Socialism and Anarchy in the Progressive Farm View
E StintMan argues for a middle path between pure socialism and anarchism. He criticizes extreme reformers and urges freeing land for common use, with limited government and protection of individual rights. The piece calls for public ownership of monopolies and public functions, urging rational cooperation and liberty.
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Pope
E. StintMan
Brooklyn
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Reform debate and fertilizer insight across era papers
A collage of editorial quips and political jabs from reform papers discussing free silver, gold standards, and party platforms with pointed critiques of Cleveland era policies. It includes opinions on finance, missionary zeal, and a note on stable manure versus commercial fertilizers for crop growth.
Daniel's Band and political strife in North Carolina
The text rails at Democratic leaders and the Cleveland gilded wing over silver politics, urges formation of a Daniel's Band to stand by Alliance demands, and condemns goldbug and populist clashes. It references Vance, the Omaha Declaration, and calls for steady courage against party infighting.
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Progressive Farmer
Prinsporo
N. C
Chatham Record
Mr. Record
Cleveland
Democratic Party
Wall Street
Record
Puopul’st
Vance
Democracy
Racord
Rata
North Carolina
Omaha
Texas
South
West
Polk
News and Observer
Democratic
Heaven
God
Eterys
Leander Locktox Hig
Daniel
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