The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1893-10-31
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and Patriotic
Paragraphs from Reform Papers
They are Worth the Price of

Paragraphs from Reform Papers
Ihey are Worth the Price of
One Paper a Whole Year.
Grover Cleveland and Carlisle, have
both detied the law and must be anar-
chlsts.-La6Ors' Tribune
There is no overproduction of cotton
this year. What causes it's low price9
The tariff, " did you say9-Our Home.
The Democrats went in on the tariff
issue, but from present appearances
they will go out on the finance issue -
LdbOrS' Tribune.
1t is possible that there are many
wheat growers who are yet contending
for the dollar that calls for two bushels
of their wheat?-Mis8ouri World.
LET us declare our independence of
Crest Britain" says Senator Morgan
That is just what the Peoples party is
organized for.-DeoUer Dolly Ne1cs.
Money is indispensable. The supply
should equal the demand If it does
not the poor suffer and the rich money
lender is enabled to profit by their dis
tress. Farmers Tribune.
Those Democrats who voted against
Blands 16 to 1 limited silver coinage
bill, left their Democracy behind them
when they left home for Washington,
D. C.-NeaUport Ne1Us, Dem.
Whenever the depositors of this
country become frightened there is
panic. Why2 Because there is not
enough money to pay them.-HOnae
Alliance.
The city of Atlanta has thousands of
men out Of work and out of ratiOnF.
We fear there will be trouble when the
thermometer goes down and coal goes
up Lifting Issues.
Thomas Jefferson was in favor Of
free trade. Grover Cleveland allows
the Mckinley tariff law to continue to
rob the people. Any Democracy in
that Dakota Rurazist.
Never before has dollar gone so far
or purchased so much as it will to day,
and never before has fellow had to
go so far and give 80 much to get dol
-BrOckton, Mass, Diamond.
Some papers advocate an extra ses
sion of the Worlds Fair. Heaven for
bid An extra session Of Congress is
all the extras we can afford in this year
of grace, 1893 Waterloo Observer,
Dem.
One of the most sublime sights of this
age is the fellow who has only one pair
of pants to his name, and that ragged
and patched, contending for money
that would b HoOd in ''yurrup.
Home Rule.
1t is amusing to see Dan Voorhees,,
shaking his dotage, domineering the
Senate at the dictation of Cleveland, as
a section boss on railroad obeys the
track master. These be curious times.
National Watchnad91
Can you name a single act of legisla-
ton that had for its purpose robbery
within the last twenty years that that
old reprobate, John Sherman, did not
have hand in it9 What damnable
record that man has !-Our Home.
We are accustomed to speak of
America as the land of the free and the
home of the brave. If Cleveland sue
ceeds in destroying silver, it will soon
change and read like this. America is
the home of the rich and the land of
the slave.-Honae Rule.
The Chicago Inter Ocean wants all
newspapers to boycott the type trust.
Didn't some railroad men get in jail
over at Toledo recently for that kind
of work3 Is the type trust the only
one the Inter Ocean can see in this
country 2-Kanso8 TIdings,
The Salisbury Truth should change
it's name. It comes out and says that
Mr.. Cleveland is the best friend the
farmers ever had. This is question
for the jury and the farmers themselves
constitute a majority of that jury.
Take the case, gentlemen. Hickory
Mercury.
Cleveland's statement that ''mem
bers OF Congress are very obstinate in
their views on the silver question" re
minds US of the juryman who could
not agree with the other eleven and
said they were the most stubborn set
of men he ever saw in his life. "-HoI
ton Tribune
Look well to the young voter. He
is the most important animal upon the
forro Vo,, oo,,,t ovnoot him to thriue