North Carolina Farmers State Alliance Officials List
A detailed roster of officers and committees for the National Farmers Alliance and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. Includes president Marion Butler and names for secretary treasurer lecturer and executive committee, with regional officers, judiciary and legislative committees, and reform press association members. Also lists key newspapers to advocate the Ocala platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sident H. L. Loucks
Huron
Dakota
Washington
D.C
Tary
J. H. Turner
Pera
North Capitol
N. W
J. H. Illetts
V. W. Macune
D. C
Alonzo Wardall
South Lof
Tillman
Palmetto
Tennoux
Cole
Michigan
RW. Beck
Alabama
Davie
Kentucky
HL. Loucks
W. Macune
Washin
Barnes
Raleigh
N. C
Bell
Brasstown
N.C
C. C. Wright
Glass
Rev. E. Pope
Chalkravel
W. H. Tomi
Ayetteville
H. E.eanut
Holt
Chalevel
W. H. Wortaleigh
W. \. Graham
Machpelah
North Carolina Farmers
Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlotte
Shairman
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Oficers
J. L. Ramsey
EU Butler
W. S. Barnes
Rogressive Farmer
Jaucasian
Clinton
the Workingman's Helper
Pinnacle
Watchman
Salisbury
Farmers’ Advocate
Tarboro
Country Life
Trinity College
Mercury
Hickory
Rattler
Resolutions from Mississ Satem Yalobusha Alliance
The Yalobusha County Alliance adopts resolutions on the death of National Farmers' Alliance president L. L. Polk, noting his Washington City passing on June 11. It expresses deep regret, honors his leadership, and asks God’s comfort for his widow and orphans. A copy is sent to The Progressive Farmer and other allied journals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Satem
Yalobusha Co
Miss
Yalobusha County Alliance
N. M. Woods
L. L. Polk
National Farmers’ Alliance
Committee On
Washington City
Alliance
Progressive Farmer
National Economist
Chickasaw Messenger
Alliance Journal
J. J. Ratenberg
J. Mell Sirs
W. M. Hueuss
EH. N. Kina
G. W. Caristian
Committee
L. B Hurcutsson
Sec’y
Panacea Sub Alliance urges united stance on Ocala and St Louis demands
The Panacea Sub Alliance No 884 affirms its view that Ocala and St Louis demands are the only safe refuge for financially afflicted people. It calls on all Sub-Alliance brethren in the state to unite and oppose both lead instical parties and to stop them, citing a sound financial plank and patriotic resolve.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panacea Sub Alliance
Ocala
St. Louis
D. Thornee
Progressive Farmer appeals for back dues after Col Polk's death
The Progressive Farmer asks subscribers to settle accounts tied to Col Polk's death. It presents a table of issue dates from Jan 1, 1891 to June 11, 1892 and explains amounts due, urging renewed support to avoid large losses. It invites subscribers to send payments with clear personal details and notes advertising inquiries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ieee
Col. Polk
Good Brethren
Itou
W. Denmark
Winfield
Kansas
Free Press
Political Platforms 1860 Democratic Breckinridge Document
A dense excerpt of 1860 Democratic platforms from Cincinnati and Chicago pledging support for territories rights, state admission, Cuba acquisition terms, Fugitive Slave Law enforcement, naturalized citizens’ rights, and a Pacific railroad. Includes editor’s note from Rooxy Mount NC and a critical Farmer’s letter arguing for direct government rail ownership and reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Breckenridge
Charleton
Baltimore
Democratic Party
Cincinnati
Congress
Uni
Cuba
Spain
United State
Pacific
Atlantic
Mississippi River
Ocean
Resolutions for Hon. L. L. Polk Death
The lodge No 13 mourns the loss of Hon. L. L. Polk a bright star of our order. Resolved that his memory inspire greater reform activity and that his deeds be honored. Sympathy extended to his wife and children. charter to be draped in mourning for thirty days. Send copies to President Polk's paper National Economist Jackson Industrial News and Sunfield Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waereas
L. L. Polk
Lodge No. 13
Coral Islands
Polk
National Economist
Jackson Industrial News
Sunfield Sun
Delegates' Omaha trip spurs Anson County People’s party start
McFarnay North Carolina reports returning delegate pride from Omaha Nebraska. He describes forming a People's party Club in his town with seventy two members, election of officers, and calls for rapid countywide organization across Anson County to support Weaver Field and reform efforts. He urges other counties to organize soon and promises more updates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver and Field
People’s Party
J. S. Jones
W.A. Hancock
W. R. Johnson
Anson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Qt National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Mississ
Raueien
J. W. Denmark
Epwarps & Broughton. Se
Jefferson
ALY
Political Platforms
United States
Maryland
Missouri
Delaware
Republic
Rooxy Mount
Borror
Fifty-first Congress
Postal Service
Rai Commission
A. B
Railroad Co
Jno. Doe
Richard Ee
Eer
T. T. Thorng, Jr
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