Crops and Politics in a Rural Debate
Wm. Rodgers from Cotton Plant writes from McCarter, S. C., arguing over overproduction worries and price declines in cotton and wheat. He attacks the Democratic party, praises farmer leadership, cites John Gary Evans, and cites Timon’s Orators of France to claim a government of sharpers and a need for a true farmer as leader.
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Zeke
Senate
May Bilkins
United States
Dymakrat Party
Cleveland
John Gary Evans
Columbia
Timon
Washington
Evans
Wm. Rodgers
McCarter
S. C
Worth's Report on State Alliance Operations in North Carolina
State Business Agent Worth reports during Greensboro meeting that the agency faced a broad downturn in the commercial world due to a financial panic. Banks failed, mills closed, and many merchants suspended operations while fertilizer trade shrank with low cotton and corn prices. Worth notes reduced fertilizer production, discusses selling eggs and establishing exchanges in Raleigh and Asheville, and proposes brokerage on fertilizers. He lists mercantile orders, highlights the Labor Exchange as a cooperative model, and urges testing its principles in North Carolina to boost production and prices, referencing Rochdale and Lincoln.
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North Carolina State Alliance
Greensboro
Farmer's State
Ax T
Conooy
Raleigh
Asheville
Taz
W. H. Worth
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Dee Eos Cerener
State of
Missouri
The
Labor Exchange
Rully
Repre
Rochdale ‘Equitable Pioneers’ Association
England
Central
Abraham Lincoln
South
United States
Resolutions and Committee Reports from the State Alliance
Proceedings include endorsements of National Alliance demands, amendments to the Business Agent's report for higher guano prices, thanks to speakers and supporters, praise for railroads and Guilford county officials, criticism of public fund use, and a note on Progressive Farmer subscription goals and officer duties to grow circulation.
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North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
National Alliance
James B. Lioup
Jno
A. Waller
B. Alexander
State Alliance
Guilford County
Court House
Guilford County Alliance
North Carolina Farmer
Alliancemen
North Carolina Alliance endorses The Progressive Farmer and forms firm plan
The North State Farmers Alliance endorses The Progressive Farmer as a cheap supportive voice for alliance rights. Members pledge to grow subscriptions and keep payments in advance. A manufacturing company, North State Farmers Alliance Manufacturing Company, is inaugurated with capital stock $5,000 to $50,000 and stock shares of $1. Subscriptions due by Nov 1 1894.
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Progressive Farmer
Alliancemen
State Alliance of
North Carolina
J. Y. Hamrick
Chm’n Com
State Alliance
State Executive Committee
Alliance
J. W. Denmark
J B
Lioup
W. A. Graham
Jno Brapy
W. B H. Davis
J. A. Waller
de. J. E Person
Orrice
J. H Glt
Davie & McDowell Sta
Raleigh
N. C
England
America
J. H. Gun
Political shifts roll through state party conventions
Mr James H Poll of Smithfield accepts chairmanship of the State Democratic Executive Committee. The People's party backs Gen J B Weaver for Congress in Iowa Fourth District, while Democrats meet and decide to back Weaver. South Carolina Democrats readopt the Ocala platform in Columbia as they retain their party name. Texas Democrats adopt a Chicago cowardly makeshift financial plank, causing Gov candidate J H Reagan to withdraw.
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James H. Poll
Smithfield
People’s Party
J. B. Weaver
Congress
Iowa
Gen. Weaver
South Carolina
Columbia
Texas
Chicago
J. H. Reagan
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Preseident
Dymakrat
Betsy
Re Lawyers
State Business Ag’t Worth
T. W. Wood & Sons
Richmond, Va
P. T
Creswell, Nash Co
N.C
P. O. Box
J. Hal. Bodsbitt
Col
Fayetteville Street
Markit Square
Salem
Female Academy
J.h.clewell
Eemedies
Tarquhar CO
Srp
Penneyivanis So Cultural Works
York
John Swinton
Pillar of Light of Labor Movement
Outfit Quick
Nacional Publishing CO
Chicago, Il
Osborne & CO
State Lunatic Asylum
Austin
Page Woven Wire Fence Co
Adrian, Mich
Southwest
Sourewes
Waco
Empire Mfg. CO
Quincy, Dr
Sola
Henderson
Euiler, Jenkins & CO
Dr. Butler
Jer
Philadelphia, Pa
Charlotte
Charleston
Perry Davis & Son
Providence
A. 1
Trompeon School
Sussess