Kansas Agitator Advocate for a New Party Reform
A broad exhortation to farmers and allies to unite in forming a new political party. The piece condemns existing Democratic and Republican structures as corrupt, urges pooling resources, and calls for electing reform-minded candidates to Congress and state legislatures. It promotes equality for producers and critica l taxation tied to monopolies, urging action across the nation.
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Congress
Washington
Temple
Pomeroy
Abandoned New England farms probed by reformers
A New Hampshire Board of Agriculture meeting notes 305 of 1342 abandoned farms now occupied after sales or leases, with 1,000 still vacant. The speaker cites persistent but limited commissioner work, a shift to tenant farmers, and few wealthy buyers turning farms into deer parks. The piece closes with a call for reform and economic justice, echoing voices from Penter Valdo in Our Republican Monarchy.
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New Hampshire State Board of Agriculture
Europe
Deer Parke
New England
Boston Globe
We are Marching Along in the St Louis Platform
A verse broadside calls for abolition of national banks and legal tender notes to curb usury. It demands free silver coinage and land reform, fair taxes, public ownership of railways and telegraph, and the people controlling the nation’s money. The piece praises the red white and blue and criticizes Ingalls for voting against their positions.
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Shylock
Ingalls
Gar nett R P. Urges Harris Reporter Medal Club
A fragmentary call extols a small Gar nett R.P. member to recruit a Harris reporter and create a leather medal from a yellow dog hide. The message urges forming a club and promoting an offer, though details are unclear.
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Garnett R.P
Harris
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