Progressive Farmer Rally Voices On Financial Reform and Alliance Power
The long document lists leaders and officers of the Farmers Alliance and Carolina Farmers State Alliance, with speeches denouncing tariff politics, urging financial reform, Sub Treasury, and debt relief. It condemns plutocratic democracy, promotes publishing papers, and calls for farmer unity to control rails and money, comparing platforms to opposing party lines and urging action. It closes urging readers to support Progressive Farmer subscriptions.
Democratic Platform Embraces Limited Federal Power
Milestones in party development declare a limited federal government, oppose general internal improvements, resist debt assumptions, and demand equal rights while opposing a national bank. The piece cites faith in the Constitution, land proceeds, and separation from banking, with a later note on religious tolerance and repudiation of Catholic and foreign-born biases. It also records a 1892 meeting denouncing Col Creecy and defending Col Polk against demagogues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic
Cincinnati
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Bank of the United States
States
United States of America
Democratic Party
Kentucky
Virginia
Madison
Resolutions Honoring Col L L Polk At Elizabeth City Meet
At a People’s party convention in Elizabeth City NC on June 16 the group adopted a preamble and resolutions mourning Col L L Polk. They praise his life and say his death will not stop the party’s principles, pledging support for his widow and orphans and to have the resolutions published in The Progressive Farmer and Carolina Dispatch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
England
Richmond County
Red Springs
T. W. Edens
Tarboro Southerner
Tannercreek
North Carolina
Kansas
Northwest
South
Col. L. L. Polk
Epior
People’s Party
Elizabeth City
Col
L. L Polk
God
People’s Party of the
First Congressional District
Progressive Farmer and
Carolina Dispatch
Critics and Farmers Alliance Debate Sub Treasury Plan
An old farmer’s nom de plume argues the Sub Treasury plan is experimental and costly, burdening taxpayers. He claims Alliance policy would raise per capita circulation to $50 and fund warehouses, prices, and prosperity, urging cease of bonds and costly printing while praising national credit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plutocrat
Farmers’ Alliance
Sub-Treasury
Tuk Progressive Farmer
Kickers
People's
Liverpool
Manitoba
Dakota
Russia
India
England
Fiat
Egypt
United States
Epior
Farmers Alliance
Alliance
Another Plan for Relief for Brethren in North Carolina
Epiror proposes a county based relief fund for suffering brethren across North Carolina. He suggests each lodge appoint two members to assess losses, with county secretaries calculating allocations from Sub Alliances and notifying recipients when funds are ready. The plan invites amendments and seeks review at the next State meeting in The Progressive Farmer office.
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Faucett
Orange Co
J. P
D. Kina
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Tional Farmers’ Allice and Industrial Union
Aena AN
H. L. Loucks
Huron, South Dakota
Washington
J. H. Turner
North Capitol
Washington, D. C
X. S. H. Willetts
Executive Board
V. Maccune
Ilonzo Wardall
Huron, South da
Judiciary
Cole
Michigan
Sta Beck
Alabama
D. Davie
National Legislative Committee
HL L. Loucks
U. W. Macune
D.C
Mann Page
Brandon
L. P. Featherstone
Forest City
Arkansas
W. F. Gwinn
White
Tennessee
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
N. C
ergeant-at-Arms
Soth Carolina Reform Press Association
Oficers
J. L. Ramsey
W.S. Barnes
Farmer
Raleigh
Ygman
Pinnacle
Man
Salisbury
Farmers’ Advocate
Tarboro
Trinity
Ocala
Treasury
Europe
Sub Treasury
France
Germany
Dess
James Murdock
Political Platforms
Bel
Coinjock
Mr. Ephor
Coinjock Alliance
R. B. Creecy
Economist Falcon
Col. L. L. Po
Col. Creecy
Col. Polk
Maine
California
Z. B. Vance
Wall Street
L. N. Siumons