Carolina Farmers State Alliance Officers and Committees Listed
The document lists leadership and committees for the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance and Carolina Farmers State Alliance. Marion Butler of Goldsboro heads the alliance with officers including J L Gillbert as president and D P Duncan as treasurer. Executive board members, judiciary, and various trustees across North Carolina and neighboring states are named, alongside associated press and state papers supporting the Ocala platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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North Quolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Goldsboro
N.C
J. Long
Eoka
N. C
A. F. Hileman
McOrd
Ame Alliance
Ino
Brady
Gatesville
J. Harrell
Whiteville
John Mham
Ridgeway
Ith
Carolina Reform Press Association
Ficera
J. L. Ramsey
Iron Buller
W. S. James
Jacronsty F . State Organ
Raleigh
Joe Goldsboro
Hickory
Erat
Hertford
Beaver Dam
Revolution
Marion
Alow Blade
Pearst
Ocala
Editorial Notes On Farming And Livestock Trade
Severe punishment tied to a young horse risks reinforcing bad traits. A columnist weighs market prices, garden care, feed choices, and record-keeping for farmers. The piece cites price trends, stock conditions, and a receiver's appointment at Warren Live Stock Company with assets and debts detailed. Ex Senator Francis E. War is noted as President.
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England
France
Russia
Warren Live Stock Company
Wyoming
Lang
Francis E
Rings and Cliques in Politics and Church
A prologue by Sam P. Jones denounces rings and cliques in politics and the Methodist church from Atlanta to Norfolk. He links graft to city light contracts school boards and county offices, advocates integrity, and argues for a reformist third way amid national party failures.
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North Georgia
Methodist Church
Tammany New York
Atlanta
County Commissioners
Florida
California
Colorado
Kentucky
Christ
Temple
House of Prayer
Episcopal Church
Norfolk
Ring
Clique
America
Boss Tweed
Sam P. Jones
Impeachment Demand Over Silver Policy Claims
The National Watchman quotes a New York bank president alleging that Secretary Carlisle pledged no more silver legislation this session to secure a $50 million bond issue. The claim says Carlisle agreed that opposition to seigniorage or free silver would be promised, preventing gold exports and ensuring bond subscriptions.
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New York
Central National
Cleveland
Carlisle
Treasury Department
Our Colored Brother shifts in North Carolina politics
The piece cites Raleigh News and Observer and Goldsboro Daily Argus editorials claiming the Democratic machine now courts Black voters as "our colored brother." It notes Alabama results and a rising "Colored Democracy" in the South, warning NC against similar manipulation while stressing genuine Black support and political shifts.
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Democratic
Republican Party
Raleigh News and Observer
Alabama
Kolb
Black Belt
Oates
South
North Carolina
Goldsboro
Figures and finances urge immediate payment to avoid debt
The message pleads readers to settle accounts now to fund printing and operating costs. It laments debt to printers landlords and banks and calls out trust railroads and banks, urging readers to pay as they go or risk losses. The tone emphasizes urgency and collective responsibility.
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Faruer
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Enustrial
Ena Ance
Goldso
J. L Gillbert
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D. P. Duncar
Loucks Huron
Mann Vi Dean
Brandoiia
I. E. E Falls
Nawark H. C. Demretary
Harrisburg
Pennsyl
Thworth
Denver
Colo
Davie
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Tj. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Ans Presiden
T. T. Speight
Lewis Co
Ur Keper
Geo. T. Lane
Greenset
Jas
Sam Jones
Bill
Gorman
Senate
Wilson
Democratic Party
Ben Hill
Critenden
Webster
Clay
Calhoun
United States Senate
David B. Hill
Congress
Berrien
Forsyth
Howell Cobb
John Bell
Gentry
Nathaniel Macon
Davis
Prentiss
Crittenden
Pearce
Polk
Wise
Georgia
Sodom
Gomorrah
Darkey
Bob
Dare
Outen Dar
Alliance
Mr. High
J. F. Harrell
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