North Carolina Legislature Debates Confederate Monument
Contested votes on Hileman motion to table a Confederate monument. second reading passes 60 to 38. Bills advanced include school grants, road and tax measures, pensions, and railroad actions amid a long session with remarks by Lt. Gov. Doughton and various senators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs
Lusk
Monroe
Nelson
Peebles
McClammy
White
Woodard
Smith
Stanly
Gates
Bagwell
Bean
Bryan
Buchanan
Campbell
Cor
Crumel
Currie
Darden
Davis
Dixon
Drew
Eiledge
Elis
Flnck
Gentry
Harris
Gaston
Henderson
Hilemap
Hopkins
Huffman
Hunter
Leary
Linney
McKinney
McLean
Michael
Mitchell
Morrow
Norman
Peace
Phillips
Randolph
Reynolds
Self
Caswell
Cleveland
Spears
Squires
Taylor
Turner
Polk
Vickers
Walker
Noel
M Sers
Abbott
Alexander
Mecklenburg
Baker
Bateman
Brown
Burnham
Cheek
Crawford
Cumpler
Duncan
Edwarde
Ewart
Fieming
French
Gallop
Grizzard
Harrelson
Harrington
Hyde
Higgins
Alleghany
Yancey
Hooker
House
Howard
Yates
Crumpler
Edwards
Fleming
Harrelgop
Gaston Harris
Johnson
Julian
Kelly
King
Lawrence
Lee
Leinback
McCall
McCauley
McKenzie
Norment
Pool
Rascoe
Ray
Reinhardt
Robinson
Saunders
Gates Smith
Stevens
Thomas
Tomlinson
Whitener
Williams
Winborne
Wooten
Noes
Mess
Secretary of State
General Assembly
Senate
North Carolina Institution For the Deaf and Dumb and Blind
Raleigh
Hickory
Greensboro
Norfolk and Midland Railroad
New Berne
North Carolina organizers map districts by counties
James H Wright of Carlton organizes Sixth district covering Johnston Wake Durham Granville Vance. C M Dunn of Populi charts Seventh district Cumberland Robeson Braden Columbus Brunswick. Elijah W Flake of Rockingham heads Eighth district Harnett Moore Richmond Anson Union Stanly Montgomery. George K Hunt of Michael heads Tenth district Guilford Forsyth Stokes Forsyth Davidson Davie Yadkin Surry. J P Sossaman Huntersville leads Eleventh district Rowan Cabarrus Mecklenburg Gaston Lincoln Iredell. Tenth and etc details continue with districts Nines Twelves Fourteenth etc naming organizers and county groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Wright
Carlton
N. C
Johnston
Wake
Durham
Granville
Vance
C. McG. Dunn
Populi
Cumberland
Robeson
Braden
Columbus
Brunswick
Elijah W. Flake
Rockingham
Harnett
Moore
Richmond
Anson
Union
Stanly
Montgomery
Geo. K. Hunt
Michael
Guilford
Fenn
Stokes
Forsyth
Davidson
Davie
Yadkin
Surry
J. P. Sossaman
Huntersville
Rowan
Cabarrus
Mecklenng
Gaston Lincon
Iredell
Currituck
Camden
Pasquotank
Perquimans
Chowan
Gates, Hertford
Rev
T. W. Babb
Hertford, N.C
Demands Adopted by the Farmers Alliance at Raleigh 1895
A 1895 platform outlining finance and land reforms. It calls for a national currency issued by the government, free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, increased per capita money, a graduated income tax, and limiting government revenue to necessary expenses. It also urges postal savings banks, land reform reclaiming railroad and alien lands, government ownership of transportation, and direct election of U.S. Senators by voters.
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Senate
Branson
Raleigh
Paddison
Senator Forbes
Pitt
Sctione
Fortune
McCaskey
Adams
Starbuck
University
White
Alexander
Mr. Fortune
Fowler
Mewborne
General Assembly
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
N. C
Nce
United States
Sena
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Hileman
House of Representatives
News and Observer
H. Wort
Walton
Bank of Piedmont
Rutherfordton
Richmond County
Roarin
Wilkesboro
Trap Hill
Dockery
Roanoke ‘Water Power Co
Chat — County
Randolph and
David
Clals
Brunswick Bridge and Ferry Company
Manchester
Cumfatovhes
Elisete Ze
Elim City
Farmers’ Alliance Association of North Carolina
Winston
Levibank
Flack
See
B. Holland
Cotton
Wilson Graded School
State Farm
Harnett County
Johnston Sunior
Wm. H. Lambeth
Mitchell Humphery
Henry Bass
Geo. E. Knox
United Baptist Institute of
Alexander County
Superior Court of
Marion
Kill Quick
James Lewis
Madison
William Cooper
Ellis
Johnson Julian
Mr. Henderson
Mr. Rice
Furarce Company
North Caroina
Morganton
Orient Lodge
A. F. and M
Wilmington
Snow Creek
Iredell County
Transylvania County
Mt. Airy
Surry County
Fayetteville Land and Improvement Comny
Newbern Gas Light Company
J. C. Laughlin
Anson County
Martin County
Munsonic Temple Assciation
Davis School House
Bethel Church
Stanly County
D. C. Whitaker
Statesville
Stony Hill Church
J.s W. Blum
Cabarrus County
Old Fort
Duplin County
Pembroke
Robeson County
Concord
Morganton and Shelby Railroad Company
Trent River
Vance County
Wake County
Cherokee County
Craven County
Vandermere
Pamlico County
Kinston
Ashe
Watauga
Randolph County
Siler City
Roanoke
Tar
Forsyth County
Dalby
Odho Wilson
Tinos. W. Mason
Wilson
Mason
Mr. Moody
Haywood
Ches A. Cook
Mr. Dowd
O. C. Mears
Cook
Mears
Board of Education of
Swain
Cherokee Council
Superior Court
Henderson County
Swift Creek
Lassiter
Northampton County
Gorge E. Knott
Wilkes County
Cooper
Hoover
A. and M. College
Doughton
Moody
Lenoir
Senate of
North Carolina
North
Mecklenburg County
McDowell
South Gaston
Inia County
Berrye
French Broad Railway Company
Bank of Lumberton
Farmers’ and Mechanics’ Bank
Bryson City
Income North Carolina Savings and Trust Company
Newbern Street Railway and Electric Company
Cherokee Lodge
A. F
A. M
Murphy
Mechanics’ Dime Savings Bank
Stannie Wynne and
South Side Manufacturing Company
Salem
Lincolum
Camden and Currituck Railroad Company
Warsaw
Hendersonville
Washington
Buncombe
Nash, Anson
Craven
Mount Holly
Easton
Chatham County
Morganton Hospital
Insane Asylum
State University
Wake Superior Court
Board of
GC. A. Cook
C. A. Cook
W. E. White
George Davis
W.S. Lusk
J. L Stuart
D. L. Russell
T. J. Jarvis
W.T. Rabb
W. T. Fair- Faircloth
Angus Shaw
H. OC. McMillan
P. H Morris
J.N. Todd
J. M. Thomas
H. D. Williams
State, Colored Normal School
State Normal and Industrial School
Westmoreland
Winston and Southbound
Commissioners of
J. O. Wilcox
J. T. Privett
S. A. White
James R. Louse
W.G Stephers
L. R Whitner
Leinbach
Martha Ramsey
Mr. Woodard
Thomas H. Briggs & Sons
Raleigh, N.C
Chatham
Orange
Person
Alamance
J. R. Means
Trinity College
Don C. Sanders
Burgaw
Wayne
Duplin
Onslow
Pender
New Hanover
Sampson
Wilkes
J. W. Cox
Edwardsville
George W. Hahn
Tuscola
Ackson
Macon
Graham
Clay
Cherokee
A. W. Parker
Sylva
Cape Henderson
Transylvania
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