power to succeed. The
membership is increasing rapidly
Economist.
Let the great fact be kept in mind
that the money power must be de
throned before any reform can come,
and that the vital question to be decided
i. who shall rule this country, the
citizen or the dollar! -hOhomO lInd.)
Industrial Union.
If good money cannot be created
by law" please tell us if the people
have not been darned badly fooled all
these years when they have been &C
ceptingany kind Of Uncle Sans money
all of which has Oeen created by law.
-Y0ych Of Liberty.
All intelligent men know that we
must have all the producing forces of
the nation banded tOgetherand pledged
to one party and One platform before
the great pl2ln people OF thlS I3hG Gth
come MO IneiF FtSLtt4l c9nOFoi 81 Iil9
country 1'"'"h|" N''9''S@ hC'""''
The Peoples Party in Kansas have
spoken in unmiStakable language on
the subject OF fusion. They are not IN
the fight simply to defeat somebody,
but because [ principles IuLolEe0 ana
JheN VIII Sacfll,e no one o. Jhe1n 'QF
local success. --Itt"f" l-Nco.) WORK
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The Chicago Ir|b't1e (Rep.) "bOomS
the Peoples Party IN Georgia, The
Chicago HnrUtd lDcm.) looms 1t IN
kansas. The reason Is obvious. 1t
sort OF makes things even. hO" ever,
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only just TX II 50 as 20 MOCK OUT Jhe
Dem0Hra{ic parry IN (ne SCUM say
Jile RePunilr5n pollJlcIan, IL Will ne all
right; and the Democratlc poiitlcI9n
say In3J the Ailttllce VIII De al rl%hJ
II II VIII only nioW out the RepubllcanS
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TlIbvists woIId bo ro0,Iirod l 70 o1,o I'D
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wbat coIIe fo,. co much 1ob%Tina IF
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