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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1896

Page

6

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.

Congress Nomi Nashun Graham Haywood Thia Vick Tery Halifax Wilson Robeson 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.

E. L Walker Felicity Ohio Guilford College L. Hobbs N. C University of N C Winston Chapel Hill

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.

Raleigh Watson Cyrus B Watson Forsyth Russell Charlotte O New York Daily Financial

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.

St. Louis St Louis United States United Strates E.se M.s Henry M. Teller Holy Union Fred T. Dubvin RF. Pettigrew Frank J Cannon Cons H Hartman Ben E Rich Clarence E Allen A. Robertson A. C. Cleveland Willis Sweet Amasa B Campbell Archie M Stevenson Exsoch Srother James M. Downing Chas. H. Reickenstein Thomas Eksarns 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.

W. A. Harwood Urs A. Cauble Bro. Cauble County Sud Duca Alliance State Alliance Progressive Farmer Allistice North Carolina Cincinnati T. Ivzy.s A.’s County Alliance D.’s

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