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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Dec 01, 1891

Page

4

Financial Queries Debate on Gold and Greenbacks Reform

A Virginia reader argues with the Richmond Dispatch over whether irredeemable greenbacks can serve as money. He maintains gold and silver are real money and that a limited number of redeemable notes could back taxes, debts, and public costs, while criticizing national banks and claiming money derives value from convertibility to real goods.

Treasury Virginia United States A. B Dispatch The Sai Sub-Treasury Wall Street Ington Lileaven the Dispatch Daily Dispatch Chase John C. Calhoun A. B. Loudon, Va

Letter from Perquimans endorses Polk and Ocala platform

In Belvidere Alliance No 1109 a meeting endorsed L L Polk against hostile press attacks and pledged support while backing the Ocala platform. The Elvidere Alliance endorsed the Ocala principles as stated in the Nov 3, 1891 issue, commending Courageous farmers and sending regards to editor Col L and The Progressive Farmer.

Belvider N.C Epitor Belvidere Alliance L. L. Polk Pleasant Grove Alliance North Carolina Ocala Elvidere Alliance Col. L Josuua G Touuirr Sec

Gin House Burned at Five Points in October 1891

A large gin house recently erected by Mr. R. K. Y. Young at Five Points was destroyed by fire on October 30 1891. The flames were sparked from the engine smoke stack. The building’s contents and forty bales of ginned cotton outside were ruined. No insurance was carried. Cuas. E. Fuuer.

That Terrible Tariff by James Murdock

A stark critique argues the tariff is a tax on some goods and not on others, splitting articles into three classes. It urges readers to study Campbell and McKinley debates, cites Canadian wheat, Bessemer steel, wool, and tin, and calls for a party of the people to curb money power and keep profits domestic.

Borror Republican Party Democratic Party Campbell McKinley Ido Ohio Oxport New York United States Atlanta Constitution Canada Taketin Congress Lst England Bessemer Steel American Congress Bessemer Blue Ridge Alleghanies Southewest West Rockies South America Australia China India Ibor Col. Polk Macune Livingston McDowell Howlers James Murdock

Resolutions Endorsement by Cedar Run Alliance No 1487

Cedar Run Alliance No 1487 of Alexander county endorses the cal a platform and supports the Sub Treasury plan until an alternative relief is offered. The group also endorses their National President J L Polk and all national and state leaders, including state organ The Progressive Farmer, D M Baker, W S Tiendren, Secy.

Cedar Run Alexander County Cala

Moyock Sub Alliance Adopts Unanimous Resolutions

At a recent Moyock Sub Alliance meeting, resolutions denounce slanderous reports about leaders led by President L L Polk. They pledge support for the Ocala platform and state alliance actions, praise The Progressive Farmer editor, and authorize sending copies for publication.

Mr. Epitor Moyock WuHeress L. L. Polk Ocala Trie Manly Taz Proeuessive Farmer Progressive Far J. J. Morse Seeynee

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Mr. Borror Richmond Era A.B Perquimans
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