The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-11-03
CREAM OF THE pRne.
Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and
Paragraphs From Reform S'Ftot

FROM Reform Paper, '''
If each member Of the Arioa
only get one new member i could
once double our memb rsb; 9O'a ct
Alliance Advocate. P~Pa.
Immediate success is not
most desirable thing for a non, ~ Tie
A noble principle and the conra party.
stand by it is of far greater imno,s to
G ainsville Signal. '"ace,
Mckinley bettors at LincaI7. ~.
to be numerous. They lack a~g,. sud
to convince voters, and think a sat
Mark Hanna's Doodle will a~a-~4tog
it.-New Era, Wahoo, Neur. ''sa
While the goldbugs are e5o-.,n,
a dollar" that is good in E1r-oo9 ,'
hungry workingman isanzi3rs +, "'
a dollar that is good at the gr-c-rr @'p
Advance Guard, Defiance, ONO.
The bankers and capitalists
obey the laws and not make than
no man should be elec3ed to the Pro-.
dency who is running in their anso,,,
interest Advocate, Eacondido. Cal
God and silver coin are equal baf,,.
the Law in all pay menrs in Franz,
Italy, Belgium and Switzerland rs1
makes and unmokes money Of am.
substance whatever .-Tri6una 2,o1
nenville, Tex.
Bob Ingersoll has declared for g~n3
money" Now those preachers vbo
are calling Bryan an ''anarc1ist' will
be tumbling over each other to iavrs
Bob to occupy their pulpi5s. - A4iatn
| Garrett, Kans.
The best argument agaIaa. G. go3
standard is this: The bankers, sradiI
Gates, trusts, money lendera, morcgss
f9nds, bondholders, blackIjsaer-. tories
traitors, and Marx Hanna al waa5n
Broad Ak, ST. Paul, Minn.
The Republican press has much b
say about Sewall and Watson, br
never & word about their u0nja4
Hobart. He appears to be aa luclt
a nonentity as a yellow dog uoders
wagon.-J0urnal, Napa, Gal.
Restore confidence" is the recipe Of
the goldbugs for hard times. Bltthe7
do not put the proper irgredieuts in the
prescription to suit the people, WHO
prefer to take silver at il to ] as the
best '~'restorer. "-Buchanan Banner.
If the farmer had sold his farm FIR
50, 500 in 1875 snd buried tue money he
could now take the money thus buried
and buy more than two such farng8
he sold. Yet it Is claimed that The dol.
lar has not appreclated.-FynergL
| Ohio, Democrat.
There is considerable diff von4e b.
tween a pIutocrat aud a D3m(Am
This was known long ago, btS. t12
| former considered himself the creap
of the Democratic party. Now that be
has been skinned off he is likely to
discover that he was only froth-
Evening Standard, Troy, N. Y.
It is curiosity-morbid curiosity
that takes the great crowds to see and
hear Bryan. Why, of course it is
Thou:ands and thousand of R9pubi
cans will vote for Bryan just outd
curiosity just to see how 1t feels to
vote for a man that has no mortgage
on him. R7publican, Forsyth, No.
The big railroad excursions to Gan.
ton and the thousands of railway en-
ployees given free trips on regula
wages, with all expenses paid, Is 80
evidence that the railway corporations
are solid against the people. Pluto
racy and the railroads are working
hand in hand Sentinel, Chicago, LII
Old Man Palmer, goldbug candidate
No. 2 for President, in an interview al
Washington last Sunday, said be be
lieved Mckinley would carry Illinois
and be elected. Palmer certainly hopes
so. He was nominated by the some
crowd of plutes who dictated McKin
l9y's nomination. Register, Vanco1
yer, Wash.
A soldier said he would vote for Nj:
Kinly and save pensions to the soldier
Now, which is best, sell your childraD
into bondage and slavery for a small
eight dollars per month, or vote td
your children's future interest and STD
receive a pension, for no party daS
take from a soldier his we'll earned per-
sion.-Eye, Blrwell, Nebr.
The Reading Railroad, bonded aDl
stocked for $3.50, 600, 900, has asst beef
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