The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-06-26
No. 20
CREAM OF THE PRESS.

aaro hits, Bold Sayings and Patriotic
Paragraphs from Reform Papers
They are Worth the Price of
One Paper q Whole Year.
The next thing is to elect Congress
that needs no investigating committee
to look up their boodling DEALS
LGbOrs' Tribune
The path to Washington is through
ballot-box, It can be safely pursued
without either captains or commits
saries.-The CGlIiOpe.
That Washington grass may get a
good many people in jail before it stops
growing. Rooespiere perished on his
own guillotine.-FGrmers' Voice.
It is thought that wheat will start
out this year at 80 cents per bushel.
This is the result of an overconsumption
of corn bread.-SoWtbern Mercury.
Anybody can see that it is an over
production that is causing all the
trouble-an Overproduction of Con-
gressiOnal jackasses Ohio POp1SEist.
Don't be offensive, but ask your mer-
chant to vote with you for measures
that will enable you to earn some money
to spend with him, Henderson, KY,
Courier.
Coxey and Browne arrested for car
rying banner of peace and good will!
Beware, ye plutocrats! You are filling
up the cup of your iniquities = Wood
bine Sentinel.
LiUing Issues asks if it is any more
paternalism for farmers to obtain
money from the government for the
purpose of farming than it is for bank
ers to obtain money for the purpose of
banking. If it is, why is it2
Why not remove the Capitol of the
United States from Grassville, D O.,
to Kansas City, Mo, or some other
location in the West where the green
sward is not held in higher esteem than
the rights of American citizenship
Missouri World.
When the voters arouse from their
slumber and catch on to few sensible
ideas they will tighten up the gloom
that surrounds the laborers today and
give the robber outfit slight foretaste
of what's in sore for them hereafter.
Chicago EcpresS
A writer states it pretty well when
he says that an army of sovereigns at
the polls, armed with intelligent reform
ballots and divested of partisan and
sectional prejudice, with hearts full of
love for suffering humanity, is what
we need Journal Of Agriculture.
The real anarchists of the country
to day are represented in both branches
of Congress by the members of the
upper and lower houses, wearing the
Democratic and Republican tags. They
are scientific set of thieves and con-
fdence men. Vote them out.-An1eri-
can Enterprise.
While Democratic Congressman have
been going Republican to the full ex-
tent required by Sherman and Reed,
Democratic voters by the thousand are
going Populist, and if Thomas Jeffer-
son was living to day he would be lead
ing the revolt against the Democratic
party machine. Missouri World.
The long-sought objcc5 of the money
power has been attained-silver has
been demonetized, the issue of bonds
has commenced, and no man need fat
ter himself that either Of these pluto
cratic measures will be called until an
outraged people rise, either at the bal
lot-box or in arms, and demand the
restoration of their liberties. Corner
Stone
Secretary Morton is the great abol.
isher. He is in favor of abolishing the
farmers organizations, tho seed dis
tribution, the experiment stations and
about everything else that is in the
farmers interests. If such men as
Morton are to fill the Office we are in
favor of abolishing the Department Of
Agriculture, and it goes without say
ing that we are in favor of the abolish,
ment of Morton. Farmers Voice.
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