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Newspaper
The Progressive Farmer
Location
Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1892
Page
8
The letter from Warsaw urges Alliancemen to reject personal prefs and unite for reform in North Carolina politics. It questions merchants' money scarcity, advocates Sub-Treasury reform, and warns that legislators abandoning the plan will face voter backlash. A second piece from N A Dunnina condemns broken promises and politicians who desert the Sub-Treasury program.
In Faison Duplin County North Carolina about 130 men attended a meeting with Hon G W Wilcox the Leewarer for the 3d district. He urged voters to educate themselves on reform principles and finance land and transportation while praising the Sub Treasury plan. The county is lauded as a banner Democratic and Alliance stronghold with many voters converted.
Stony Riper of Surry County North Carolina cites confusion over local alliance politics. He explains Independent Alliance formed February 1892 by honest Christian men not expelled members. He addresses disputes, references state lecturer Bro Bell, and notes internal divisions leading toward a split.
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The document, dated February 22 24 1892 at St Louis Missouri, presents a labor platform from the Confederated Industrial Organizations. It rails against political corruption and aims to unite urban and rural workers, calling for a government owned rail system, postal savings banks, national currency, silver coinage, and land reform with alien ownership prohibited.
The Dakota Ruralist notes Bro Books as editor and National Alliance vice president. It praises robust activity across a lively three Alliance group in America and urges the South to read and follow Western progress with a club offer of Armeme at $1.50 for both. orders to be sent.
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