North Carolina Farmers State Alliance and linked committees
The article lists officers and committees across the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance and related groups, including presidents Marion Butler and L. L. Polk, secretary treasurers, lecturers, and executive boards, with載 names from Clinton, Ashe, Raleigh, and other towns. It also covers reform press associations, Alliance papers, and a Calamity Howlers column debating Jeffersonian democracy and historical banking opinions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orth Carolina Farmers State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
B. Long
Ashe- We
N.C
W.S. Barnes
Taleizh
J. §. Bell
Brasstown
C. C. Wright
Glass
N. C
Rev. E. Pope
Chalk Level
W. . Tomlinson
Ayetteville
H. E. King
Vanut
Holt
Chalkevel
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
Graham
Machpelah
North Ina Farmers’ State Alliance
Alexander
Charlotte
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
J. L. Ramsey
Warren Butler
W. S. Sarnea
Progressive Farmer
State Organ
the Workingman’s Helper
Pinnacle
Watchman
Salisbury
Farmers’ Advocate
Tarboro
Mountain Home Journal
Asheville
Alliance Sentinel
Goldsboro
Country Life
Trinity College
Mercury
Made up Club Offer From The Progressive Farmer
An advertisement promotes joining a fictitious club under The Progressive Farmer with a price of 50 cents, running through mid November. The text appears as a brief sales blurb for a non existent club.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer
Wee Speaking at Taylorsville Opens Farmers Alliance Meeting
A Taylorsville North Carolina gathering led by the Farmers Alliance heard Rev. J T Hoover discuss causes of political and economic turmoil tied to money, tariffs, and reform. Resolutions backed the St Louis platform as speakers urged unity and action for financial reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylorsville
N. C
Epirror
Alexander County
William E. White
Court House
J. T. Stover
J. T. B. Hoover
Brother Hoover
Farmers’ Alliance
St. Louis
Joan L. Lercer
A Party of the Plain People in North Carolina
A column urging clarity in party lines, arguing labor and capital should be represented by two parties. It supports the Peoples' party as aligned with labor, pledging to act on the Alliances Demands and urging plain people to back the labor element to realize true representation. AnpotT L. Swinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Temple
Hell
Heaven
Wall Street
Pennsylvania Avenue
Gopsworo
N. C
Labor
Peoples’ Party
Anpott L. Swinson
National Reform Party Platform Endorsed by Labor Leader
A labor leader urges unity under a broad National Reform Party, urging recognition of a platform from the National Congress in St Louis. He urges voters to question candidates on endorsement, detailing two candidates with starkly different pledges to support or reject the platform and its principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiltiardston
N. C
Nash Co
Lstill
United States
National Reform Party
Beaven
National Congress
St. Louis
Address Ep Cnampers SmitH Plan Revised
A fragmented letter critiques political convention packing and warns of deceptive tactics. The writer says crowds are scattered nationwide and urges pretending friendship while feigning protection. The aim is to influence delegates without revealing true intent.
Beulah Alliance Holds St Louis Platform Vote
Terse local notice by T. EK. McCaskey recounts Beulah Alliance No 1057 ratifying the St Louis Platform on a Saturday with all present voting for it. It condemns Democratic and Republican machines, laments money and silver policy, and calls for cross-race political unity to unseat current party bosses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darrpden’s
N. C
Ephor
Order
Beulah Alliance
St. Louis
Lage
Simonpore Democrats
Democratic Party
Hugh McCullough
House
Senate
Bland
Cleveland
United States Treasury
Mills
Mercy
Samuel Randall
Vance
Polk
St Louis
Rothchilds
August Belmont
Horace Greely
Republican Party
Payne
Standard Oil Fame
Brice
United States Senate
Tilden
Sherman
Sanford
Burns
T. EK. McCaskey
Letter from South Carolina on finance and public duty
A correspondent praises The Progressive Farmer for independent, frank discussion on the financial question. He cites the devaluation shown by debtor sales, warns about alliances and plunder, urges citizen responsibility, and commends the magazine for its manly, gallant discharge of duty amid alarming times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bprron
Information Wanted About Turning Under Green Rye
A rural notice from Petra Mill, N C, seeks Alliance advice on turning under green rye before tobacco planting. The requester asks how long the rye should be turned under and if excessive green rye poses risks, inviting return mail from East Coast alliance friends. He notes 51 members, all aligned with the Ocala platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petra Mill
N.C
Epior
Ocala
Treasury
F.G. Bowman
Also Mentioned on This Page
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National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
L. L. Polk
North Carolna
Atlantic
F St
N. W
Washington, D. C
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
J. H. Turnersoorgia
North Capitol
Washington
D.C
Lacturer
J. H. Willetts
Kansas
Macune
D. C
Yrouzo Wardall
South da
Tee
F. Tillman
Palmetto
Tennessee
Judiciary
Cole
Michigan
R. W. Beck
Alabama
M. D. Davie
Kentucky
National Legislative Committee
Sharman
LW. Macune
Mann Page
Brandon
L. P. Featherstone
Forest City
Arkansas
W. F. Gwinn
White
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Woolworth
Borror
Partizan
Delaware
Rhode Island
Berlin
Thomas Jefferson
Jackson
Old Hickory
Bank of the
Executive Department
Secretary of the Treasury
Thomas H. Benton
Benjamin Franklin
John C. Calhoun
Henry Clay
William Pitt
America
Adam Smith
Lincoln
Chase
John
Calhoun
Alliance
T. A. EppEs
Bro. E. A. Moser
Flint Hill Alliance
Forsyth County
the Public Voice
Friends of Reform
Snootina Creek
Herrick Alexander Co
Billy Bolden
Billy Boupen
Wee
Bro
Hoover
Yours Truly
Cnampers Smith
Martin County
South Carolina
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