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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Baltimore
Congress
Democratic Party of the Union
Democratic Party
Free Soil
Pittsburg
Democracy
United States
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
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