Not Sick Yet Platform Nauseated Major Sees Victory Chance
A candid exchange with Major predicts trouble over the Democratic platform and a possible win for the opposition. He cites ballot box manipulation fears, notes Graham Haywood as a preferred Congress candidate, and warns election theft could hinge on future laws. He references county delegates from Halifax and Wilson and ends with a brisk farewell.
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New York
New Advertisements in The Progressve Farmer
Deodorine by L Walker of Felicity Ohio and Guilford College listed by L Hobbs Guilford College North Carolina. University of North Carolina represented by President Winston Chapel Hill North Carolina. The Progressive Farmer notes these advertisers for readers seeking regional suppliers and services.
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Nomination of Cyrus B Watson Praised by State Convention
Dispatch from Raleigh reports Cyrus B Watson of Forsyth hailed by editors and supporters as a Democrat of Democrats with a spotless record and warlike vigor. He is praised for a broad acceptance speech and vows of victory in November. Western and Southern calls for bi metal coinage receive attention from New York financial observers.
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Declaration of the Silver Men severs ties with Republican convention
A June 19 manifesto from the Silver Men asserts their withdrawal from the St Louis Republican convention and urges a return to direct, honest national service. They call for monetary reform through bimetallism, oppose party machinery, and nominate Henry M Teller for president, arguing for justice, independence, and unity beyond party lines.
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Amasa B Campbell
Archie M Stevenson
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Chas. H. Reickenstein
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C. J. Hart
Littleton Price
Jacob J Elliott
O. J. Salisbury
J.B Overton
Frank C. Goudy
John F. Vivian
J. W. Rockfellow
Robert W. Bmynge
Joan M. Williams
L M. Earl
Questions Answered on Alliance Stock Benefits in Shoe Factory
Mr T Ivey writes to THE Progressive Farmer seeking a personal letter to explain stock benefits under the Alliance. He poses a scenario with four members A B C D and their counties and subscriptions, asking how much more benefit each would receive from a shoe factory order, and what extra advantage a member gains.
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