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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Mar 29, 1892

Page

4

Farmers Must Break Free From English Gold Policy

James Murpock argues the US faces price control by English finance, urging farmers to adopt sub treasuries and a prohibitive tariff to fix living prices for wheat cotton and pork. He attacks both major parties and urges industrial finance reform to sever dependence on English capital and cheap foreign labor.

Mr. Borror Liverpool United States England Newland Uth India Egypt Russia Sub-Treasury Severn Dakota Beneft New York Charleston D. C Europe Xonaweh Gould Democratic Party New England Republican Party The Lantern Money Devil Lsten United Tates Acme Prave James Murpock

Orange Alliance Endorses Ocala Platform

Local reader J M Durham secretary asserts Orange Church Alliance supports the Ocala platform amid county meeting resolutions. He urges continued effort in life, liberty against money and monopoly, praising Orange Alliance progress.

Cuapxi N. C Borror

Resolutions From Woodland and Cedar Grove Alliances

Resolutions from Woodland Alliance No 520 Wayne County NC pledge support for the St Louis labor conference demands and oppose candidates not aligning with them. Cedar Grove Alliance Forsyth endorses Thomas Watson of Georgia for oppressed peoples and denounces partisan slander while reaffirming allegiance to Ocala Indianapo lis demands and party independence.

Woopianp Alliance Wayne County N.C. Wauwreas Woodland Alliance St. Louis R A. Parker Ooo Forsyth Cedar Grove Alliance Forsyth County Thos. Watson Georgia L. L. Polk Ocala-Indianapolis Progressive Farmer and Workingman’s Helper C. A. Phillips

Pyramid of Ways to Build the Country

An opinion piece argues farmers face hard times despite effort and capital access. It calls for a clearly defined “pyramid of ways” to restore agricultural prosperity, urging Democratic leadership to enact policy cures for the farmer’s financial disease and the nation’s social and political balance.

Mr. Borror Democratic Party Runnymedeia

Equally Grand and Noble Manhood and Farm Citizenship

A defense of thrifty farm homes as the basis of good citizenship contrasts rural prosperity with urban unrest. The speaker argues agriculture must be placed on a plain of thrift to attract young men to build homes in farm communities, forming reliable citizens for times of need. C. G. Waters, Sec’y.

C. G. Waters

Why They Oppose in the Partisan Press

The Hickory Mercury critiques the partisan press for altering its stance after rejecting the back salary grab. It argues Democrats failed to present a clear platform and predicts continued opposition to various railroad ownership clauses and other policy items as the press shifts positions.

St. Louis Democratic Party Hickory Mercury

Appeal for aid to Eureka Alliance member after fire loss

A committee from Eureka Alliance No 1480 reports Brother J R Smith has lost his house furniture clothes and fifty dollars by fire, totaling about one hundred fifty dollars, leaving him destitute. The lodge asks Alliancemen and subordinate lodges to donate funds, with fifty cents per male member already given, and requests twenty five cents from each Lodge. Donations to the Eureka Alliance secretary in Bogue N C.

Mr. Borror Eureka Alliance J. R. Smith Kinpy Totson Sec’y Bogue N. C Hilliard Glancy Samuel R. Weeks Elijah Pringle

Letter From Davidson Endorses St Louis Conference Action

A 1892 letter from GEO. Crouch, secretary, reports that Moffitt's Grove Alliance No 1554 in Davidson County, Grove Al, is improving attendance and endorses the St Louis Conference action held February 22 24, 1892. The group has about twenty subscribers to The Progressive Farmer and aims to have the item published.

Idson County Grove Moffitt’s Grove Alliance

Washington County Alliance Solid for Reform

A January 14 1892 resolution by the Washington County Alliance committee endorses the Ocala platform led by National President L L Polk. It pledges support for silver coinage and land loans, tariff relief, state banks, and popular election of President and U S Senators, urging tax on bondholders and unity against opposing candidates.

Washington County Alliance Ocala Fla Alpha Mees L. L. Polk Congress Senate U. S House of Congress

ALA DEMANDS ALLIANCE RESOLUTIONS ENDORSE FREE COINAGE

A group in Apex North Carolina adopts unanimous resolutions aligning with Ocala demands. They endorse free coinage of silver, free exports and imports of key agricultural goods, and the Sub Treasury plan while pledging active support for labor interests and the People’s Party causes.

A. H. A. Williams Sub Treasury Gressive P. C. Layer Prest J. M. Axsom Sec’y

Reform message in Wilson County meeting speech

In Wilson County Taylor N C Mr Borror according to appointment Bro J M Mewborne Lecturer for 2d district and County Lecturer Rev J T B Hoover spoke reform doctrine at Buckhorn on March 15 to a large crowd. Mewborne delivered an impressive speech praising reform aims and urging unity to ratify the St Louis platform and support reform to save the country from ruin.

J. M Allian Hoover Usding St. Louis

Resolution by St. Louis group aims actions by April first

Fragmentary text shows a group in St. Louis resolving to take action by April first. Mentions ARMER and a program possibly, with unclear context and date details.

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Davidson GEO. Croucn, Sec’y Washington County Alliance Solid For Reform Apex N.C People's Party Col. Polk Washington Alliance Hill Cleveland Democrats House Bro Mewborne Wilson Stanly Creeks A.W
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