Warning over political danger in farmers alliance order
A lengthy critique warns of two major hazards within the farmers alliance movement political leadership and compromises. It argues officers should be farmers, not politicians, and urges subordinate bodies to prevent politicians from seizing control before the 1892 national election.
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Charleston
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United
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