The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-07-03

from time immom1U Which hoSW Tie
SAFEST and most conar reckOned zen
whole c Tnole agricultural
Prietors, the farmers b OF small W we
o4lk and sinew of our mat make pe
whose interests are lace race the any s
success of our mannfound up in ~
JOIN hands with VIA Scures all tb..se
Old enemies, the landaC5l Is left Of fs
mad9P e. 70 2L protest against tas sors d
a %aae l0r the benefit of m6 a nsoeHVyOlpdSS
On the other hand, tho.
Is more radical than s snaE r~evOlu6o,
neen accomplished bv my which ~
tlonlsts. Hal all t6a GdLooLessed revSS
ments that nave existo aS95potic goyssS
years united their intellipoan%sh ousSj
~ toasS against class, to breed oos to q
20 STIMULATE violence, ana Corruption
Ene foundations of societUu 70 shaHS9
have Invented no device =, they CoOSi
than this decree Which, more efecfTs
doubled the value of cani az one shOks
Inc value OF industry, and suSestroyd
s s,IaP proprietor every where ii%eRt tie
The whole conservative
world protests against so IGrGe Of the
despotic a change. " nv Violent and
it the more because we RtIUoe8t agals
OF politics to fear the reaction enough
such extravaganza. We 500 eon against
70 which the gold mania is erro ele risk
we nave reason to know tb6P USlngu Us
feeling, and we do not beIioHoo popular
single gold standard can b s IL mat The
tanned. We want real monn lung nal,
carrying arr intrinsic value; yet if I'm Fo.
land succeeds in her Obstinate az a Eng
destroy the value of silver for oGofth
notnlng can save us from pana T''I S8a
land may we'll succeed FT sSa Eng
already to be on the point Of seems
greater than her government success
ana, IN that case, irredeemabIe naeai
hat noney-stares US square II P' Es
Something, then, must bp do,;,,,
and quickly, for DELAY itself i S'T iI9
to be decision. The Republics Lae!
must either fix the single STANDBY t!
the nation, or reject it This timo W
can no longer escape the issue oO NY
whatever we do must be done o1ou anu
Where a great policy is to be e5ta.!;
upon, the straight forward path il ~.
best. The Republican party held n ~ .'
for a whole generation. and dnriEn U" ~
that time made only one fatal miotSob ~
Under the influence of the banFin,
interest, acting in what was then Ss
lleved to be the true interest of II.
country, the party fell into the FOREIGN
conspiracy for making a single Sd5
standard, and, what was worse, d2ii i
with a foreign air of conspiracy W.
cannot afford to repeat that error, Thu
time has come for decision, and the
decision must be open. No such mn
ment can recur. You can act with
confidence that your Judgment il Al
least as good as that of other men
Neither the banking interest, nor any
other interest, has, for the time, a right
to claim superior knowledge or wiz
dom. In view of the ruin they have
wrought, and the vaster ruin that they
threaten, no risk that in their opinion
you may seem to run can cause a
moments fear.
Even those who oppose the returned
the Republican party to it's old primo,
pies will admit that those principles
would give it power for another gen.
Grafton. We need only to be true to
ourselves; we need only assert and
maintain our own convictions, and no
other party, born or unborn can take
the field from us as long as we ChOOs
to hold it. No other party can repre-
sent as we do the whole national in
stinct; all our conservative caution.
AS long as the Republican party holds
to its duty of representing the whole
nation, it must hold sway unless some
thing greater than the nation can Be
found to overthrow it.
The task before us is to restore
normal activity to our industry;--N
break down the barriers Of seCtlonaIEn
to check the increasing tension %
tween rich and poor-to relieve agif
culture, and to save the small farna
d4u Ill W."
smooth away the threatening daDges
of social discomfort The RepuODcaI
party alone has power to do this aa
to carry on our society for at least GH
more generation without further w.
aster. You have only to adopt q PS
form of four words, and to take yg%t
stand on it firmly, courageously' ~
honest determination to be true T.
The party has always maintalnea "a
national principles of a high Ia.%
You, whose deepest and best ln's a1ans
depend upon it's success, nave @'N
the power to aid "free silver"
Very truly yours, ,nDo,
B. Humphrey, Esq oecr9HTe s5.
National Republican League
yer, Colo. IN,
Cameron is probably honest, w
when Wall street takes up the q!
reform let honest men beware
devil ioined the church when be lUa
he could not destroy it by PefS
and he has been in it ever slnce'
" W. J. PEEG
WILL THINK WHAT THE D
-yJNYTEHT.