Resolutions on NC election law and alliance actions
A Northern daily reports Rocky River Alliance vows to discuss amended sections 2671 2674 2675 and 2776 of the North Carolina election law while criticizing the 1889 amendments and the Harris vs Scarborough decision. It notes Judge Avery Clark and Davis opinions, registrar duties, and potential legislative change. Also includes regional alliance resolutions urging refunds of B A funds and condemning legislative moves against alliances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Sens
Sife
General Assembly
Simmons
Supreme Court of North Carolina
Harris
Scarborough
Avery
North Carolina
Justice Clark
Davis
Clark
Office of the Law
Supreme Court
North
Carlina
Democratic Executive Committee
Stoneville Alliance condemns legislature attack on alliance
Stoneville Alliance No 2232 passes resolutions condemning the legislature for its attack on the Alliance, stating the move stems from political bias. Davidson county’s A E Myers says the Alliance remains strong there if the charter repeal attempt continues. Reed's X Roads speech by Bro Butler is praised, Mt Gilead Alliance in Montgomery county claims it is not dead, with B F Snuggs as president and J T Haywood as secretary. Whoop her up brethren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stoneville Alliance
A. E. Myers
Davidson County
Bro. Butler
Reed
X Roads
J. C. McKimmon
Mt. Gilead
EpiTtol
Worth
State Chronicle
Raleigh
Bragg
Badger
Graham
Gaston
Morehead
America
Senate Committee
Col
John Robinson
Commissioner of Agriculture
Committee On Agriculture
Senator Patterson
Caldwell
Bro. Graham
Atwater
Chatham
Armstrong
Pender
Alliance
State Alliance
Morehead City
Dr. Mercer
McRea
Richmond
Senate
Scotland
Mitchell
Bertie
Northampton
Parrott
Lenoir
Jesus
Christ
Augustus
Nero
Trojan
Buck
Senator Jones
Forsyth
J. 8
Bell
B. A
Judas
J. A. Stevens
Wayne
The
Alli
W. 3. Barnes
W. H. Worth
W. A. Graham
Marion Butler
North Carolina
North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance
Sub-Alliance
J. M. Mewburne
How to Start Capons In Poultry Markets Year Round
The plan suggests hatcing chickens from May to October in the North and winterly in the South to supply capons year round. It advises selecting two pound cockerels, fasting for 36 hours to empty intestines, then caponizing the birds for market readiness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Epping
N. H
Alliance Members In Cotton States To Refer Matter Back
Address from R J Sledge and associates stating no authority given to Cotton Cooperative Bureau by National Council in Memphis 1892. They will not pursue enterprise under National Council, instead refer to state alliances for consideration. Fiscal agent Gro R Maxwest and secretary B G West sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Council
Memphis
Tenn
Cotton Cooperative Bureau
National Alliance
R. J. Sledge
Gro. R Maxwest
B. G. West
More True Grit Comsock Sub Alliance Letter
A Comsock North Carolina Sub Alliance member writes about keeping funds in the Business Agency Fund amid legislative meddling. He notes small personal contributions, reluctance to withdraw, and willingness to donate more if needed to support brethren. The April county meeting invites all members and friends for dinner and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrispurn
N. C
Progressive Farmer
Reform
S. A. Grigg
Comsock
Epitor
Brother Worth
the Order
Ner
J. T. Gordon
KE. Dray
That Senate Committee As I Saw Them
A vivid account from a debate on the North Carolina Farmers Alliance charter portrays a Raleigh committee room scene. The narrator denounces the lawmakers as “crucifiers” and defends the Alliance’s funds, urging continued organization and education while condemning ex post facto aims and political obstruction.
Signs of Life in Reform Press Pushes Against Trusts
A study of recent newspaper stances shows papers formerly aligned with reform voice mounting opposition to trusts. The New York Herald and Rural New Yorker weigh the scope of monopolies, urging action against covert combinations amid growing public sentiment for change. The piece notes the Memphis Avalanche nostalgia and calls for renewed subscriptions to support The Progressive Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trug
Thi
New-Yorker
Rumors of Raleigh Caucus Over Missing Ball Funds
An ENQUIRER report suggests a $500 inaugural ball fund used to pay musicians rent, and that Raleigh legislators and small politicians organized a caucus to prosecute Otho Wilson. Part of the money allegedly funded a lawyer and whiskey, with funds replenished from other sources.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epior
Carr
Stronach
Raleigh
Otho Wilson
Enquirer
A Plan for Summer Encampments
Honraye Fatts writes that the coming summer should feature encampment events organized by the National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union. He notes the national financial and industrial topics will drive interest, and offers to arrange for speakers of national reputation including Senators Jones and Stewart Nevada Peffer Kyle J B Weaver Ignatius Donnelly Tom Watson and leaders Loucks Butler War.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jones and Stewart
Nevada
Peffer
Kyle
U. S. Senate
J. B.weaver
Ingatius Donnely
Tom Watson
H. L. Loucks
Marion Butler
Also Mentioned on This Page
L. L. Polk
Rocky River Alliance
Fairfield Alliance
Kinston
S. H. Bricut, Sec’y Lenoir Co. F. A
Mississippi
Thos
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