The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-11-14

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even IN TINS State; If the Wall g st,,.Y
combination shall fly "DamosIfeet
party" at it's masthead in tho .
with Gresham as it's candido,a "outb
united support of the negroes al the
aristocratic influences, it will I no The
GUS to watch the spell of the vorI,
name over weak and vicious party
even though that name is used 1l'Qas
throw ali that Jefferson ever -, V'er,
practiced The Pharisces $.
Moses seat They had a roa 9' N
Of keeping the C,4L... # dead nr, YPoy
though they cruc dcd the livi6a 'PDss
l venture to make the nroa..
that this new bastard c5mb;no.'
party of which Cleveland ia the foSa
and Gresham the wet nurse, will oal
or como dangerously near carr~:
every Southern State which has ~ uS
city of near one hundred tbonear3
habitants. That is, every Stata Will
city large enough to enable Wall stss'
to corrupt the voters with .sbon..
local political influence, mixed wv
local business connections. haI,1-
they will succeed in stealing the nav.
Of the Democratic party even in Nor%
Carolina and every Southern Sfats
There are thousands of fools who will
follow this name to hell; follow itat
shall be stolen by its enemies to con
plete the ruin of the South; foLogff
it shall become the mystical Babvl,
of all political corruption; follow il
its grinning skeleton shall be a gbae'r
reminder of the life and truth that s,
fed out of it.
If the South and West will makeA.
fight upon the financial issue ardfe
tariff they will carry nearly ever
State beyond the Mississippi and ever
Southern State which has no IargecT
or very large manufacturing jnteres
If the West insists on putting Tan
much in the platform, as il DID IN ts
last populistic platform, and insistsn
foisting on the South a candidate with
a war record, then the South should
vote for electors upon a home made
platform. This will throw the electm
Of President in the House Of Represr
tatives adhere each State has one rg
and Of course we could then elect.
President to suit us-a Democrat in
nature If not IN name. If In 1860 The
South and the West had done ths
there could have been no war and The
scoundrels in Yankeedom could not
have destroyed this government undg
pretense of freeing negcoes aud Saving
the Union.
l call the special attention Of tie
farmers to the fact that they should
not put too much faith in rose-c0l0ri
prediction of union between them and
the workingmen in the cities, especial
Iy the great cities. They are not tra
The chains of the tyrant are over
them now" Toe small but CorruptIg
extent they are interested in the pl1.
der of protection. They depend %
men and money rather than on nau3
for their livelihood. They are CO..
rupted by snares and temptations %
which farmers I strangers. They
are as good as the farmers would bet
similarly situated. Less than anyotb2
class the farmers have interests at mf
with patriotism. Therefore as trea'
from temptation they are fttest to 81
in judgment on political question.
when they have diligently considsra
them. w. j. PEELE
P. S.-The recent elections Pret'
clearly indicate hat the Wall stre5
party intends to assume its RepubIca5
name in the North. This countryE ISL
large and the people have neglect"
their public business SO long thatNi
easily possible for the said party "
assume it's Republican name IN tH
North and steal the Democratic nam
in the South and catch all the fools
both sections. The ancient priests Us"
to set one Ct their number III the Oel'
of an idol to give out the oracle5. IL
trick worked all right TIL the ora@
got hungry for then he had to De
lieved by another, and not all the W.
shippers had their faces to the grouL'
So Wall street has its main dltHcU@
when it must shift its feed from "
faction of it's votaries to another y
both must be fed, and some secrets" ..
leaked out whenever the factions 0,
made to change places by giving 'r')
the election alternately. w. J.L
PITY THE LEGISLATURE
In his message, Gov. Mortimer ~