The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1894-11-27
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Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and Patriotic
Paragraphs from Reform Papers
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One Paper a Whole Year.
1t is better to vote for what you
want and not get it, than to vote for
what you don't want and get it.-Ne1U
York Voice.
After a woman has taken care of a
sick man, and remained cheerful in
spite of all his vagaries, she is fit for
heaven.-AtWOod Patriot.
: Let us resolve anew that banks which
have power over the currency and
which caused the panic of 1893, shall
be abolished. Peoples Advocate.
When farmers become more inter
ested in national questions there will
be less legislation by Congress that
will be detrimental to their interests.
Pomona Herald.
An increasing population and a con-
tinually shrinking volume of currency
has brought about a depression that
will awaken the people soma time
Western Waterman.
Three or four hogs will bring more
money than a bale of cotton. This is
a fact witch ought to be of some service
to the southern Observation-Disclosures
Farmer.
The Pops have nearly doubled their
vote in the United States; while both
of the old parties have sustained losses
on their total vote. 1t is the only
growing party.-BrOcktOn Diamond.
That Democratic tariff bill does not
affect a single trust. The Democratic
attorney general has not prosecuted a
single trust. And the Democratic
party is at the bat.-OhiO POpuIiSt.
When our revolutionary fathers
fought for American liberty, they had
no idea that the nation would so soon
sink into a military despotism, under
a European dictatorship = Chicago
Express.
A party with Democratic principles
and a mere so called Dem ocratic ma
chine that kaows nothing and cares
nothing about true Democratic princi
pies, are two entirely different things.
Pensacola Daily Times.
The new slavery idea fits the farmer
class of the United States, as they
with their brother toilers are being
made slaves as fast as time and grasp
ing greed, backed by law, can force
this slavery.-COttOn Plant.
If we could have a law making it a
penal offense for a stump speaker to
say anything, unless he had something
to say. we could save the time and ex-
pense of nineteen -twentieths Of the
political meetings. Farmers Voice.
Thecapitalistic papers say that the
income tax is intended to deprive the
rich Of their money. Poor richl The
old system deprived the poor. man of
his and let the rich escape. Then it
was the poor poor !-Farmer8' Voice.
Nothing is now left of the Democratic
party but "Wall street and a smell of
birthstone" Zeb Vance said this would
be so if Cleveland and Ransom sue.
ceeded in killing themselves and sell
ing out to the gold trust. concord
Vestibule.
Free silver" and government own
ership" are Populist vagaries, but from
the way the other parties are chasing
after them, their managers must have
concluded that the number of people
with 'vagaries" is increasing -Sacra-
mentO Times.
Wheat last week was selling for 10
cents less than for the corresponding
week last year and so cents less than
in 1891. The prospect is for it grow
ing lower as the gold basis" era be-
come fairly settled down on business,
Money is growing scarcer every day
and prices are falling-settling like a
sinking ship taking its precious freight
down. Midland Journal.