Brain and Breeches in a Richford Poem
A poem read at the Richford Institute by Mrs. Sex ton of Harford denounces wage inequality and the social cost of gender bias. It critiques paid man’s wages vs half for women, recounts farm labor, church, and Grange scenes, and argues for women’s political and social equality.
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Richford Institute
C. F. Sexton
Harford
Puecees
Paul
The New Party Pulpit Review May 31 1891
Rev Thomas Dixon Jr reviews a Cincinnati convention that launched a new political party. He describes a 5000 strong, earnest crowd of farmers and workers, religious tone, doxology, and mixed elements. He outlines the party as a national, reform-minded movement with social democrat features and irrigation ambitions for the Southwest, plus ongoing Alliance travels in North Carolina.
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Thos. Dixon, Jr
Thomas Dixon, Jr
Twenty-third Street Baptist Church
Association Hall
Cincinnati
Music Hall
Fourth Estate
Fremont
Peffer
People’s Party
Kansas
Union
W. A. Peffer
Ingalls
Merica
America
Ae Party
Polk Responds to New Party Movement Opinions
Colonel L L Polk president of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union discusses the Cincinnati conference and the third party movement in candid terms. He emphasizes that he spoke as an individual not for the alliance, praises the conference's clear platform and unity, and argues reformers should unite farmers nationwide to counter corporate power and push for lasting political realignment.
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Mr. Borror
Manteo
Engelhard
Hyde County
Bro. Watson
Alliance
W. H. Lucas
Oyster Commission
Bro. C. W. Davis
Mattamuskeet Lake
Egypt
North Carolina
Swan
Hyde
Goose Creek Island
Alliance Gospel
Church of the Disciples
Bayboro
J. F. Brinson
County Alliance
Masonic Hall
Progressive Farmer
Brinson
Lucas
Red Sea
Pamlico County
Morehead City
Ren. H. Thompson
Beaufort County
Pamlico
Beaufort Counties
Bro. Branch
Aurora
L. L. Polk
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Reform Press Bureau
People’s Party
Cincinnati
Third Party
Inter
Friends of Reform
Cincinnati Conference
South
North
Scieser
East
Northwest
Maus
Uni
Sub Alliances Trade Direct With State Agent
The State Executive Committee State Business Agent offers sub alliances a direct trade option with a designated money deposit and draw privileges. Each alliance may trade to the full deposit amount at any time, enabling independent business with the State Business Agent without third party dependence.
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State Executive Committee
Oaks
At Ness
Alexander
Executive Committee
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Farmer Jones
Orient
Liberty
Church of the People of White
Grange
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Scoffers
Sumter
Southeast
Farmers’ Alliance
Democratic Party
God
Albuquerque
N. M
California
Colorado
Pacific
Southwest
New Mexico
Great Southwest
Rio Grande
Garden of
Blair
Congressman Branch
J. R. Coloway
R. H. Lane
New Berne
Beaufort
Carteret County
Court House
Ralph Howland
Dare County
Polk
NEW Party
Reform Press News Association