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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1893

Page

4

Letter From Georgia on Reform Movement and Alliance

A North Carolinian in Southern Georgia praises THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer and urges action for reform. He extols the Alliance, urges workers to seek fair taxes, and recounts a July 21 Iredell County Alliance meeting with leaders and a large Centre Point dinner, praising Dr Cyrus Thompson and the growing movement.

Epior Iredell County Alliance Centre Point County Alliance Martin Robinson J. W. A. Kerr M. E. Ramsay J. F. Dodson A. A. Bush J. M. Parks State Alliance Aderholdt Alliance Cyrus Thompson Thompson Iredell County Harmony Hill

Honest bushel of wheat and political fraud debate

The article laments a stolen value from farmers arguing the election as a farce. It defends the farmer’s struggle for silver and gold coin standards and labels gold as dishonest. It urges renewed unity to restore honest metal money and the true value of wheat and other farm products.

Wilmington Messenger Messenger Democratic Party Mr Borror Borys Amis

The Boss in Chief Calls All Hands to Duty at National Law Factory

Missouri World reports The Boss in Chief at Washington declares a nationwide call. Next month all hands must report for duty at the great National Law Factory. Men whose main occupation is to consume much and produce little are to shape the affairs of men who consume little yet produce much. Mutual Aid.

Lee Ministres Goddess of Liberty America Wall Street Grover Cleveland Thomas Jefferson Andrew Jackson Cleveland Congress Colton Weaver Mercury Onger Club National Economist Southern Mercury United States of America Farmers’ Tribune Economist Democratic Party Ben Terrell U.S. Hall American House of Lords Sam Virginia Sun Arkansas Michigan Los Angeles Times Missouri World Washington National Law Factory

Whither are we drifting

A contentious letter from Banks North Carolina criticizes religious leaders and editors for endorsing the DemocraticParty while denouncing liquor. It cites political corruption, fraud in elections, and Tammany Hall like abuses. It endorses Rev. Thomas Dixon’s sermon on corruption and urges patriotic action against graft.

Banks N. C Evitor Solomon North Carolina Democratic Party Warren County Progressive Farmer Mount Sinai Thos, Dixon City of New York Jureith Dixon New York Tammany Hall Paddy Diver Patrick Diver Paddy Tammany Host Board of Aldermen Irt Johnnie Matthews Jake Ipsey Court of General Session Thomas Dixon Waington

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