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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

19 Mar 1895

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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1895

Page

4

Forty-Eighth Day Senate Rules and Legislative Actions

The Fortieth-Eight Day Senate agenda records numerous bills and readings. Measures include jail construction in Alexander county, county tax support for Sampson poor, Cleveland and Moore county projects, and roadwork in Buncombe. The Senate passed bills on charters, taxes, and public institutions, with multiple measures enrolled or sent to the House for concurrence.

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Alexander County Sampson County Denton County Leakeville Pilot Banking and Graham County C. C. Israel Moore County Ihe County Buncombe Cleveland County Caldwell and Watauga Randolph County Wilson Graded School Bank of Fayetteville Whiteside Valley Baptist Church Rutherford County Calen Jonesboro Sanford Corn Manufacturing Company Agricultural and Mechanical College Greensboro House of Representatives Senate Mt. Airy Surry County Guilford Forsythe Ararat River D. A. McDonald Superior Court Winston, Leer McDowell County Colored Orphan Asylum Chapel Hill Cause of Representatives McCaskey Paddison Agricultural Department A. and M. College Pe Ia State Farmer's Alliance Board of Agriculture Adams Bank of Tarboro James Humphreys Kill Quick Edgecombe County United Baptist Institute Macon Graham Tennessee North Carolina Newton Sampson County Levy & Core Roanoke Railway and Bridge Company Forsyth County Goldsboro Atherton Maxton Roveson County Winston-Salem Southbend Railroad Belmont Gaston County New Berne Moorsboro Atlantic and North Carolina Railroad Company General Assembly Mitchell County Mitchell Rice Virginia Care Association Raleigh N.C Pamlico Tar Tennessee River Improvement Company Charter Edgecombe Coughs Cumberland County Fortune Woodard Swain County Mr. Williams Leinbach Secretary of State Hileman Concord Harris Spencer Mountain Mills Chileut Haw River Robinson Anson County Normont North Carolna Higgins Yancey Lee Haywood Croom G. W. Martin Crawford Mt. Holly Mocksville Swansboro Washington Beaufort County Lincolnton Eas Ae Vandemerae Scugpernong River Stokes Surry Mooroe John W. Thompson Robe State Board of Education Board of Education New Hanore Old Court House Cox
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Political organizers by district in North Carolina

Jas H Wright of Carlton head of the Sixth district with Johnston Wake Durham Granville and Vance counties. C McG Dunn of Populi heads the Seventh with Cumberland Robeson Bladen Columbus and Brunswick. Elijah W Flake of Rockingham heads the Eighth with Harnett Moore Richmond Anson Union Stanly and Montgomery. Geo E Hunt of Michael heads the Tenth with Guilford Rockingham Stokes Surry Davie Yadkin and Forsyth counties. J P Sossaman of Huntersville heads the Eleventh with Rowan Cabarrus Mecklenburg Gaston Lincoln and Iredell. T W Babb of Hertford heads the First with Currituck Camden Pasquotank Perquimans Chowan Gates Edenton Orange Person Alamance. Don Sanders of Burgaw heads the Fourth with Wayne Duplin Bladen Pender New Hanover Sampson. Ninth, Twelfth, and Fourteenth districts listed with counties Alexander Wilkes Alleghany Ashe Watauga Mitchell Surry notes and A W Parker of Sylva organizer for the Fourteenth with Buncombe Madison Henderson Transylvania and Polk.

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Goldsboro House Josiah Turner Sunshine Institute Rutherford County Concord Cabarrus County Rockingham County Carolina Military Institute Washington Aurora French Broad Bank and Trust Company First State Bank and Trust Company Marion Linville Falls and Cranberry Turnpike Company Sharon M. E. Church Cleveland County Caldwell County Lasker Northampton County Davidson Randolph Peachland Anson County Big East Bork Pigeon River Haywood County Warrenton Senate E. L. Francks Williams Newbern Cherokee County Cherokee Matamuskeet Lake Hyde County Beaumont Park Association Pasquotank Colored Normal School Elizabeth City Carolina Christian College Pitt County Durham County Western North Carolina Christian Conference Morganton Hendersonville Cape Fear River Drew Bryan Cape Fear McClammy Warsaw Berryville Catawba County Rowan Rogers Wake Blackiver Mingo Creek Sampson County Jas. H. Wright Carlton N. C Ganizer Johnston Durk Granville Vance Dunn Populi Orizer Cumberland Robeson Bladen Colbus Brunswick Elijah W. Flake Rockingham Harnett Moore Richm Anson Union Stanly Montgery Geo Camden Pasqutank Perquimans Chowan Gaareneer T. W. Babb Hertford Alexander Wilkes Allghany Ashe Watauga Mitchell Surry J. W. Cox Edwardaville George W. Hahn Tuscola Hay Jackson Swain Macon Graham Clay A. W. Parker Sylva Orgaizer Buncombe Vance Madison Henderson Transylvania Polk
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Demands Adopted by Farmers Alliance in Raleigh 1895

A Raleigh 1895 document outlines Finance Land and Transportation reforms. It calls for national currency issued by the government, free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, higher per capita money supply, a graduated income tax, postal savings banks, and government ownership of telegraph and telephone. It also advocates land reform reclaiming alien lands for settlers and limiting railroad land holdings, plus direct election of US senators by district.

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Farmers’ Alliance and Industry Union Raleigh N. C United States
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