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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1892

Page

4

Resolutions of Respect to Col L L Polk in San Gabriel

The San Gabriel Alliance No 2188 Milan county Texas notes the death of Col L L Polk, leader of the Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union of America. It honors him as a devoted patriot and requests prayers for his family. A copy of the resolutions is to be sent to the Southern Mercury, Corsicana Truth and The Progressive Farmer.

San Gabriel Texas Col. L. L. Polk North Carolina Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union of America San Gabriel Alliance Milan County Bro. Polk Southern Mercury Corsicana Truth THE Progressive Farmer Bey Eas Col. L. L, Polk I. A. of America Alliance E. F. Wakefield M. H. Gwyn D. C. Stixson

Davie County Alliance Resolution On Death Of L L Polk

The Davie County Alliance adopts resolutions honoring the late L L Polk as a worthy leader and earnest reform advocate. The Ohio committee expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family and asks divine comfort. Adopted July 14 1892 at a quarterly session and ordered for publication in The Progressive Farmer and Davie Times.

Bro. L. L. Polk Progressive Farmer Davie Times E. C. Surrx J. G. W. Holltoway W. F. Merrill

Reader letter praises The Progressive Farmer in the paper

A reader from Earpsporo N C writes to say he prefers The Progressive Farmer over any paper. He calls it an educator and says it teaches what concerns the toiling millions. He claims to be a friend of the Alliance and urges support for its platform.

Earpsporo N. C Borror Alliance

Resolutions of Respect for Col. L. L. Polk

The Pine Grove Alliance No 3 of Copiah county Mississippi adopted resolutions in June 1892 mourning Col. L L Polk president of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union. The group expresses sympathy to his family and notes copies will be sent to Progressive Farmer and Mississippi Leader for publication.

Col. L. L. Polk National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Progressive Farmer and Mississippi Leader Pine Grove Alliance Copiah County Miss Alter Beall Pres T. Jno J. McCarb_e Sec’y

Sensible Resolutions Adopted by Rockfish Alliance No 846

At a regular meeting Rockfish Alliance No 846 unanimously adopted resolutions urging members to vote in 1916 for candidates who endorse the National Alliance demands from Ocala and the labor conference at St. Louis. They pledge to support laws enacting those demands at state and national levels. C. C. Vann, Secy. Clinton Caucasian for publication.

Jay Forpe Duplin Co N. C Eorror Rockfish Alliance Camry National Alliance Ocala Great Labor Conference St. Louis Progressive Farmer Clinton Cc. C. Vann Secy

Resolution on Col. L. L. Polk by Laurel County Farmers Alliance

A quarterly Laurel County Kentucky Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union meeting adopts a resolution mourning the death of Col. L. L. Polk. The document praises his generosity and unselfish support for the downtrodden, noting reflections on human frailty.

Laurel Co

Resolutions Mourn Polk Death From Kansas Unions

Alton Kansas groups send to Home Sentinel and The Progressive Farmer their sorrow for National President L L Polk death. They vow 30 days mourning, badge wear, and yearly grave flowers by ex Union soldiers while praising his leadership in the labor cause. Committees note publishing to state periodicals.

Alton Kansas Epior L. L. Polk Bro. Polk Bro Polk Saville Alliance National Economist THE Progressive Farmer T. M. TaYor B. F. Williams J. M. Luckey

Watauga County Meeting Endorses Platform and Pursues Reform

At Boone on the 14th, county officers were elected for the coming year and a resolution endorsed the St. Louis platform. Voters pledge to stand by reform principles with the People’s party expected to win in the next election. Notices include condolences for Col. L. L. Polk and memorials from Caldwell County Revolu tees.

Sweet Water N. C Epior Boone St. Louis Watauga People's Party Progressive Farmer B. F. Treaster Caldwell County

Resolutions by Hertford County Alliance

Resolutions honor Col. L. L. Polk of the Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union of America who died June 11, 1892 in Washington DC. Surviving members praise his energy for agricultural interests and civic education. They approve erecting a monument and pledge support.

Wuerkas Washington, D. C Col. L. L. Polk Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union of America North Carolina

People's Party Platform Adopted at Omaha 1892

The document outlines the People's party national platform adopted July 4 1892 in Omaha Nebraska. It denounces corruption, demands monetary reform a government owned railroad and telegraph system, reclamation of land and expanded government power to aid workers and smallholders with a focus on ending plutocracy and ensuring political reform. It also includes resolutions on ballot secrecy pensions and immigration and criticizes major parties for neglecting reform.

Omaha Neb People’s Party of America Almi Paty Congress Brotherhood of Freedom Railroads Pinkerton Wyoming Uni People’s Party

Demands for Free Coinage Fall Short in Congress

In a harsh critique of the 1873 free coinage bill, a Nashvile Weekly Toiler editorial accuses Republicans of deceit and Dem- ocratic betrayal. It condemns Congress as self serving, noting the bill’s defeat by a slim majority amid fears of financial manipulation by gold bugs and boodle. The piece calls for a public reprimand and blames Democrats for blocking Relief to the people.

Sara John Seemag United States Tienistrin Party Congress People's Jeg Washington Friends of Free Coinage Democrats

Madison County Farmers Alliance Mourns Death of L L Polk

At a quarterly meeting H W Taylor L A Stevens and Mrs C E Smith were named a committee to draft a resolution expressing sorrow over the sudden death of President L L Polk. The alliance declares Polk its best beloved member and labor's most persuasive defender.

Madison County Farmers’ Alliance H. W. Taylor L. A. Stevens C. E. Smith L. L. Polk Progressive Farmer People’s Journal Alliance World of Labor

Resolutions of Respect For Col. L L Polk

Resolutions honor Col L L Polk, praising his leadership and urging unity and courage in the order. The group mourns his loss and asks God to provide a new leader with steadfast resolve to endure the battle of their cause, sending copies to county neighbors and the family.

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WH. Barclay J. H. Fulcher J. A. Kirkman Satire Kinkman Davie County Alliance Polk Home Sentinel A. W. McI T. J. H. Wyatt Sec’y. Ptr Watauga County Meeting Hertford County Alliance People’s Party Platform Farmers’ Alliance Major Bilkins Powellsville Old Bertie Bertie County Aulander Norfolk & Carolina Sub-Treasury Coke Col. Polk Marion Butler State Alliance Major National Executive Committee Legislative Committee Chicago Bertie Republican Senate Democratic House Weaver Hope Alliance People Jas. Bond Windsor Raleigh Progressive Col. L. L Polk Gether Virginia Sunané Cy M. F. WiLtakp
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