A Remedy for Our Ills and the Southern Money Crisis
A conservative banker contends that hard times require common ground between creditors and debtors. He cites low New York call loans, rising cotton costs, and distrust in Southern securities. He urges repeal of state bank taxes, remonetization of silver, and greenbacks or 100 cent notes to restore liquidity and calm agitation. He warns against extreme proposals and calls for cross-class concessions and prompt relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Southern
Farmers
Suc
New York
Congress
Farmers’ Alliance
Col. Polk
F. B. Arendell
Red Cross
Baltimore
St. John
Porto Rico
Nak
New Orleans
Ory Logs
New
Philadelphia
E. C
Iydden
Smith
Raleigh
Inter
Aes Wethersfield
Houston
Hebron
Ohio
Peerless
Burbanks
Empire State Ry
Bloomsburg
Alliance
Bloomsburg, Pa
Wholesale prices for Alliance goods offered in 1892
Raueiau North Carolina January 9 1892 announces readiness to certify groceries in whole packages at wholesale prices. Sub-Business Agents may obtain 30 days on their bills by bonding with state secretaries. Lists vary from candy syrups to plows buggies and machinery with carload terms and cash F.O.B. ranges. emphasizes order condensing and spot coal price payment.
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Raueiau
N. C
Ww. H. Worrs
N.C. Alliance
Guano
Alice B
Richmond
Portsmouth
Wilmington
Durham
Progressive Farmer
F. O. B. Ann
Charleston
F. O
Kainit
Wslmingon
Wen
Lee’ O
Rena
Cen F. O. B. Charleston
Nova Scotia
F.O.B
Norfolk
W. H. Worra
Wake County Alliance Meeting in Auburn January 14 15 1892
Invitation committee urges farmers from Wake County and adjoining counties to attend a two day Wake County Alliance gathering in Auburn with state lecturers and speeches by Marion Butler G W Sanderlin and A D Jones. Meeting kicks off at 10 o clock with emphasis on relief and fair profits. attendees urged to bring provisions and unite for better mental social and financial conditions.
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Epior
Wake County Alliance
Auburn
Alliance
Wake
Johnson
Durham
Marion Butler
State Alliance
G. W. Sanderlin
A. D. Jones
W. H. Hamilton
A. M. Bryan
J. B Witsey
Appeal for Help After Loss of Two Horses by Nicanor Brother
In Nicanor North Carolina Brother Nathan E Winslow has lost two horses and asks aiding brethren from Sub Alliances statewide to provide a replacement balling $200. The appeal is from Nicanor Alliance No 1255 with J F White as remittance contact in Perquimans County and committee members B G Winslow R J Warre Benjamin F Wilkiss R J Winxstow James F Wuire.
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Nicanor
Horror
Nathan E. Winslow
Good Brethren
Nicanor Alliance
J. F. White
Perquimans County
N. C
B. G. Winslow
R. J. Warre
Benjamin F. Wilkiss
R. J. Winxstow
T. James F Wuire
Sec’y
Cotton Growers Convention urges new Merchants Association
Memphis Tenn Jan 12 delegates heard a committee report urging a permanent Cotton Growers and Merchants Association with a president from each cotton state and local chapters in every state. The group backs 20 percent less acreage in 1892, diversified crops, and mercantile support. a five member constitution committee will draft by laws. address by Col Goodwin endorsed for publication. Debate followed, adjournment sine die, then reception at Memphis Appeal Avalanche.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memphis
Tenn
Convention of Cotton Growers
Committee On the
Amanent
Cotton Growers’ and Merchants’ Association
Cotton Growers and Merchants Association
South
Lane
Mississippi
Direct Trade Recommendation by State Agent Sub Alliances
The State Executive Committee advises each Sub Alliance wishing to trade directly with the State Business Agent to deposit a sum with the Agent to be used solely by the Sub Alliance and withdrawable at will. The deposit enables full trading capacity and convenience for all Alliances. Signed by S. B. Alexander and J. M. Mewborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Alexander
J. M. Mewborne
Hatch Talks of Springer and Free Silver Policy
Pittsburg January 11 Congressman Hatch of Missouri on his way to Washington commenting on Springer’s New York speech said Springer speaks only for himself while the South and West favor free silver and will demand it. He predicted Bland would push a free silver bill likely to pass and that a chosen president must be a free silver man.
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Pittspurg
Hatch
Missouri
Washington
Springer
New York
Blan
Harrison
Wallstreet
Congress
Bland
Income tax merits and principles described by The New York World
The World argues an income tax is fair by taxing wealth and earnings rather than property. It protects those with greater means, imposes no living standard restrictions, and targets results not processes, ensuring a transparent, proportional burden based on ability to pay.
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New York World
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State Chronicle
New York Herald
Boston Post
Boston
Oves
Iw. H. O
Ieee
Watata
New Crown
Sane Ooty
Wee
Sane Poe Alliance
Cps
Phaeton
Gsi Gan
Alliance Sweet
Per Ibe
Granville
Greensboro
Dixie
Stonewall
Cecil Martin
Ona
Reid
Pane Nei
Victor Sapes
Delivesea
Liverpool Ground Alus
F. O. B. Wilmington
Oxford Female Seminary
Oxford, N.C
College Street Female Seminary
Oxford, N. C
Sue Hail
Oxford, N
Orse
Osborne
Rags, der Ib
Tee Eerensers
Leson Lye
Reeves
Wesedesent
Los Ioxeres
Roanoke
Ives
Wake County Alliance Meeting
Cotton Growers Convention
Whiteville
Sampsonite
Columbus
Brunswick
Robeson
Bladen
Fredo J. F. Harrell
Durham County
H. Massey
W. H. Wort
Excelsior
Cogorr
Svery County
Macrarive
Agt
Lake Erie Mfg. CO
Erie
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