The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1892-11-22
GENERAL AvER TALKS.
He Predicts the Eventual Victory of the
PEOPLES Party ause
The Republican Pdrtg is as Decd, He
Says. as the old Wing Party
The People Must Triumph
Through the Ballot

l~DeCldl " IL y ~
Dies MONIES. Ia. Nov. IA General
Weaver, the Third party leader. tee,
lievesI that Democratic ascendanry VIII
be short lived; that there is no re'Iet IN
tariff reform; that the financial qleS
ton l. the great problem, and ihtC re-
lief cannot come except tnrCuSh ~
free coinage OF silver. Tn &c and oUn'I
views ne advances in the -
tervlev with a World CorreSpOhU ~
The Pnpullst- succeeded III II i|'" "
election far beyond their oe'I"G' hor
he saIu. and have demOn5Crd'eu lIlO,
strepgth AS d political factor III AiIvii
can pullt Us. They have c;'rTiEu o'i,lo
aS mau& States as the hepu"il'"Ll
nor MS carried, aud they nave Oeeh
SSofaat1d m u halt dUz n States ~ very
+h,n marquis. which mount TIA prac
III victory They hOid the nalan e
of mower IN a large majority or the
Sis IF the Union. and viii hold the
haI.n,.e eff power IN the United states
senate This will enable them TO act
AZ \ break water against vlclou legs
latIon AID wIi tQ np them 10 force the
great ecnlOmIc ISSUES TO n front
Tn RApubiI an party Is as uead az
the Wing parry was after the Scott
Of 1852 ami from this time
f~OrvarI Alll rapidly diminish III
strength III every State IN the Union
and can never make another national
All their great leaders
have b., u killed IF. including Drpew
and Mckinley. IL VAS woe that
defeated Harrison III ILLINOIS. Indiana
and Wisconsin and side tracked Nc
kinney IN OHIO,
H THIRD ART WILL C0NTIEUE II
FIGHT.
The PupuIiSts wIil now commence
a vigorous cam aIgn ami will push the
work # organization and education III
every County in the Union lis organ
iZ4uOn i now national. l. extends
into every county III the Union from
sea to SEA AID from the lakes 10 the
guilt. \ conference IF its leaders wit
doltotl--S = .on be held at some central
poJut + toe purpo-e Of tn ruughiy
MARSHAL * the forces Of the new party
through ut tue country.
Flp ID mOcratlC party goes INTO
power as fre result of VI lent reaction
and .unput any welt defined policy,
no. even upon the tariff. Mr. Cieve
land ot~ replaced III poser because
the e unrry was disappointed with the
admIn3~trtrO OF Of Harrison, md TIE
reaction NnI-h has hurled the Repub
lican pirry from power l. more Nl"ient
than tn hrSG L has the Demo
c,aII. part, c0nfr,l OF h executive
branch at the q sVernmput and Of the
HOUSE "' representative o"t u .'tN
gwen INC o8i'LC7 Oh p1"yl 80 -
5opul'S'~ vi tie 0eia'e Oh me CHi'tu
OJ5bL+7 Iht~' more man lis th"'E F'St'
MARKS JHe CROWN OF TN he" move
mtHJ
BETWEEN THE DEVIL AND H DEEP
80, SEA
'1,'y
o"G - % :, " ! -" :
? ""l ~ = =. - - . @
treasury "' "''', "ll1' q '"7 pa l
opp 81 . 'S'SI = O H0'ii 1'N ~
coup "a ~ .
C"l"p II pl"~'' "a 49, ~ -
49,. a = u
ni'.'1''' - d" - he1
care go 'fflIL F'4Ht Iuii sue was race
20 II q an M ~tIu@"lrcnlfen6a'hvii&
the n".pi mat exists n America 10
DAY, %. M "'S 'on1en,od c1''l'' ,'''
Votf Icy c"ihl't'1,tu - ISu"1E Cot
Caiii dP"lb 'hH e4F lo2o, anu i07CI1'
WIZ - '.''1'i "a ire 1i""7 OASIS a"o",
Io4' '~t"",r 'A.si'VlIS 10 PracLi''i
Deil. III N''''TNFr lr"'h otIllI Ie""CLl MS
III ti,%'. ."'iilLrt, IA tne contrary I'ie
coho'ili " 'h7 I72"FLiS ct'SSe9 D.
C"Ih1 sun more "@Pl'i7o'G from year
10 yea ui"t "'"dy we near %, III
meil~t pF"c' sol'hs OF the uhTm 'IOFe'
uiarc"'"S oi~'t-'olCG1 lrF"uSh lla
STREE OF London: iir.fE redu ton
was NOT me '1use u zoe oi&sress among
the people. Du6 the tariff reduction
tner". IA - VIII he mere, vas accOnpt
MED by a restricted currency, and
hence TIE poverty of the mas es
MORE MONEY IS NECESSARY.
T. - no relief for the noonln