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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Feb 27, 1894

Page

4

Government railroads and bonds critique in 1894 address

In this Topeka address the author argues against new bonds to fund a Gulf-to-North Dakota railroad, urging a government money system and rail operation for public benefit while condemning foreign domination of currency policy and warning against monetary bonds and privatized railroads.

Union Pacific Union Pacific Railroad Wall Street Central Pacific

Letter from Guilford Co. to the Banner Alliance supporters

A letter from W. J. Ecton praises the Banner Alliance in Guilford County and urges united voter support against renegade politicians. He laments political turmoil since 1892, condemns plutocrats and goldbugs, and calls for honest, principle driven voting to end party collars and defend the country under God.

Mr. Borror Guilford County Osseola North Carolina Madile Pine Grove Washington Brown’s Point Lookout Hell Cleveland W. J. Ecton

Demands Adopted by Farmers Alliance at Topeka 1894

A Topeka gathering in February 1894 endorsed a platform calling for national currency issued by the government, free coinage of silver and gold, a $50 per capita money supply, a graduated income tax, and government ownership of railroads and post offices. It also urged land reform to end alien ownership and rail speculation, with labor and revenue constraints.

H. L. Loucks National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Topeka Kansas Congress Gulf of Mexico North Dakota Uncle Sam Secretary of the Treasury Carlisle New York Europe India Mexico South America Kanakas Republican Party America South Hawaii Democratic Party United States England Garfield Thomas H. Benton Germany Austria- Hungary Holland Great Britain Wm. E. Gladstone United Kingdom

The standard of gold in old England and Illinois

A verse narrative from the Illinois Progressive Farmer condemns the standard of gold as a curse on labor. It critiques bondholders bankers politicians and the press for profits from contraction and gold, noting ruined farmers, withheld wages, and widespread poverty.

Congress Grover

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