Bribery of deadheadism and political planks read in The Progressive Farmer
A dialogue mocks Populists and Democratic rhetoric amid NC political squabbles. A speaker laments failed fusion with Republicans and outlines disease fears while Betsy rejoices. The column condemns free telegraph blanks in Congress and urges reforms with a San Francisco Star critique. Willis Whinery of Salem promotes an ad giveaway strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. H. Tuttle
Raleigh
N.C
R. S Johnson
Steckley
Del
Racine
Address to the People's Party of North Carolina 1896
A detailed record of a joint meeting in Raleigh on April 16 1896 between the State Executive Committees of the People's Party and the Republican Party to discuss cooperation for the North Carolina election. It includes proposed cooperative platforms, notes on reform principles such as free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, and the rejection of one Republican counterproposal. It closes urging campaign focus on honest principles and organizational preparation ahead of the St. Louis National Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
North Carolina
Pops
Betsy
Washington
Houses
Congress
Lzading
House of Congress
U 3
Convention
San Francisco Star
People's Party of
Republican Party
People’s Party
Raleigh
Republican Committee
S Ste
Republican State Committee
Republcan
Republican State Executive Committee
Supreme Court
A. E Hoton
St. Ex
H. L Grant
James H. Youna
Price Harp
J. Tuomas Settle
People's Party
Wuereas
National People’s Party
National Republican Party
Republican Party of
Henry M. Teller
Republican United Siates
Pritchard
China
Japan
Europe
H. M. Teller
F. & Warren
Lee Mantle
G. L. Shoup
J. C. Pritchard
Ed . Wolcott
John I. Mitchell
Frank J Cannon
R. F. Pettigrew
Ced
T Pubois
H C. Hansborough
T. H Carter
Gev. C
N.C
The
N. C
Cfticas
South
West
St. Louis
Ccpsh
Subs
Sub- Alliance
T Ivey
S. B.A
Trillsboro
S. B
Benedict Arnold Carlisle Speech on Currency and Labor
Benedict Arnold Carlisle, secretary of the treasury and Rothschild ally, spoke in Chicago on the currency question. He argued that wealthy individuals escape worst effects of financial distress while workers and modest earners bear the hardship as currency or policy shifts depress demand and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benedict Arnold Carlisle
Treasury
Rothschild
Chicago
Policy on currency and employment impacts urged
A lengthy critique argues for monetary policy protecting wages and stable currency to preserve worker welfare and industrial health. It denounces gold standard advocates, asserts widespread business ruin, wage cuts, and continued financial distress. The piece lauds North Carolina inventors and invites patentability notices to the Associated Trade and Industrial Press.
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Zeke Bileins, M
Willis Whinery
Salem
Ohio
Raeiau
A. E Howton
James H. Young
J.C PritcHarp
Thomas Settle
Brown
Ore
Alliance Tannery
Shropshire
Essex
Rei
Occoneechee Farm
Durham
Lalor
Lsborer
Distresa
Carlisle
Snd
Patent Law Department
Associated Trade and Industrial Press
610
Thirteenth Street
LD. C
Old North
Chester
Charles Spurgeon
Mary Singleton Fon
Malleagle
the Sheriffs of
Biadl
Syt
M Harrisons
James A. Ritchie Faith
AITTS
Randant
Marth
Faruer
Raleigh, N
Cuas J Parker
Mgr
Teachers’ Aid Association
Mo. Hoover
Elm City
S. P. Woodley
Creswell, N. CL
W. Smit
Richardson Creek
Berkshires
Elma Clere
H. J. Bivens
Chesters
Mexico
Whinery
Swine Advocate
Satem
N. P. Boyer, & Co., Coh
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