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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1891

Page

2

Progressive Farmer appeals for proper address and aid

The Progressive Farmer urges members to update mailing labels with real names and post offices. It highlights Mrs. Cattie Corsitt’s distress in Pitt County, calls for Alliance support, and critiques party leaders for failing to meet Alliance reforms. The piece defends Judge Clark’s postal telegraph views and argues for honest, fearless advocacy by Alliance members.

Cattie Corsitt Black Jack Pitt County N. C

The Caucus or the People Which

A political tract argues that elected representatives should answer to their constituents rather than party caucus. It warns that caucus obedience should not override the voters who chose the legislators and notes ongoing efforts to publish leaders’ portraits for subscribers.

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Grand Alliance mass meetings spread across states

The campaign announces mass meetings in multiple cities including Martinsburg and La Crosse with speakers President Polk and Jerre Simpson. Additional two day events are planned in Mississippi cities Holly Springs Durant Hazlehurst Meridian Tupelo, plus Goldsboro and Charlotte gatherings. Aimed at educating members and recruiting 50 000 subscribers.

Goldsboro Charlotte Martinsburg W. Va Polk Jerre Simpson Open Alliance of Wisconsin la Crosse Jamesville Wisconsin Lancaster Ohio Peffer Kansas

Do They Stand Up to Question Voters on Sub Treasury

A political column urges voters to press candidates with direct yes or no answers on ten issues including national banks currency futures gambling land ownership taxes railroads and direct Senate elections. It argues testing sincerity will reveal opposition to the Sub Treasury plan among those seeking support.

Enemies of Reform Sub-Treasury Alliance United States

Why Don We Get Our Picture Delayed by Mailing Tubes

The passage explains a delay caused by a sick entry clerk and an entering clerk's error in mailing tube orders. The company has corrected the error, will locate the tubes by freight, and will mail pictures to all entitled once tubes arrive.

Kill It With A Better Program For People Not Money

The writer urges ending the Sub-Treasury bill from party politics and proposes a fair showing to win public support. It argues parties should recognize common interests and rights of persons over money, warning that current leaders prolong the struggle. The piece laments the influence of plutocracy and calls for decisive political reforms.

Friends of Money Power Friends of Plutocracy Amaherst Epior Carnegie Sub-Treasury Alliance W. M. Evans H.e Evans Washington

The Groupe Picture And The Third Party In California

A Ventura letter from May 27 1891 praises a groupe showing National and State officers. It urges Southern states to join the reform movement and predicts a 1892 victory if they cooperate. Also notes a National Farmers' Alliance lithograph promoted by The Progressive Farmer and questions Alliance subscriber numbers.

Ventura Cal J. W. Denmark Marion Cannon State Alliance of California Progressive Raleigh N. C National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union Buffalo N. Y

Telegraphs and telephones in the Post Office plan

Walter Clark argues for government control of telegraph and adoption of the telephone by the Post Office to cut rates, improve national communications, and reduce private monopoly power. He cites international practices and envisions nationwide rural post offices with nickel slot telephones. May 29, 1891. Amaherst VA.

Mr. Borror Post Office Department Postoffice Department Post Office England France Germany Postoffice Congress Telegraph Trust Ocala Farmers’ Alliance Washington Walter Clark

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Progressive Farmer L. L. Polk Baylus Cade J.W. Denmark Fisk Seorenet Wis N. C. Farmers’ State Alliance Communication Publi Judge Clark North Carolina Alliancemen South Alliance Voters Georgia South Carolina Mississippi Republican Party Caucus People Grand Alliance Groupe Picture the Telephone and Telegraph Oxisko, Pasquotank Co Borror D.A Republican Alliancemen R. A Bro. Cade All the Brethren M. G. Gregory
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