National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Roster
The document lists leaders and officers of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It names presidents vice presidents treasurers secretaries and committees in several states with references to judiciary and legislative panels, and outlines newspaper endorsements and policy stances. It criticizes party loyalty and urges defense of farmers rights while warning against partisan subservience. It ends with a note from W. R. Lipsay urging steadfast support for the Alliance over party lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Long
Ashevile
N.C
Judaizing and party rhetoric across centuries
A critical critique of Judaizing notions in early Christian and later political contexts. The piece contrasts Republican and Democratic theses, argues both major parties and their allies mirror the other’s flaws, and urges readers to consult historical records rather than party rhetoric. It notes repeated voting patterns on major acts and calls for informed judgment over partisan fear-mongering.
Appeal for aid for Brother Samuel T Jones in Suggsville
A request from the Suggsville Alliance committee asks all brethren in the state to contribute to help Brother Samuel T Jones who has lost his horse valued at $140 and faces crop failure illness among his family and related distress. Subscriptions should be sent to John E W Sugg Snow Hill NC.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel T. Jones
Suggsville Alliance
Alliance
Suggeville Alliance
Brother Jones
John E. W. Sugg
Snow Hill
Appeal for Farmer W. T. Farmer relief in Wilson North Carolina
A February 27 1892 Wilson Alliance meeting approved a relief appeal for W T Farmer who lost a tobacco packhouse and about twenty thousand pounds of tobacco by fire on January 3. Despite some insurance his loss estimates range 800 to 1000 dollars. Contributions invited via Secretary John Y Moore Wilson NC from Alliance members.
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Wilson Alliance
Wilson
N. C
T. Farmer
Bro
Farmer
John Y. Moore
D. J. Thaway
Jay Watson
Joan Y. Moors
W.S. Barnes
Sec’y Treas N.C. F.S. A. En
Reform Talk From Sycamore and Borestre Letters
A collection of 19th century reformist letters urging Alliance support, electing trustworthy reformers, and voting for candidates aligned with the reform platform. Voices urge unity beyond partisanship, warn against money power, and call for ballot-box action to secure equal rights and government by the people. VIN WATSON, A. VANN, J. P. Cox express the stance.
A New Party
In Taylorsville North Carolina a speaker attacks a Wall Street aligned party. He condemns past votes and calls for a united People's party with a platform of equal rights for all and privileges to none. He urges Farmers Alliance members to unite and elect reform-minded leaders.
Platform for People to Vote on Laws Plan
A letter from S. 8. GororTu of Lovelace NC argues for sweeping reform to curb party spoils. The writer proposes removing place officers, allowing Supreme Court review before enactment, and having governors and presidents issue proclamations for popular vote on all laws, creating a government of the people.
Aurelian Springs Alliance Meeting Report
W. M. Martin reports on the Aurelian Springs Alliance gathering with praise for new members and education focus. Speakers included J. M. Mewborne E. A. Moore and Senator W. E. Bowers, praising SubTreasury insights and communal benefits.
National People's Party Mass Meetings Call 1892
A lengthy call from the National Committee of the People's Party directs mass meetings on the last Saturday in March 1892, urges ratification of a labor platform, and invites delegates to a national convention in Omaha. It outlines representation, aims to elect candidates, and condemns the American Tobacco Company while urging local action and unity among allied lodges.
Letter Fry Forsyth to Pinnacle Alliance in Culler NC
are- LETTER FRY FORSYTH. are- LETTER FRY FORSYTH.-PINNACLE ALLIANCE, No. 2014, Culler, N. C. Mr. Borror:-Having seen a short communication in your paper, claim ing to represent Pinnacle Town Alli ance, we desire to say through your paper to all whom it may concern, that we know of no such legal organization, nor do we know how there can be any legal organization there, as it is only one mile from Pinnacle Sub Alliance, and furthermore, the material out of which they propose to organize, have proved themselves disloyal to the State Constitution and our Rules of Order while with us. The pretended organ ization is mainly composed of expelled, dismissed, and seceded members. Will the authorities grant them a charter, allowing them to receive into the Order inelligible -, men, women and children? If so, they would be well suited. As they have openly denounced the Constitution and Rules of Order, some of them say it is wrong, an other saying he could write a better one. Now we would ask some good Alliance brother, is there any use of a
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pinnacle Alliance
Culler
N. C
Borror
Pinnacle Town Alliance
Pinnacle Sub Alliance
Relief appeal from Lone Star Alliance member in Gates County
At a Lone Star Alliance gathering a member lost his cook room table ware and cooking utensils, plus about three hundred bushels of peanuts in a February fire. The affected brother is disabled, with a wife and ten children. Neighbors and the Order offer help, with donations sent to Secretary R H Parker at Wiggins X Roads Gates County North Carolina. Committees named W H Rippick C A Vann RH Parker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephor
Lone Star Alliance
Etlis
R. H. Parker
Wiggins X Roads
Gates County
N.C
Political resolutions from Sandy Ridge Alliance endorse Ocala platform
The February 9 1892 meeting of Sandy Ridge Alliance No 1900 passes resolutions endorsing President L L Polk and the Ocala platform, urging unity, pressing demands on public servants, and restricting candidates to those who back Ocala. A second notice from Alexander County Alliance No 1315 requests publication of a January 15 1892 resolution and allocation of delegates with compliance penalties.
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Sandy Ridge Alliance
Wunereas
L. L. Polk
Cala
Su Treasury
Nation Council
Indianapolis
Ocala
Progressives
Eame
Jon Ham
Alexander County
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Marion Butler
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W. R. Linpsay
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Republican Party
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Jackson Alliance
Mr. Epior
Jackson Sub Alliance
RB. T. Lisstare
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Bryan Tyson
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