The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-07-31
A CORRECTION AND 49,
PosTscRTIp5EN IMPORTANT
Oor' OF the Progressive Farn,

dImAF
As it is now too late to ~.
printers proof-reader's ~ on correct the
mistakes in the adds Writers
united unite !. Tor publication in tbi. sub
take this method of calline farmer attna. I
10 some OF them, though the attention
reader will find no d~ificnItn intelligent
ing and supplying the defoo N detect,
IN the last column on first himself.
"eo"Oened into amob" read "o pass, tn
INTO a MOI" AID for the co o%On'srtai
prescribes an election bn contention
sworn e~lctors," read, the co, soiennly
prescribes, etc. '"''NatiOn
In the first column on the t,,.,
page for pay and collect taTo. fourth
LAY and collect taxes V'' read
In the second column on tbo
page after the words the ohi. louFth
be gained were" supply the V wos to
mOlo p0rlec' union" and for "sstt,.a
differences" read ''8ettlino oto '''''n9
In the same column, for ,,tho
OF the States had been assured Nv rS %s
union" read assumed by tho y! we
and in the last line of that coI,ru
"complimemt" read "complement~p '0f
There are a few other mistaLos-
even the unlearned will readily oo. u..a
themselves. w oWFVct
P. S.-Cleveland's conduct ~ T.
evlnces a determined purpose to dota a%
the tariff bill if the incometo r rn~ a'S9''
q part Of 1t. He pretends he j. m.s
because it does not provide free 40,
and iron, though they are much NV.
than under the Mckinley Act n,
masters in Wall street are mad hooo1,s
OF the income tax, which will fry Soma
OF their fat out of them. Witness II.
desperate efforts of their servant DAVID
Bennett Hill to defeat this tax. and
now since Cleveland has come to hi.
rescue, they have settled their diHo,
ences. They remind me of two oIo,oa
slave drivers who had FRI ouent diH,
cultles growing out of their ieaIopsv
OF their masters favor, but as against
their masters enemies they were al.
ways united.
Cleveland and Hill will always stand
together when the interests of their
common master are concerned.
In the income tax the monopoliss
see the thin edge of the wedge which
will burst them assunder some day,
Cleveland hid his dagger like Joab
when he smote silver under the fifth
rib. Fools said he was only paving the
way to enthrone silver. Some people
now say that all Cleveland wants to do
is to carry out the Chicago platform.
"What will Cleveland do now9' said
one OF a group OF Democrats to Sen
ator Vance the day after Cleveland
was last inaugurated? "WhateverhE
masters in Wall street tell him to do"
answered Vance. What did these
masters tell him to do when he ordered
Congress to demonetize silver9 What
did they tell him to do when he vetoed
the seigniorage act3 What did they
tell him to do when he issued the fifty
million dollars of interest bearing
bonds, and got his authority from
a subtitle clause in an old doubtful act
that not even any Republican servant
of Wall street in the Presidential cnaN
had ever dared to call authority!
And now what do these same masters
say they want respecting the income
tax? And what tax is it Mr.. Cleveland
says he greatly 'deprecates, In ns
letter to Wilson, Did the Southern
newspapers receive, as is alleged IoqE
hundred thousand dollars OF wan
streets money in the shape OF cam'
paign funds that they do not denoun"
Cleveland and his democracy!
". J. PEE&'