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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1896

Page

4

Mr Thomas Defends The Lease In North Carolina Railroad Debate

A Thomasville correspondent argues for the North Carolina Railroad lease terms, detailing stock ownership, dividends, taxes, and the 1896 Southern Railway deal. He praises the trustees and Col A B Andrews, claims tax shifts favor the state, and urges Allies to back the lease amid public criticism.

Southern Railway Company Board of United States North Carolina Railway Company South Railway Company Railroad Commission North Carolina Railroad Richmond & Danville Charlotte Rufus McAdden Gen'l Barringer Salisbury John I. Shaver Moses Holmes Thomas J. Sumner Holtsburg Linwood Lexington Edwin Holt Thomasville John W. Thomas Greensboro Ralph Gorrell John M. Morehead J. A. Gray Haw River Burlington Holts Edwin Thomas M. Holt Odells Southern Mooresville Statesville

P C Thomas Urges Newspapers to Copy Article and Subscriptions

P C Thomas appeals to all state newspapers to reprint his article and send a sample copy. He plans to distribute to neighbors to win subscriptions, arguing the literature affects readers wallets and helps them avoid ignorance.

P. C Thomas

Alliance Rally at State Alliance Headquarters Near Hillsboro

Orange County Alliance announces adjourned meeting on Saturday February 15 1896 at the State Alliance Headquarters near Hillsboro North Carolina. Public speakers Bro James M Mewborne and invited Brother Cyrus Thompson will attend with private county meetings in the afternoon. Farmers and laborers urged to bring baskets of eatables and attend for important discussions. A R Holmes president and J S MoApans secretary disclose details.

State Alliance Hillsboro Hilllsporo N.C Orange County Alliance Allianca Friends of the Order James M. Mew‘borne Cyrus ‘Thompson County Alliance Alliance A. R. Holmes Orange Co. Alliance J.S MoApans

Resolutions of Gates County Farmers Alliance 1896

The Gates County Farmers Alliance at Gatesville on January 9 1896 condemns a schoolhouse meeting ban by nonmembers as an usurpation. It directs publication in The Progressive Farmer and notes similar Brunswick County resolutions supporting state officers testing North Carolina Railroad lease legality. The document includes an 1886 oath by Frank J Cheney for Catarrh Cure claims.

Mooresville Mocksville Statesville North Carolina Railroad Western North Carolina Railroad Richmond & Danville Southern Jst North Carolina Col. A. B. Andrews Vica Western North Carolina Murphy Cherokee County Tennessee Line Vanderbilt Buncombe County D——N Andrews Blue Ridge A. B. Andrews Norfolk West Point Greensboro Danville Raleigh Selma A.B Andrews Southern Rail Company High Heaven Independence Judge Schenck Guilford Battle Grounds Gates County Farmers’ Alliance Gatesville Willeyton Sub-Alliance County Alliance Progressive Farmer J. A. Harrelt See's Gates Co Farmers Alliance Brunswick County Alliance Town Creek Gro H. Cannon Isaac Jenrette Onto Toledo Lucas County Frank J.cueney F.j.cueney & Co Frank J. Cheney

Butler Replies and Defines His Position in Politics

Lewiston North Carolina February 1 1896 Senator Butler answers criticism from a letter and clarifies his stance. He emphasizes personal responsibility for his letters, questions confederation of party members, and argues over cooperation with Republicans on state officers and electoral tickets amid Populist tensions.

Progressive Farmer Lewiston N.C Butler The Wood M. L Wood Bertie County S5me Laloneam

Populist Letter Questions Committee and State Ticket

M L Woop defends Populist stance against claims of servility to Republicans. He argues for independence in choosing Governor and U S Senator, urging respect for free speech and criticizing snobbery toward Populist opinions.

Brutus United States Senate United States Butler Dan Wonse M. L. Woop

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MR. Thomas Correspond N. C State of Southern Railroad Company North Carolina Rilroad Company Judge Guilford Battlegrounds Alliance Rally Brunswick County W.H & R.S. Tucker & CO Raleigh, N. C Sale W. H. & R.S. Tucker & CO Raleigh, N.C M. L. Wood NEW York Times the Times Intellgen Rey Hueman Democratic Party New-York Weekly Ties Wway Suneay Canada Mexico New York City Europe New-York Times Itashing Co YIM Cty. N
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