Public Address by Dr. V N Seawell at Carthage Meeting
Dr V N Seawell county lecturer of Moore County F A and I A speaks on resisting monopoly and corruption, urging farmer cooperation. He contrasts U S and Russian governance, denounces plutocracy and political betrayal, and cites historical precedents to warn of rising inequality and loss of liberty.
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V. N. Seawell
Moore County
F. A. and
I. A
Carthage, N. C
Andrew Carnegie
Congress
Russia
United States
U. S. Senate
Epior
Cabarrus County Alliance
Concord
Wuerens
Marion Butler
Mt. Gilead
Concord Times
Alliance
Otho Wilson
Times
Farmers Alliance
Joan A. Sims
Summer Encampment speakers to visit U S farms
The National Farmers Allied Societies schedule farm days at Chautauquas from July through August across the United States. Notable speakers including Senator Jones and Ignatius Donnelly will discuss financial and industrial questions. The committee invites meetings nationwide to hear reform on educational lines and to arrange for speakers on both sides of the debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Oregon
Maine
Senator Jones
Nevada
Stewart
Daniels
Teller
Peffer
J. B. Weaver
J. G. Field
A. J. Warner
T. E. Watson
Safe Peace
Colorado
Loucks
Butler
N. FA
I. A
Ignatius Donnelly
John Davis
Jerry Simson
Bell
Mary E. Lease
Emery
Todd
Alliance
I. E. Dray
Honeoye Falla
N. Y
Union County Alliance
Methods Employed and Editorial Attack on Reformers
The piece labels progressives as using personal abuse and falsehoods while defending the American Tobacco Company’s methods. It argues the company pays high debts, funds aggressive campaigns, and dodges endorsing reformers, portraying critics as calumny makers and silent on honest business methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cis
Ti Globe
Americar
Raleigh
Ican Tobacco Company
American Tobacco Company
Ap. McR
The Course of Silver in 1892 Policy Debate
From the Mint report the year 1892 shows a continual downward course in silver prices, reaching a record low. Prices opened at 13 pence per ounce and fell to about 1 pence, with brief rallies around March, May, and October. The Brussels conference and Congress debates influenced declines, while December saw a low near 8.715-16 pence per ounce, with a rough average around 3.91 pence and 0.871 per fine ounce in New York markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance
North Carolina
Satan
Nero
Roman Empire
Cty
Rome
Raleigh
Congress
Wall Street
Holman
Chicago
Mint
Brussels
New York
United States
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U.S
Washington
Carlisle
France
Egypt
Thos. G Shearman
Swepson
Littlefield
Virginia
Polk
Tam
Lranper
N. C
Mr. Borror
Lenoir
Scott
Farmer’ Alliance
Committee of the Alliance
Legion
George Austin
Mr. Austin
Watt Presswell
Friends of Reform
N. C. Farmers’ State Alliance
Progressive Farmer
Monroe Enquirer
P. P. W. Plyler
J. L. Bennett
O. M. Sanpers
J. A. Mansi
Cabarrusco
Mr. Epior
Jim
Charles
Richmond
Ind
Free America
Republic
Charles Set
Jggress
Uncle Jim
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