The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-11-14
CREAM OF THE PRESS
Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and
Paragraphs from Reform I SEfot.
They are Worth the -ps's~

AAey are Worth the Pric,
One Paper a Whole YEA Of
Money should be begging fan
instead of labor begging for q,ar ,Ssrtst
bread.-Lobors' Tribune. Xix and
The coming conflict is one bo4.
the inalienable rights Of man or33
vested rights Of monopolists Nro 'oe
ton, Moss, Diamond. D'"H
Foreign countries vii alwavsh,
TO take any naN""vt frat VIII bHr ,.S'al
can products, wHt,-.r it ha 1'lsfI.
gold, silver, paper or so.elo,L-S Of
Western Advocate. w.
The farmers are the best n~s4o5
today on political Questions v" ass
politicians viii have a hard w!
weed when they go outag4ra tot,m, 70
dear farmers how 70 v..a-H3.,~
Mercury,
Tramps headed for San Ersno.s,,..
so numerous and well or. aniz.3 - 1S
the Southern Pacific COMPANY %1 ''
not resist their demands f.- FREQ ~. s%s
portation on freight trains San F.rs
cisco Press.
Cotton was the key to the s.tuar,,
but the farmer has delivered ~,
the hands Of the other fellow and H,
finds himself locked out In thac.lf.%
winter he need not feel SURPRISED
LiUjng Issues.
a party is an organization far Il,
purpose Of carrying GU certain c,a.
principles. Are you in the u.rty tAs,
suits your principles? II not. had van
not better get into the party tbatj.as
Missouri World
AS things are now going L:ying,.r
will soon be one Of the hcDas.est s,anw
the Democrats sem to Washrgtm
All the others are coming o5rn5 M
level just as fast as they can tr5.-
Peoples Party Paper.
The people have a peri. g. right to
pledge" candidates in advance. an
the candidates greater than ba Fc.ns
1t j. }he right Of every citizen to know
the views Of those who seek rcpnss,
tative positions. -PGtterS2q, r. J.
Labor Standard.
It may as welt be clearly recoguizl
snd distinctly understood, first as last.
shat the fight now On is between the
org 4nized fair nloney.power on theoe
side and the organized unfair money.
power, the rulers Of the world, On the
other. -MutuGL AID.
Vote for no man who VII no. pledge
himself to vote for the interests d or
ganjzed wage labor, Who ever heard
ofa ease where the Influence of banEg
or a monopoly was ever given toacI
didate antagOnistic to their Interests
-BrOcktOn, Mass Diamond
That the Alliance is non partisan
none will deny. But for it to mak9de
mands on parties and then not enc0U
age and respect the one that promise;
to carry out those demands, would be
gross ingratitude Of which an Alliance
man with a soul in him would 10. Be
guilty. Hickory Mercury.
The members Of the State Alliance
that met in this city this week, werea
notable band, we'll developed in BRAN
and Drawn. No set of men often a;
semble SO honest in purpose, socalnil
Judgment, or so possessed Of true Dig
nifty, as those who composed our S@s
Alliance. -PenR8yluania Farmer.
\ well-informed, obsorvano gen,A
man, who is perhaps as thorough!
posted on political affairs in the Sax
and nation as any man in the count!
told US the other day, that if VOC
were to be taken on the silver Qles~y-
New York State would give a bea'!
majority for free siivcr.-form9s
Weekly, Jasper, n J.
To place chattel mortgages on ss
erations yet unborn by Issuing 0onu'
fer future payment and then deSIEo!
ing all means of payment by placD.
the control of money into the b2nosy
foreign Jews, is a crime 50 touL 'I%
the English language fails to toTIS'
words to fifty denource the lntamH
Pennsylvania Farmer.
The Bible teaches that he that Pr
.ides not for himself and those o. =.
own household has denied the a.,
and is worse than an infdeL Ihenj
who votes for the interest OF others Oh
conditions that make 1t mPo'''.
10 provide a living for hlmSeL
falls under this just conoSD~
ion. Hickory Mercury.
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