The Populist Movement in Georgia
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" The new lights want to abolish the national banks, " said the Philadelphia North American, " though but for the national banks most of them would have been in the poor house twenty years ago. " 4 The Alliance was regarded as a disease. 5 The farmers were caricatured as bewhiskered cranks, varying between harmless lunacy and something like the more modern con- ception of Bolshevik viciousness. They were socialists in disguise, led off by unscrupulous, self-seeking politicians into dangerous he...resies, which none of them understood.
1 Quoted in Public Opinion, vol. Ix, p. 408 (Aug. 9, 1890).
*In ibid. , vol. X, p. 218 (Dec. 13, 1890).
8 Ibid. , vol. Ix, p. 408. The sub-treasury scheme "verges on im- becility, " said the Minneapolis Tribune, adding, ... " There is plenty of money to be borrowed upon good land mortgage security. " Pub. Op. , vol. Ix, p. 168 (May 31, 1890).
'Ibid. , vol. X, p. 218.
*Ibid.
gS THE POPULIST MOVEMENT IN GEORGIA [98 Kansas, where the " disease " was especially malignant, called forth from the New York Evening Post the widely quoted commentary, " We don't want any more states until we can civilize Kansas.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" The new lights want to abolish the national banks, " said the Philadelphia North American, " though but for the national banks most of them would have been in the poor house twenty years ago. " 4 The Alliance was regarded as a disease. 5 The farmers were caricatured as bewhiskered cranks, varying between harmless lunacy and something like the more modern con- ception of Bolshevik viciousness. They were socialists in disguise, led off by unscrupulous, self-seeking politicians into dangerous he...resies, which none of them understood.
1 Quoted in Public Opinion, vol. Ix, p. 408 (Aug. 9, 1890).
*In ibid. , vol. X, p. 218 (Dec. 13, 1890).
8 Ibid. , vol. Ix, p. 408. The sub-treasury scheme "verges on im- becility, " said the Minneapolis Tribune, adding, ... " There is plenty of money to be borrowed upon good land mortgage security. " Pub. Op. , vol. Ix, p. 168 (May 31, 1890).
'Ibid. , vol. X, p. 218.
*Ibid.
gS THE POPULIST MOVEMENT IN GEORGIA [98 Kansas, where the " disease " was especially malignant, called forth from the New York Evening Post the widely quoted commentary, " We don't want any more states until we can civilize Kansas.
What to read after The Populist Movement in Georgia?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Alex Mathews Arnett to read onlineMoreLess
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