Alliance War Talk and National Objections to Polk Exhibits
National Alliance leaders and press claim a covert plan by rival Democrats and Wall Street to destroy the Alliance. The piece defends President Polk and Editor Macune, arguing attacks aim to undermine reform and unity, urging brethren to stand firm and mobilize against a common enemy. It notes regional meetings and officer elections, with schedules across many states and invitations to attend listed gatherings. The columnist recounts a personal journey to Brevard, North Carolina, praising local allies and promising a bright future for Transylvania County.
County Secretaries asked to send reports and dues
County Secretaries are requested to send their reports and dues for third quarter to this office as soon as possible. Also send names of delegate and alternate elected to the State Alliance. Return before the State meeting in August or your delegate will not be allowed to take part in proceedings. Raleigh, Tale 8, 1891.
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State Alliance
Brother Bell Reports Strong Campaign Ties Across North Carolina
Tiender sonville NC July 7 1891 Mr Borror I commenced my second canvass of this district in Graham county four speeches in that and T am sure the in a growing Condition there Came to Witchers Chapel in county where we had a grand picnic on the second of July At this place I addressed a large crowd after which we all partook of the good things of the farmers of the community which showed that sisters are a very important factor in the make up of the Alliance This was a very happy day to me and seemingly very much appreciated and enjoyed by all present I next went to Franklin the county seat of Macon where I addressed a very attentive audience in the court house on the third The good work is going right on in the grand old county of Macon On the morning of the 4th I took the back for Webster twenty miles distant where I was to speak at 11 O clock but on reaching Webster I found my appointment had been changed to Eastport 11 miles away but I secured conveyance and was on the ground in time for dinner where I found chicken pies cakes honey beef mutton etc in abundance After the feast we had the pleasure of listening to an able address by Bro Dillard Love I was then introduced and for an hour and one half I spoke to one of the most attentive crowds I have yet met then went to Johns Creek and spoke at night to a good audience who
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Tiendersonville
N.C
Borror
Graham County
Witcher’s Chapel
County
Franklin
Macon
Court House
Webster
A. Mn
Eastport
Dillard Love
John’s Creek
County Alliances to meet quarterly under state constitution
W S Barnes North Carolina Farmers Syndicate asks county alliances to observe constitutional meeting dates fourth fifth and sixth articles. State officers announce district lecturers for the Progressive Farmer and Alliance literature with a call to subscribe.
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State Executive Committee
Blair Mencia N.C
E. A. Thorne Airlie
N. C
V.N. Scawell
Villanow
N.C
Rev
P. Tl. Massey Durham
J. B. Smith
Guilford College
R. B. Hunter
Huntersville
District Lecturer Bell announces second round appointments
District Lecturer J S Bell of the Alliance lists second round meetings in Bryson Murphy Hayesville and others in July with 11 am starts. A county Alliance call session will review secret work literature and the free insurance plan. baskets, expenses and attendance emphasized. Committee signs off.
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J.S. Bell
Alliance
Bryson
Murphy
Hayesville
County Alliance
Fairview Academy Catalogs Its Classes and Terms
Fairview Academy under W. T. Whitsett offers Regular Academic, Business College and Technical Normal departments with an able faculty. The school prepares for college teaching business and life with a $36.50 board, $14 tuition, and 114 students from six states. Military feature optional. penmanship vocal music and calisthenics included. Fall term begins August 10, 1891. Catalogue and samples of penmanship free. Address.
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