Carolina Farmers and Reform Telegrams Unite for Reforms
A long list of NC and national figures from Marion Butler to J. L. Gilbert appear amid notes on the Farmers Alliance, Judiciary committees, and editorial guidance urging better crop practices and tax reform. The piece argues tariff robbery and calls for a new deal and revolutionary change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ice
Bridges
N.C
Barnes
Irre Thompson
Rich N
J. T. B. Hoover
Jim Ci
Keo T. Lane
H. E. King
Eat At Arms
J. R. Hancock
Greensboro
N. C
W. H. Worth
Basic
Eahan Business Agency
North Carolina Farmers’ State
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
I J. Long
Eoka
F. Hileman
Concord
ATE Alliance Judiciary
N.M. Culbreth
Whiteville
Jon Brady
Gatesville
John Graham
Ridgeway
N. N. Es C
T. T. Speight
Lewis
Julius Cesar
People’s Party
Cromwell
England
Charles
Louis
Maria Antoinette
Demagogues and Democ racy Theme in North Carolina Letter
A writer in Oxisko North Carolina laments national decline and calls for honest ballot box governance. He criticizes democratic politicians and “Polk monument” memorializes North Carolina’s noble son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oxisko
N. C
Epior
America
Polk
North Carolina
M. G. Gregory
Reform Era Rhetoric on Money and Politics
A compilation of political digests and essays from reform papers, denouncing money power, tariff issues, and party politics. It includes editorials by James Murdock and others criticizing monopolies, finance, and governance with calls for Sub-Treasury and cooperative solutions. The pieces reference farmers' alliances, Populists, and national figures in a period of economic critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tarif
Borror
Abraham Lincoln
Edmond Burke
Thomas Jefferson
Treasury
Missouri
Congress
Gainesville
Cleveland
Harrison
Brockton
Epitor
Rowan County Farmers’ Alliance
Frick’s
Department of Minerals and Curiosities
Rowan County
J. T. Wyatt
Faith
N. C
J.T. Wyatt
Rowan County Fair Association
Mr. Enpiror
Wall
Lombard Street
James Murdock
Letter From Hickory Critiques Progressive Farmer piece
Hickory North Carolina April 12 1894 letter writer rebuts Rev John Ammons claim in The Progressive Farmer about a Democratic upstart easing a burden and an attack on the Populist party. He cites a February talk to Philomathian and Euresian societies at Mara Hill College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ammons
Mr. Ammons
Marke
Tos. M. Hurnam
Hickory
N. C
Ephor
Progressive Farmer
John Ammons
Cheek
Philomathian
Euresian
Mara Hill College
Grand picnic and reform meeting announced in Bertie County
The notice invites the public to a picnic and reform gathering in Powellsville Bertie county on Thursday May 24 with speakers Col. Harry Skinner Hon Marion Butler J My Mewborne Hon John Brady and others. Editors and Ramseys are urged to attend and spread the word.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epstor
Powellsville
Bertie County
Harry Skinner
Greenville
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
J. My Mewborne
Kinston
Alliance
John Brady
Gatesville
Mr. Ramsey
Also Mentioned on This Page
NAL Farmers’ Allind Industrial Union
Ogg Nat
ANCE
A.C
J. L. Gilbert
Calortinary
Col
D. P. Dunbstba
O. Boucks
Huron
Mann B. Bee
Virginia
I. Brandon
Pages Falla
New Ox
H. C. Dem- Latretary
Harrisburg
Pennsy
Southworth
Denver
Colabama
W. Beck
D. Davie
Kentucky
Et Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
J .M. Mewborne
North Carolina Reform Press Association
J. L. Ramsey
Yorion Butler
W. S. Barnes
State Organ
Ralph
Uae
Wisconsin Dairyman
Hampshire
Dream OF the Press
Tom Watson
Republican Party
Holton Tribune
Colorado State Guard
San Miguel
Yurup
Coxey
Ward McAllister
Ward
Washington
N. Y
Annie L. Diggs
Wollen Mills
Omaha Commonwealth
Bertie
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