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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1892

Page

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National Farmers Alliance and Carolina Alliance leadership list

Long roster of officers and executive committees from the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, Carolina Farmers' State Alliance, and North Carolina committees. Includes presidents, secretaries, lecturers, treasurers, judges, and regional appointees with city and state affiliations. Also notes a narrative on Sally Carson and Stedman family history and a tribute to Col. L. L. Polk with memorial resolutions from Rock Spring Sub-Alliance.

Raleigh Capitol Old North State Samuel P. Carson William W. Stedman Wheeler North Carolina Wm. Winship Stedman Carson Sally Carson Sally Ly Carson Andrew Jackson Mistis Marster Haint Maimee Charlotte Stedman Ellen Perha Simpson Sampson Wm. . Stedman Southampton Nat. Turner White Oak Spring Cumberland Co N.C J. C. Stedman Fayetteville N. C

Tribute of Respect for Col. L. L. Polk by Wood land Alliance

From the June 17 1892 minutes the Woodland Alliance remembers Col L L Polk president of the National Farmer Union and Illinois United. The vote expresses sorrow at his death on June 11 and resolves loyalty to alliance principles and sympathy to his family. A copy of resolutions is sent to Progressive Farmer Agricultural Bee Goldsboro Headlight and Goldsboro Argus for publication.

North Carolina Reform Press Association Offcers J. L. Ramsey Marion Butler W. S. Sarnes Progressive Farmer Raleigh Centasian the Workingman’s Helper Pinnacle N.v Rock Spring Brotherhood of the Farmers’ Alliance and Cooperative Union Woodland Alliance Wuerras Farmers’ Alliance Col. L. L. Polk I. U. of America Alliance Tas Progressive Farmar Agricultural Bee Goldsboro Headlight Goldsboro Argus

Is Religion a Failure and Alliance the Thistle

A Boacug North Carolina reader presses that religion and politics shape national fate. Discusses how greed, prohibition, and the Alliance influence modern governance, recalls Scotland’s thistle symbol, cites Webster, laments materialism, and honors Col. Polk while urging gradual wisdom and Christian principles under God-given liberty for women.

Boacug N. C Borror Democratic Alliance America Prohibition Party Scotland Aberdeen Greece Rome Babylon Mr. Webster China England Col. Polk R. W. Humparey

Political Platforms and party principles from 1852

A fragmented 1852 pamphlet-style summary outlines Democratic and Whig platform points reaffirming anti bank stance, states rights, slavery limits, and abolitionist resistence. It includes calls to fiscal restraint, federal power limits, fugitive slave law repeal, and eventual separation of slavery from federal policy. The text closes with stray notes and an ad-like postscript about a farming periodical offer.

Democratic Baltimore Congress Democratic Party of the Union Democratic Party Free Soil Pittsburg Democracy United States Texas

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Ge National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Jaent—H. Loucks Huron Asin Dakota Adiiven Washington J. H. Turner Tress North Capitol Fort Washington, DC Miarer J. Illetts Kansas Executive Board W. Macune Washington, D. C Wardall Yiliman Palmetto Tennessee Judiciary Be Cole Michigan W. Beck Alabama D. Davie Kentucky National Legislative Committee L. Loucks Q. W. Macune Washington, D.C Mann Page Brandon L P. Featherstone Forest City Ararene Gwinn White, Tennessee Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance Clinton, Ms T. B. Long Asheile Scretary Barnes Aleigh J. 8. Bell Brasstown C. CO. Wright Glass Rev. E. Pope Chalkevel W. H. Tomlinson Ayetteville H. E. King Old North William Inship, Jr James Cooper People’s National Bank Hickory A. J. Stedman Virginia Salem Susie Susie Stedman Mary Walton Walton William Winship, Jr Chatham County Olivia Gertrude Giftson Olivia Gertrude Olivia Giftson Jack William Winship Stedman Josephus Jonegrus Norfolk W. H Gray Suffolk Political Platforms Taz Progressive Farmer
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