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Populist Planks and Fusion Debate in North Carolina
The letter from Thomas A. Kimps argues for preserving Populist party identity, opposing Butler Green fusion with Democrats, and favoring a strategic partial Republican ticket to win silver and election goals. He cites Pritchard and Linwood sources and urges party unity on Omaha platform while warning against non partisan alliances amid 1890s NC political turmoil.
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Progressive Farmer
North Carolina
Green
Butler
Willing
Mr. Green
Tofo
Darke
Senate
Gan
Omaha
United States Senate
Congressional Record
New York
Pritchard
Democrat
Aranda
Mr. Butler
Princip
Mr. Pritchard
Democratic Party
Thomas A. Kimpis
Subjeet
Cara
People’s Party
Alliance
Weaver
J. B Lloyd
C. A. Thornburg
Bessemer City
Jettle
Holton
Congress
Senator Butler
United States
Mahone
Virginia
Donnelly
N&w
St. Paul
Ignatuus Donnelly
Sidney M. Owen
People's Party of
Minnesota
Colorado
Montana
Washington
Idaho
Wyoming