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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Apr 26, 1892

Page

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National Farmers Alliance and Union Leaders and Papers

A long list of officers and executive committees from the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, North and South Carolina alliances, and affiliated state and national press. Includes names like L. L. Polk, Marion Butler, J. S. Bell, and various regional leaders, plus a roster of reform papers and a note on maintaining the list if papers support the Ocala platform.

Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Marion Butler Clinton North Carolina Reform Press Association Oficers J. BL. Ramsey W. S. Barnes Progressive Farmer State Organ Raleigh N. C Jancasian the Workingman's Helper Pinnacle Watchman Salisbury Farmers’ Advocate Tarboro Mountain Home Journal Asheville Alliance Sentinel Goldsboro Country Life Trinity College N. C. Mercury Hickory N.C Rattler Whitakers Agricultural Bee Stambus Weekly News Whiteville Ocala

A Call to End Partisan Clouds in Politics

A historical commentary urges voters to repeal oppressive laws and seek equal rights for all. It cites critics of party loyalty and quotes Geo William Curtis advocating stripping party influence to honor civil reform and constitutional freedoms.

Debra N. C Epior Geo William Curtis Ha 'S Weekly

What has become of the money

A Southern Mercury piece explains current and historical money in circulation. It cites about 500 million inactive currency and 7.80 per person, contrasts 1866 52 per person, and outlines Acts from 1865 to 1878 converting legal tender to bonds, retirements, demonetization, and treasury locks, noting large bond issues and losses to the public.

Congress Treasury Southern Mercury

Club Offer from The Progressive Farmer Advertisement

An ad invites readers to subscribe from now until November 15 for 50 cents. It suggests creating their own clubs and participating in a community reading or activity plan.

Progressive Farmer

Waiting and Watching in Fort Barnwell Craven Co

A letter from Mr Borror urges swift public discussion on politics and the Farmers Alliance. He questions Third Party endorsements, defends the Progressive Farmer, and asserts no need for a third party in the state or nation while seeking open, balanced expression of views.

J. W. Lane Nyee Public Voice Fort Barnwell Craven Co Borror Itor United States North Carolina State Alliance Progressive Farmer Farmers’ Alliance

Wayne County Union Meeting Reports Live Spirit of Alliance

A Union assembly in Eureka, Wayne County, organized four Sub Alliances Falling Creek Prospect Thunder Swamp and Eureka with officers W B Hood President Louis Godwin Vice President M E Britt Chaplain and J A Stevens Secretary Speakers including J D Ezzell J M Mewborne J E Person J T Kennedy and C F R Kornegay addressed the audience. Kennedy declared 48 years voting Democratic yet now a calamity howler as leaders align with Wall Street and the St Louis platform. The group adjourned to meet in June at Smiths Chapel Church to discuss free coinage of silver with each Sub Alliance selecting a representative.

Borror Plewe Wayne Eureka Falling Creek Prospect Thunder Swamp W. B. Hood Louis Godwin M. E. Britt J. A Stevens Brethren J. D. Ezzell J. M. Mewborne J. E. Person J.T. Kennedy C.F. R. Kornegay Alliance J. T. Kennedy Democratic Party House of Lords Wall Street St. Louis Smith's Chapel Church J. A. Srevins Sec’y

Clubs Contest Raises Stakes Through November Fifteenth

A period running from now until November 15 sets a stake of 150 cents, inviting clubs to raise their participation.

Democracy and money power in North Carolina politics

How should patriotic North Carolinians act before November elections. The author, Howarkrp F. Jones, argues money rules via corporate funding and unequal influence, contrasts Democrats and Republicans, endorses the St Louis labor platform, and urges a Peoples party shift to empower ordinary workers against a system of law favoring capital.

Warrenton N. C North Carolina America Senate House Congressional Congress Republican Party Democratic Party Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison D. B. Hill Tts Roe Re Ublican Cael Bile Con National Economist Economist Politi Tic David B. Hill St. Louis Aew West South State Chronicle Chronicle Uncle Sam the Chronicle Renn E’s People’s Party Howakrp F. Jones

Morven Alliance Resolutions Endorse Ocala Demands 1892

Morven Alliance of Axson County North Carolina on April 2 1892 adopts resolutions denouncing the current government system and urging support for the Ocala demands and the St Louis platform. They pledge to back only candidates who endorse these demands and authorize publication in theresseive Farmer. Signed J J Danes president and Os L Jommnson secretary for 50 cents.

Axson County N.C. Wuenreas Morven Alliance Ocala St. Louis

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union L. L. Polk North Carolia Atlantic Building Far N. W Washington, D. C H. L. Loucks Huron South Dakota J. H. Turner Morgia North Capitol D. C J. H. Willetts Kansa V. Macune Ionzo Wardall South da K F. Tillman Palmetto Tennessee Judiciary Cole Michigan RW. Beck Alabama M. D. Davie Kentucky National Legislative Committee O. W. Macune Iaeekeee D.C Sari Page Brandon Pea Featherstone Forest City Avon Gwinn White B. Long Asheule Barnes J. S. Bell Brasstown C. ©. Wright Glass Rev. E. Pope Chalkevel W. H. Tomlinson Ayetteville H. E. King Sanut Holt W. H. Worth W. Graham Machpelah NORTH Arolina Farmers’ State Alliance B. Alexander Charlotte Kin Sigmeeda Dean Stanley W. Beecher Edward Payson Rome Herbert Spencer F. Qurry Warren County Bartor Col. L. Polk Col. Polk Jno BRO. Massey IN Caswell CO Eprror Bro. Massey Blue Fork Joe Hurdle County Line Massey Purley Red House Achtar Leasburg Caswell Pea C. G. Lexa, Co. Tr Wayne County The Morvan Alliance J. J. Danes L. Jommnson Sec
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