The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-10-25
NUTS TO CRACK
Around Your Fireside-Cream of the
Reform Press.
DITCHER.

Around Your Fireside-Cream of the
Reform Press.
The two old parties are controlled by
the very men who have reduced you
to rags. Will you support them7-
Peoples Tribune
Huron Is. ID Ruralist: A full legal
tender dollar never depreciates below
any other full legal tender dollar, no
matter what IL is made of.
Boston (Mass NeaU Nation: The
place to arbitrate is in the halls of
legislation, and the place to choose
arbitratOrs is the ballot box
Huron Is. d. Retralist: There is
no mystery about the question of
purposely to deceive the people.
indianapolis Ind) NoncOmf formist:
The strike will never accomplish its
purpose of protecting workingmen
III til the men vote as they rike.
Brazos CTexas) F1araUer: No aristoc-
racy Is wanted in this country. 1t is
foreign plant-not indigenous to our
free soil. Let this element prepare to
get out.
Borne CTexas) Post: The extraordi-
nary labor war still goes on apace.
Americans do not seem to realize that
they are sleeping on the edge of
volcano.
The Farmers Alliance have done it
God bless those who inaugurated a
means by which the people can meet
ON common grounds Union, Mon
trOse, Col.
Chicago Ill) Erpress: A man who
"holds up" a train and robs the pas
sengers Is a bandit; but man who
steals the railroad, train and all, is
gentleman.
General Weaver has told the people
what he thinks of the Homestead affair.
The people would now like to hear what
Harrison and Cleveland think about it.
Peoples Advocate.
st. Louis (Mo.) Monitor: Resistance
to tyrany is obedience to God" Keep
it in mind. 1t will do you no harm to
act and vote for yourself and family In
the coming election.
Brick Ponleroy desires to enter a
three year old for the presidential race.
His name is Peoples party" and his
pedigree: Sired by circumstances out
of dam Hard Times"
Clarendon Texas) TraUeIer: Work
for the protection of your home if you
are lucky enough to have one; if not,
work for the abolition of systems
which deprive you of getting one.
Plano (Texa9 Times: Not dollars
and cents but the purchasing power of
wages is the tell tale of wealth distribu
ton. What is left after supplying
your needs determines your prosperity.
Prescott (Ark.) Tribune: When your
children are doomed to state of per
petual drudgery and serv .tude, what
excuse can you render them, yourself
and your God for voting it upon them.
Omaha (Texas) Truth: Let us un-
loose the grasp of usury from the throat
of industry. We, the people, T4ust
control the money supply and stoT the
tribute being paid to non prodUting
landlords.
Washington Cd. O. Economist !:
Keep it before the people that the dis
tress which walls forth from every
State in this broad Union is caused by
money famine. We must have more
and we shall.
Winnemucca (Nev.) SilUer State !:
Shall the millionaires continue to be
exempt from taxation while the wealth
producers are burdened with the taxes
to carry on the government most ex-
travagantly administered
Montrose CCol) Union: Are men SO
blind that they will refuse to look into
the true situation, and realize the
broad blazing truth, that this country
is being run by the few to the everlast-
ing detriment of the many9
The Watchmdn declares that Jerry
Simpson has saved the tax payers $25,
OOO, 600 by his watchfulness In prevent
ing 'siobs in Congress. Good. Send
4 in some more Peoples party Congress
men MiLGcdukee AdUa71ce.
Chillicothe (Mo.) World: II the
Democrats had been in great earnest
about tariff reduction they would nave
favored an income tax or some other
means of raising money to make up
for reduction of the tariff revenues.
St. Louis (Mo.) Journal Of Agrtc'tt..
tUre: Selfishnees is at the bottom or
large portion of the troubles that
afflict the world If the golden rule
we're lived up to by everybody, 1T
would be but small task to govern
Ahfr ow any nfher country