The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-10-27
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VIZ Il" Win a few th0vso.S3
dollars to hatter himself thai b
rich. -Saturday Critic. D0 R
If a gold basis will give ,.
times, why don't we have them sooa
under the 'existing gold $ ana@,5 lo',
Tribune, Gadsen, Ala. '
The great moral sentiment Of
ton will record itself agsina- o. "a,
standard which means bon5aga s~'3
slavery.-Brockton Diamond. ~~0
The farmer never gets the c7,ro.
eat the good things his farm gro5,,o.,
He must sell them to pay intercsrs or5
taxes. Pa. Alliance Advocate
Tt is an easy matter to sign namos.
a McHanna club roll, but what r.n,-,
is the number of votes in N0vambo,
Peoples Press, Dayton, Wash.
The people pay the taxes and III.
banks DO the legislating, What rigbt
have we to expect laws in the i1saras,
of the people2-Chicago Express.
John Sherman John Carlisle. the Oh
thors OF more iniquity than q hundre5
Benedict Arnolds, let history record
their infamy.-V.gilant, Louisville
Miss.
To continue the single geld stan.
dard in this country is to rus clr
selves On a level with the condition Of
European Iabor.-News, Osoas1e
Kans.
The struggle in this campaign il
England against America, aud the 7q5
pie Of Kansas, and even Ellsworth
county, RI going to stey by Am.rca
-Populist, Ellsworth, Kans.
God loves the common people be.
cause hehes made SO many Of thom-
Lincoln. The common people love
Bryan because God has made so few
like him.-Kensan, Pittsburg, Hans.
T. V. Powderly, the erstwhae re-
former, but recently a convert to gold.
buggery, was given a regular frost by
the wOrkingmen Of Chicago o.. biz at
tempt to speak there last week. Sous
Money.
If free coinage will not Increase
prices or benefit the masses, why in
thunder do our local HannaDite con.
temporaries favor said free coinage az
soon as "Yurrop" is wilIing2-Tu
Citizen.
There is no gold in circulation. The
banks r refusing to pay il our even
when gold has been deposited. Il this
is the ''existing gold standard" - US
have something lse.-Farmers Gu5.
look.
The Democrats took off ell The Pre-.
lection the farmer had on bis wool,
hides and lumber and gave him free
perfumery. This was the marked diff.
ference between the Mckinley and VIII.
son bill.-S0uthern Mercury.
The opposition of the banks to The l5
to 1 ratio is explained by their state.
ment published in the New York
World that the banking business Of the
country is beipg done Oh q basis OF
SIS 60 of d6bt to 81 of gold Sound
Money.
Free coinage does not insure free
in the sense that there shall be no
charge for mintage. 1t means that
there shall be freedom of access to the
mint by any and all persons desiring
to have their bullion coined. Ottawa
Journal.
There is some good in McKlDLeys
campaign fund. Workingmen are de.
a little benefit from it. WIJba
days wages, a free ride, and free
meals, they r earning something out
the excursions that call on the Re-
publican candidate Salisbury Watch
man.
It makes US weary to hear those
who are living from hand to mouth,
with C~levelands badges" on the seat
their pants, shouting for Mckinley,
less money, less wages, less to eat, and
above all, money that will go il "lur
How long, o! Lord.-SpirlJ OF
Reform, Richburg, N. Y.
A word to sound money newspapers;
Let's stop for a time asserting on the
one hand, free silver means that the
mine owner will get 81 for 81 cents
worth of silver, and on the other, that
tree silver means q So cent dollar. These
two propositions Go not seem to dove
into onoh nthor Daa --LLes