Sub Treasury Debate Draws Large Prosperity Crowd
A July 29 open debate in Prosperity pitted Sen. M. C. Butler against Dr. J. Wm Stokes on the sub treasury plan. The crowd of about 1500 packed the town, responding with quiet. Butler and Stokes outlined elastic currency ideas, while Butler argued against direct government lending and warned the plan risks.
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Prosbnrry
S. C
Sub-Treasury
M.C. Butler
JJ. Wm Stokes
Gen. Butler
Tillman
Spartanburg
Nenitor
Butler
Sigh
Newberry Alliance
J. J.traywick
Sligh
Spow
United States
J. Wm Stokes
M. C. Butler
Col.Talbert
Dr. Stokes
State Alliance
Alliance
Newberry County
Stokes
Senator Butler
News and Courier
Ile
Livingston
Georgia Alliance
Mr. Livingston
Treasury
Democracy and Alliance in the Southern Party Scene
Sam Small criticizes the Alliance as a powerful force sweeping the South. He argues Southern Democrats align with the Alliance, oppose a third party, and push Alliance planks in the People's party platform. He notes Georgia with 84,000 Alliance Democrats and Arkansas with 16,000, while most South Carolina farmers back both Democracy and Alliance.
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Democracy
New York
Sam Small
Aliance Brother
Mr. Small
Southern Democracy
Alliance
Democratic Party
People’s Party
Georia
Ara@nevas
South Carolina
Great Debate at Spartanburg on Alliance Sub Treasury
Governor Tillman and Col Terrell debated the Alliance program in an audience crowded beyond capacity. Terrell argued for abolition of national banks and state depositories with low interest loans. Tillman pressed currency reform, warned against division in the Democratic Party, and urged unity to curb the power of banks and pensions.
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Col Lobert Chiselm
Charleston
United States
Iere
M. Stone
Tforum
Mr. Stone
Stokes
Mr. Calhoun
Alliance
South Carolina
New York
Liverpool
Tle
M.C. Butler
Butler
Senate
United States Treasury
Sub-Treasury
Mr. Stokes
Newberry
Horry
Pickens
Barnwell
Beaufort
Georgetown
Lexington
Supreme Court
Keitt
New Orleans
Secretary of War
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Salhoun
Treasury
Kent
Latler
En. Butler
Spartanburg
S. C
Tillman
Col. Terrell
Adjt
Farley
Bobby
Gen Stackhouse
Snell
Evans
Waddell
J. 8. Browning
Donaldson
J.a.sligh
Col Terrell
Academy
Edgefield
News and Courier
South Carolina Alliance
St Louis
Ocala
Col .Verrell
Col
Col Polk
Ts Peak
Iliance
Lisech
Polk
Ile
Volk
Col .Terrell
Washington
Jefferson
South
North
New York State
Kansas
Harrison
Connecticut
New Jersey
Indiana
National Democratic Party
Blaskell
Sle
Peffer
Kansas Alliance
Powderly
Knights of Labor
Ife
Farmers’ Movement
Terrell
Properly Equipped Farm Workshop For Boys At Home
The article urges every farmer to provide a work shop or work room with a sturdy bench and vice, two planes, a shaving bench with a drawing knife, saws, chisels, bit stocks, bits, hatchet, files, screwdrivers, and wrenches. Include SEB PRNSes cold chisels and anvil, soldering iron, needles, and awls to mend harness. A well stocked shop keeps boys busy indoors on rainy days and may deter them from leaving for the village.
Murderous Soldier Rampage in Posen
At Posen a drunken German soldier went on a sword spree killing a sergeant and a physician before he was overpowered. The incident occurred in the streets during the afternoon.
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Berlin
Posen
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Prosperity
Calhoun
Stuart Mill
Clay
Wall Street
Chicago
Sub-Treasuries
Federal Treasury
Sam
House
ME Stores
Col. Talbert
J. W. Stokes
Greenville
Columbia
Terrell and
Ury
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