The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-03-20
No. g.
CREAM OF THE PRESS.
Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and Patriotic
Paragraphs from Reform Papers
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Paragraphs from Reform Papers
They are Worth the Price of
One Paper a Whole Year.
Do you like the principles of the
Alliance7 They can be carried out if
the farmers will but pull together.
Farmers Tribune.
Wages are being adjusted to the
volume Of currency in circulation, and
not the anticipated requirements of the
Wilson bill. BreeEton, Diamond.
The $187 day President went out
last week. A million American work
men also were out-out of bread and
hunting g-work.-Y Young PopuEist.
Did God make the earth and the
"fullnees thereof" for all, or only few
of the peoples This is the great ques-
tion of the age. Industrial Enterprise
When Hades cools off sufficiently to-
be used for cold storage warehouse,
it will d } to talk of obtaining free silver
and more money through one of the.
old parties. -LabOrs Tribune
The people are tired of this tariff
tinkering, bond issuing, debt-increas-
ing, treasury depicting, business para
lying, wage reducing, queen restoring
administration. .-IgdustriGE NeaCs
Did you ever notice that always
enough Democrats act with the Repub-
icans and vice versa, to defeat every
good measure of Importance, and pass
any very bad measure9-M Missouri
World.
Did any statistical fnancier ever
pause to reflect that the worlds wheat
crop of 1892 was less than that of 1887
by 12O, ,OO0,O ,OOOG What becomes of the
theory of overproduction9-A AtIanta
| Constitution.
How often you hear men remark, ''E
care nothing about politics" Politics,
is the science of government and a man.
who cares nothing about his govern
ment should not be allowed to vote. He
is not true American citizen.
They are arresting Congressman to.
make them do the work they are paid
do by the people. The people will get
rest when Congress adjourns-not
until then will they know where they
are -BrOcktOp, Hass., Diamond.
When the toilers in the great cities
who are out Of employment learn that
scarce money means scarce work, they
will have taken a long step in the
direction leading from the doors { E
charity and free soup houses.-Mis-
souri, World.
Senator Vance said: ''The professed
friend of silver money who will favor
the unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man law, trusting to the justice Of
capital, to get favorable legislation
thereafter is either traitor fool. y
FZenanaingtOn Home Visitor.
The Washington Post suggests that
Farmer J. Sterling Morton should go
down to Nebraska and stop the efigy
habit among his agricultural constitU.
ents in that State. Secretary Morton
should duly consider this matter before
he acts on the Posts suggestion, as the
Nebraska farmers might stop hanging
effgies and hang the principal subject
of their wrath. Southern Mercury.
England is constantly raking in ouI
products and coin, simply because she
holds credits against this nation upon
which the annual interest account
amounts to millions of dollars. In
terest, interest, is what is draining our
people and making England richer,
and yet in time of peace and plenty
another batch of interest bearing bonds
are to be fastened upon u.s. Western
Advocate.