The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1895-10-15
E OF THE PRFse
Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and P.t.;.,
Paragraphs from Reform Pane.

Paragraphs from Reform Pauer. 'e
The hardest times ever know
the producer, and the easiest l."
ever known to the money lenders Nc
gold standard makes it-Clebn.uuSS
Herald.
Carlisle says-but why sbonId
make any note of what Carlisle w. We
except that readers may know the
act opposite of the truth.-BrockIl
Diamond.
In the days of Midas whatever ~.
man touched turned into gold. tbin|
are different now-touch a man uieS
gold and he turns into anything
Chicago Express.
Goldbug Horn, after two weeks 81
vertising, had an audience of thirty -
a Michigan town, the other day. Ho,
vey must have hit him below the belt
Chicago Express.
The silver resolutions in Republican
and Democratic State platforms will
be as plentiful in the South and West
next year as are wood tickets on an
Arkansas hound and equally as value.
less.-The Silver Advocate.
1t is an inexcusable expense to main
tain a congress while Mr.. Cleveland IL
president. He is king. He began BY
kicking over the law that provides
that treasury notes may be redeemed
in silver as we'll as gold. Farmers
Voice.
Economy and industry are necessi.
ties in the success of all kind of bust.
ness, but not more 81 in any business
than in farming. Proper economy
does not mean to go hungry yourself
or let your stock go hungry.-Cotton
Plant.
Our Senator Mills was forced to
tune his voice to the Wall street fiddle
IS nearly as possible. Roger didn't
quite strike the key, bat he saved his
credit IN eng the goldbugs by an 8p,
pearanco of harmony. IS Juthern
Mercury.
Senator Hill, of New York, says that
he is a total abstainer and always OBJ
serves the Sabbath. He seems to be
like good many of our public men,
too good for anything in private life
and too bad for anything in public
life. - Farmers Voice.
It now turns out, 80 the papers say,
that the bankers of Wall street paid
Mr. Horn 800 per day to debate with
Mr. Harvey, and demolish Coins
Financial School. Tney are now
wondering what it will cost them to
get the debate d3molished.-Ex
By the way, one of the chief argu.
ments in the golbug's stock is that the
RECOMMENDATION of silver would cause
all the gold to leave the country. Well
now, have we not already issued
$3.50, 900. 900 of bonds, for the goldbug8
to keep up the supply of gold, and yet
there is a cry of more bonds to get
more gOld.-CharlestOwn Advocate.
According to the news sent out from
New York 5000 bankers are preparing
to enter into a formidable organization
for the protection of banking interests
in this country. The machinery has
already been set in motion for the per-
lection of the organization prior to the
meeting of the next session Of con-
gress. The combine propose to more
perfectly control the volume Of cur
rency than they now do.
Because the Alliance of South Caro-
lima won the fight in this State and en-
grated her principles and demands
into those of a great political party
there is no reason or excuse for tne
Order to daily or hesitate in the WORK
of perfecting the organization and o.
ing in line and ready to aid the &C.
complishment of the same results lna
national party, and to press tor"alu
until those demands are enacted ln0
national laws.-Cotton Plant.
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