Resolutions Commemorate Death of L L Polk Leader of Farmers Alliance
Bazette Alliance No 612 adopts resolutions praising L L Polk of North Carolina as an efficient bold humble leader of agricultural and industrial classes. They commend his devotion to unity and labor emancipation, extend condolences to his family, and request publication to National Economist and Progressive Farmer.
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L. L. Polk
North Ceria
Farmers’ Alliance
Industrial Union of America
Bazette Alliance
Bro. Polk
Common Brotherhood of Man
National Economist
Progressive Farmer
J. Jones
Prest
A. C. Haul
Sec’y
Vote As You Shoot Letter From Aurora Citizen
An Aurora reader insists he votes against what he calls the enemy of Wall Street to free white slaves from financial control, likening his Civil War era actions to modern political choices. He praises equal rights for all and denounces special privileges for any group.
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Aurora
Neb
Epitor
South
Wall Street
England
Philad
W. H. Worth
Alliance Reforms Consolidate in Montgomery County
Dr Seawell reports in Montgomery County that Alliance reform efforts are steadfast. He chronicles eight addresses in a week, organizing one new Alliance and reorganizing three others, with two western clubs Erie Mills and Pee Dee rising anew to vigor. He cites press distortions, partisan manipulation, and warns against backward movement while praising honest yeomanry and renewed zeal. He notes a failed Eldorado meeting but a successful follow up and urges farmers to stay the course against plutocratic press overpowering government.
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Montgomery County
Borror
Alliance
Erie Mills
Pee Dee
Republican Party
Times
Eldorado
Second Declaration of American Independence Platform
The document presents a labor union platform from St Louis 1892, denouncing political corruption and media manipulation. It proclaims a permanent labor alliance, calls for government ownership of rails and communications, free coinage of silver, a minimum per capita currency, a tax on income, and restitution of land to settlers, urging all honest men to join.
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Confederated
St. Louis
United States
National Congress
Congress
Republic
Campa
Farmers’ Alliance
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