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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1894

Page

6

Major Zeke Bilkins Weighs Choices For Offic e

Zeke Bilkins debates future in politics and diplomacy. He plans to quit the legislature and Congress, threaten to leave the Democratic party, and flirt with Populists for a better post such as consul in Jericho or a missionary role in Africa. The editor counters with history lessons and warns the party needs a backbone to survive.

Jericho Africa Zeke Demokratick Party Sandwich Island Jeryco Cleveland Washington Farrin Demokratick Mr. Cleveland Betsy Sugar Trust Ennyway

The High School Debate Is The Farmers Alliance Beneficial

Monaroe June 6 The Calhoun Literary Society held a public debate at Monroe High School on Is the Farmers Alliance Beneficial to the South D. A Medlin opened with a fine declamation W H Andrews and J H McCan spoke for the affirmative W D Sikes and Lee Griffin for the negative After a hot contest a three Democrat committee ruled in favor of the affirmative We request the address of W P Sharp who wrote Plutocracy's Excuses published in our last issue

Monaroe Calhoun Literary Society Monroe High School Farmers’ Alliance South D. A. Medlin Messrs W. H. Andrews J. H. McCan W. P. Sharp

Major Graham's House Burned in Macupeag NC

W A Granan trustee reports June 6 1894 that his house in Macupeag NC burned at noon but he saved the Alliance Books for the Business Agency fund and confirms no Alliance money or bonds were kept there the loss centered on personal property and papers.

Deak W. A. Granan

New Advertisements in The Progressive Farmer

Metal wagon wheels are offered by National Imi Manufacturing Co in Chicago in sizes seven inches. Instruction in bookkeeping is available from MacNair Pub Co in Detroit Michigan. Always mention THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer when writing to advertisers.

Quincy

Postmasters Election and Patronage Reform Debate

A 1787 framing defense of the people selecting postmasters, arguing the current Senate and Congress driven appointments corrupt and threaten republican government. It advocates electing postmasters by local ballots, outlines a precinct system, bonds, removal for cause, and next congressional terms, citing 75,000 offices and dangers of executive influence. It urges trust in voters and warns against centralization and patronage. The piece ends with tobacco and land ads from Allen & Boyden Company and brief notes on Cripple Creek and political figures.

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Call for Wake County People's Party convention

The People's party in Wake county calls meetings in townships on June 30 at 2 p.m. except Raleigh at 8 p.m. at the court house to elect five township executive committeemen and delegates to the county convention in Raleigh on July 4. The county convention will choose delegates to State, Congressional and Judicial Conventions. Each precinct selects two delegates at large plus one per twenty five votes or majority fraction for Governor in 1892. S. Orho Wirsey, Chairman, P. P. Ex. Com. Wake Co.

People’s Party Wake County Raleigh Township Court House Raleigh OrHo Wirsey Wake Co

Memorial resolutions honor Brother C. D. B. Ware

Brother C. D. B. Ware of Elbethel Alliance No 2052 died recently. He was highly esteemed by his brethren, who adopted memorial resolutions at a recent Alliance meeting. Watch your paper for renewal notices on your subscription.

C. D. B. Ware I Elbethel Alliance Alliance

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Zeke Bilkins, M Maj. Graham the Alliance Macupeag N. C W. S. Barnes, Esq Sec -Treas Iown’s Iron Bitters Allen & Boyden Company Waite Colorado Cripple Creek Richmond Star Wee Six C’s Coal Coke Coxey Southern Immigration Land and Title Co Baltimore Allen Fayetteville Jt Raleigh, N. C Allian OfFicz J. H Gi Davie & McDowell N.C J. W Denmark England Amsg Geo. E Hunt King’s Cabin Stokes Co Shoals Surry Stokes Cts Eseybal Macnair Detroit Mich Raleigh Coffin Company G. A. Strickland Fayville Street Ecole Erie
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