Carolina and North Carolina State Alliance Leaders List
The document lists officers and judiciary committees for the North Carolina State Alliance and the South Carolina Farmers State Alliance, naming Marion Butler J Mewborne J Bridges and W Barnes among others, with roles such as president treasurer lecturer chaplain and door keeper across Greensboro Raleigh and other NC locations, plus affiliated papers and press association members. It also includes farming advisory notes on milking cows soil and clover, plus commentary on political reform and party systems by W R Linpsay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bridges
Caarts
N.C
Barnes
Pst
Uswears Ee
Gargeant at-Arms
J. R. Hancock
Greensboro
N. C
W. H. Worth
Ih Sinees Fund Co
W. Ee
Graham
Northarolina F. ’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Golamase
J. Long
Eoka
A. F. N.C. Samme Va
Eet
Carolina Reform Press Association
Oficers
J. L. Ramsey
Arin Butler
W. S. Jarnen
Aegreeive Farmer
State Organ
Raleigh
IsucaglAl
Golé Aneeee Mercury
Hickory
Aattler
Whitakers
Carolina Dispatch
Hertford
Our Home
Beaver Dam
the Revolution
Marion
Alow
Peanut
Brother Hunt Speaks at Forsyth County Goodwill
In Forsyth County North Carolina on May 5 1894 district organizer Brother George E Hunt spoke for about two hours to an attentive audience and on Sunday preached at Goodwill Baptist church. Six names were pledged for membership in the Farmers Alliance with Hunt praised as a strong speaker and urged ministers to awaken to their duty. James A Lowery secretary notes the alliance is alive and growing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance At
Goodwill
James A. Lowery
Sec'y
Work to Be Done by the People of Wilson County
Assorted remarks by A. W. Parker Ass't Lecturer Wilson County urge Christian workers to resist government money power and vote to end financial bondage. He calls for unity at the polls to reclaim the promised land and stresses duty to work while day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Ephor
Jefferson
Franklin
Great Britain
Washington
Pluocracy
Cresar
America
A. W. Parker
Wilson County
Popular Talks On Law By Wm Sprague
The article discusses the right of petition in English and American history, tracing roots to Edward I and notable statutes under Charles II and William and Mary. It notes petitions as a political tool, prior restrictions on gatherings, and dangers of tumultuous petitioning, plus a note on arsenate of lead as a pest control poison and preparation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sprague
Washington
Congress
Blackstone
England
Edward I
Henry IV
House of Commons
Victoria
Parliament
Commons
Corn Party
Russia
London
Common Council
Lord George Gordon
Lord Mansfield
Charles II
Paris Green
Irrepressible conflict urged between creditors and labor
James Murdock argues the century will see a final clash between the creditor class and invested capital in farming mining and manufacturing. He contends creditors have cut farm prices while raising credit, urging labor and capital to unite to reform money and fix fair prices. He envisions a broad political campaign to end panics and strikes and grant steady high wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epior
United States
Europe
James Murdock
Our National Debts Demand Greenbacks and Silver
A quoted argument argues the national debt cannot be paid in gold, urging issuance of greenbacks and silver restoration. It cites the total public and private debt and compares money supply to debt, urging business readers to consider bonds versus currency solutions.
Dream of the Press And Reform Papers Poise
A compilation of bold reform rhetoric from papers like Labors' Tribune The Calliope Farmers' Voice and more. It cites attacks on Congress demonetization and tariff deals while praising ballots and reform voters. The piece notes figures like Morton and politics across several newspapers including Missouri World Chicago Express Journal of Agriculture and American Enterprise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Tribune
Washington
Roycespiere
Southern Mercury
Ohio
Henderson
Courier
Coxey
Missouri World
Chicago Express
Journal of Agriculture
Sherman
Reed
Thomas Jefferson
Missouri
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agitaTionAl AL Farmers’ Alliance
Goldsboro
J- L. Gilbert
Mena
Ia Reas
D. P. Dunoe
Bucks
Ren
Dean
Aarrisburg
Pennsyl
Southworth
Denver
Col
Garsarolina Farmers’ State Alliance
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Ocala
Our
W. R Linpsay
N.C. N.C
Bro. Hunt
Forsyth County
The
Progressive Farmer
Dream OF the Press
Morton
United States Senate
Finance Committee
Louisville Courier-Journal
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