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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1892

Page

6

North and South clash over Democratic ideals in editorial

The Brooklyn Eagle editorial argues a strong North Democratic faction must prevail against Southern and Western wings to determine Congress, currency policy, and overall party direction. It asserts the North holds intelligence and resources, calls for honest money standards, and urges Southerners to adopt businesslike approaches while stressing unity against centralization.

New England The Brooklyn Eagle Party North Orth South Great West

Early American Political Platforms Series Begins

This issue starts a series presenting party platforms from 1800 to 1888. Subscriptions are urged to save THE PROGRESSIVE FARMER for future reference. Three or four platforms will be published weekly until all are printed. Platforms show strong condemnations of wrongs up to 1876, with major parties avoiding direct platform pledges since then.

America

Thanks for the Paper's Piling Praise and Sermon-Laden Remarks

A Raleigh writer, O J Carroll, praises the News and Observer piece, while a local editor defends his staff amid claims of widespread dissatisfaction. The exchange cites unpaid duties, religious sentiment, and a political measure provoking Alliance members, with pointed remarks about responsibilities and public perception.

O. J. Carroll Raleigh News and Observer Cade

Who Caused The Universal Intimidation And Bribery

The Wilmington Star publishes a list of provocative questions blaming a wide range of economic ills on the Republican party and notes that New England Southern and Western Democrats aided the outcome. It argues that Democratic majorities elected to the House failed to undo the work, dismissing blame from Republicans.

The Wilmington Star Star Republican Party New England

President Page Opposes Third Party Shift in Virginia Alliance Letter

Maj. Mann Page of the Virginia State Alliance writes from Richmond that he cannot attend the Chicago Convention as a delegate because he would not vote for Grover Cleveland. He notes despair over financial relief and says third party movements are growing in many counties, driven by farmer demands.

Maj Mann Page Virginia State Alliance Chicago Grover Cleveland House of Representatives Wall Street Jefferson Jackson James Buchanan

Two old parties face off as reform splits loom

In a heated exchange the opposition blocks reform while tariff quarrels define lines. The piece argues for a new party as a necessity and notes a coming amalgamation of the two old parties. It urges Omaha visitors to notify the People's party chairman W. R. Lindsay in Madison NC for reduced rates and advance registration.

Ex Gov St John On Free Coinage Of Silver

Ex governor Joseph St John advocates free coinage of silver arguing opposition stems from Wall Street. He praises silver as lawful money and equality before law for all currencies. The June Arena review highlights its vivid underworld piece and social commentary in Boston and New York City, plus essays by several authors.

ST. John Wall Street Judas Iscariot Christ Boston York City B. F. Underwood M. J. Savage A. E. Dolbear A. C. Houston Louise Chandler Moulton Switzerland W. D. McCrackan A. M. Mr. Garland

Don’t Buy Outdated Farm Machinery Says Osborne Ad

A promotional notice urges farmers to compare tools and choose Osborne steel equipment. It warns against wooden hay rakes rough mowers and clumsy reapers, touting modern machines with lift and trial terms. Readers are urged to contact D. M. Osborne & Co. at 244 North Broad St Philadelphia for purchase and inspection.

Osborne D. M. Osborne & Co North Broad St Philadelphia

Seventh District Convention for Salisbury North Carolina

The Seventh Congressional district People's party convention will be in Salisbury on June 16, 1892 to appoint delegates to the Omaha national convention on July 4. The meeting will also elect one presidential elector and handle other business. By order of the State Executive Committee. J. Brerars, Chairman Dist Ex Com. People's party.

CaTawia N. C The People Party North Carolina Salisbury Omaha Neb BrrpaErs People’s Party Ihereby Raleigh Nebraska Chatham Franklin Johnson Nash Randolph Vance Wake S. OrHo Wilson People's Party

Notice to Alliance Officers on Honoraria and Expenses

The notice directs that any officer invited by the Alliance to speak must have expenses paid by the inviting party, as the State Alliance will not cover expenses except for regular work. Brethren are urged to note and arrange matters accordingly. Barnes, Secretary-Treasurer, N. C. F. 8. A.

Alliance State Alliance Barnes Sec'y-Treas

Progressive Farmer Book Sale Offers Reform Titles and Lectures

The Progressive Farmer announces a book sale with reform works by Hubard, Houston, Garland, and Dunning, priced at 25 cents to 50 cents, plus a travel lecture tour by Wm. A. Caraway through Mississippi Valley towns. Subscriptions to The Progressive Farmer and National Economist are encouraged at events.

Ublic America Lester C. Hubbard Price United States Ignatius Donnelly B. F. Houston Detroit Great West N. A. Dunning Raleigh N. C W. A. Peffer U.S Kansas Farmers’ Alliance Mississippi Valley Hamlin Gerland Jason Words Gerland Gerlind New England Magazine

Nash County Alliance notice on lectures by L A Lloyd

Brother L A Lloyd, lecturer for Nash County Alliances, will address the public at 1 p.m. at multiple locations including Gold Valley June 7, Free Union June 8, Stony Hill June 9, Grove Hill June 10, Chapel June 11, Rock Spring June 18, Stanhope June 14, Mount Pleasant June 15, Bissett June 16, Joyners June 17, and Rocky Mount June 18, with Yours Internally 9 H Barnes Co Alliances.

Bay Creek Vandemere Triumph Prospect Providence Enterprise Smith Creek Mulberry Bunch Trent Brotherhood Wm. A. Caraway, Co L. A. Lloyd Nash County Gold Valley Free Union Stony Hill Grove Hill Rock Spring Stanhope Mount Pleasant Bissett Joyners Rocky Mount H. Barnes Th Co

Northly Farmers' State Alliance seeks lecturer

A fragmented message from the Northly Farmers' State Alliance asks any county or sub alliance wishing to hire a good lecturer to write to W. S. Ba, Secretary Treasurer, care of the undersigned, for arrangements. The note stresses modest compensation and requests direct contact for scheduling and expenses.

Tive Northly Farmers’ State Alliance B. Alexander W.S. Ba y-Treas N.C. Fsr

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Friends of Sub-Treasury Bill Col. Polk Page Grant Progressive Farmer Reform Books Progressive Farmer List Caravan Pamlico CO St. Helens England Ea Beecham Ork Depot Canal St New -Teeeone Encyclopedia Britannica E.G. Harrell & CO A. Williams & Es Raleigh, N. C Iginia Virginia Nash County Alliancemen Fourth Congressional District Edwards & Broughton, Publishers N.C Meeting OF Executive Equittee C. Farmers’ State Alliance Alexander W. Barnes Kleigh W. S. Barnes Sec’y-Treas N.C. FS W. B. Mann & Co California the Fairweathers Adilres Henri F. Mirweather National Capital Life Insurance Company Washington, D. C Daniel Rainey A. C. Sabin Ps.gason State OF North Carolina Northur Beal Postoffice Eee Eee Eee Beko Wepeaseseasence Co Bsa
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