National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union Listing
National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union member roll with executive board Carolina and North Carolina state alliances. Includes Loucks as president and Turner secretary treasurer. Names, duties, and papers allied to the Ocala platform urged for continued publication support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raz National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
South Dakota
Washington, D.c
J. H. Turner
North Capitolia
Washington, D. C
Resolutions by Martin County People's Party Convention
The Martin County People's Party Convention committee presents resolutions opposing unequal conditions and endorsing the Democratic state platform with Alliance borrowings. It pledges to oppose anyone opposing the party demands, threaten future conventions to endorse or oppose nominations, reject national candidates not fully endorsing the demands, oppose the force bill with a free ballot, and resist both major parties’ efforts to co opt reform, signed T. E. McCaskery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epior
People’s Party
Martin County
St. Louis
Ocala
Democratic Party
Raleigh
Spa
T. E. McCaskery
Col Polk A Lifelong Advocate Of North Carolina Reform
Col Leo Polk born April 24 1837 in Anson NC rose from farmer to legislator and militia organizer then a Confederate officer. He led the Progressive Farmer and Inter-State Farmers Association shaping NC agriculture and education while serving as editor and advocate for reform. He faced rivals but inspired rural voters with a broad public service record.
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W. J. Peele
Leonidas LaFayete Polk
Anson County
North Carolina
Thomas Polk
Mecklenburg
Mecklenburg County
Davidson College
Sarah P. Gaddy
Joel Gaddy
Twenty Sixth
Vance
Kinston
New Berne
Washington
Plymouth
Richmond
Polk
Forty-third
Kenan
Gettysburg
Lee
Hoke
Drury’s Bluff
Beauregard
Spotsylvania
North Anna Bridge
Hanover Junction
Bethesda Church
Washington City
Semecker’s Ferry
Bunkersfill
Berryville
Kerns Town
Army of Virginia
Polkton On
State Grange
Agricultural Department
Agricultural and Mechanical College
North Carolina Farmers’ Association
Elias Carr
Progressive Farmer
Col. Polk
Atlanta
Inter-State Farmers’ Association
Raleigh
N. C
Winston
Nor | Carolina
John E. Ray
Oak Ridge Alliance
Wake County
N. Y
County Alliance
State Alliance
National Alliance
Shrieveport
I. A
St. Louis
Ocala
Indianapolis
Great Conference of Confederated Labor Organizations
Wake Forest College
Baptist University
Baptist Church
Baptist State Convention
Farmers’ Alliance
John Sherman
President Polk Honored in Memorial Echoes of Freedom
Poetic tribute lauds President Polk as a brave leader and martyr for liberty. Rivers of lines praise his steadfast truth, courage, and impact on working people, while laments mark his death and a call for justice. The piece ends with a misplaced line referencing Lincoln and a date in Nebraska.
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Polk
Truth
Do Your Duty and the River Bank at Last
The narrative reflects on Leonidas L. Polk and Confederate memory at Oakwood Cemetery near a hill overlooking a brook. It recalls Polk’s life, his political battles, and a series of monuments to notable North Carolina figures, including Chief Justice Smith and Pearson, with lines from Polk’s final speeches about duty and mortality, ending with contemplations on his death and the hereafter.
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Washington, D. C
Oakwood Cemetery
Leonidas L. Polk
North Carolina
Smith
Pearson
Col. Polk
Winfield
Kansas
Penery
Reform Letter Urges Alliance Platform Support
In a periodical letter, Seavell urges reform lovers to back the Alliance and its Ocala and St Louis platforms, arguing the state party fails to relieve burdens and that national platform alignment brings true relief. He condemns voting for parties whose platforms offer no relief, calling for faithful adherence to reform principles and honest conscience.
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Benjaem
N. C
Epior
Mre
Ocala
St. Louis
Seavell
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Executive Board
W. Macune
Bronzo Wardall
South
Tillman
Palmetto, Tennessee
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
Nou Fico Beeenees
T- B. Long
Ashedle
Barnes
Urer
Bell
Brasstown
N.C
Steward
O. CG
Wright
Glass
Rev
E. Pope
Chalk
Kepe
Ayetteville
H. E. King
Oannt
Holt
Chalkevel
W. H. Worth
Ee Machpels
North Eolina Farmers’ State Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlotte
Dairmans
J. M. Mewborne
Johnston
Ruffin
Tate Alliance
A. Leazer
N. M. Culoreth
M. G. Gregory
Wm. GC. Connell
R. J. Powell
N. Énclish
Trinity College
J. J. Youn Polenta
H. A. Forney
Newton
Naii
North Carolina Reform Press Associal Oficers
J. L. Ramsey
Warren Butler
Wharnes
Jamps
Monel
Lion, Ont
Cai
People's Party
Col. L.L. Polk
Fion. L. L. Polk
L. L. Polk
Philip of
Hero
Greater
Don
Anx Fame
Eater Son
Sara
Vle
Fx We Tell
Greorge
Lincoln
Neb
Earth
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