The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1897-08-17
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Hard Hits, Bold Sayings and
Paragraphs From Reform P,n.sii't
The Dingleyization of the Ron,r''
psrty's intellect has brought eS.lcO
insanity among the high cockIg' q
which is pitiable to see,-0i~:NS
views, Los Angeles. Ra
Matt Quay's son, who is in y.
has been promoted, by Preside feg
Kinley over the heads of 72a "
lieutenants, to a captaincy. Nh. Oas
Of 728 to 1 is rather high even -. 'asa
administration Farmers Trib,.. @
It seems queer to a MAJ ~
but the very things predicted h. %a
McKinleyites during the late %
as to happen if Bryan were eIec.as
happening today, yet it is NcTo'S %
(and not Bryan who is in tho W. Y
House chair. Civic Review "as
Angeles. %
In the last three months r,vr,.-
Gage has locked up $50, 600, 600 ~ =
peoples money. If the peorlo ~a
good sense they would now proo.,s a'
lock Mr.. Gage up. a secrato,0
Treasury who is guilty of what b1 v
done should not be allowed to ~.
large. Pueblo Courier, Colo.
Charlestown Nv. Va Gazstta. y
KinIey's American Eagle il q
strosity. A bird that can poks W.
beak in a sugar barrel in Wall Sr,.'.
stretch one wing 2 500 miles out in y,
Pacific Ocean, but can't exton1 ~.
other wing sixty miles from -,
Florida coast, is a freak, to ssv n.
least.
We have no patience with the vo,t
ingmen who recently, in Pittsbn,
tore McKinley's picture to shreds oi
stamped the decoy picture of factors
starting up by his election under thd
feet. It is Is to 1 that the same M,
will be fools enough in 1900 to DO inn
as they did last year.-The Sldg
hammer.
When Admiral Miller said that 0sr
nation thinking of going to war viii
have to consult England about IL
General Miles evidently thought Al
miral Miller didn't really belong to at
United States Navy, and so con6s@R
his jubilee accommodations Patra
ism before politeness may now becun
the motto Of our army.-Natud
Knight Waterman.
It is estimated that the amountd
money spent upon the queens jubla
public and private-foots up sl@.
600, 600. In India millions Of tl
queens subjects are slowly dying By
starvation, and donations are begged
in this country for them. Who ca
blame the queen9 She has anice thin
and is pushing it along" But aI
chu mps who support and defend thi
system ought to be slaves, for they an
not worthy of freedom-AdV@s
Guard.
A railroad detective who travels ~
most constantly between Chicago ai
Cleveland reports that the numbad
tramps now on the road exceeds alEI
thing he has ever seen. He says tH
it is not fair to call them trampSn I
they appear to be mechanics and laOal
ers out of employment. TIE deteca1
in question makes the almost incredDi
statement that be counted 1877 tramp
on one freight train as it left Gran
Crossing last Tuesday night.-Pasa
Courier, Colo.
All this slueh and prevarIcauN
about the death and burial Of PopunD
is getting to be an old chestnut |"
rotten to crack. The Populist ps'
is in a healthy, growing condition ~
will amount to a great deal in snSPT
the affairs Of this Government b6DG
this conflict is over. Just becaas'
few traitors, that allied thens8I0
with the party for Office SAKE DyI
return to the enemy and dclare "
Populism is dead, is a very good W
that the reform party is getting Iu
some of it's dead weight and getting
a healthy, growing condition ~i'
mer's Light.
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