Alliance Leadership Lists North Carolina and National Officials
The document enumerates officers for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It includes presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, lecturers, stewards, chaplains, door keepers, and executive committee members, with names and towns across several states. It also contains a lengthy political editorial urging independence from party dictates and warning against plutocratic influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B. Long
Asheile
N. C
Barnes
Raleigh
Bell
Brasstown
N.C
C. C. Wright
Glass
Rev. E. Pope
Alk Evel
W. H. Tomlinson
Ayetteville
H. E. King
Eanut
Bergeonlle
Holt
Chalkevel
W. H. Worth
W. . Graham
Machpelah
NORTH
Arolina Farmers’ State Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlotte
J. M. Mewborne
Kin
Pamlico County Alliance Endorses Farmer Platform
At Arapahoe on April 14 1892 the Pamlico County Alliance adopted resolutions endorsing the St Louis Conference platform from February 22 1892 and pledging to support only candidates who vow to enact its demands. They express confidence in National President L L Polk and leaders Macune and others while pledging steadfast support to those who stand by the Farmers Alliance principles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Reform Press Association
Ofhers
J. L. Ramsey
Warren Butten
W. S. Barnes
Progressive Farmer
Jaucasian
Farmers’ Advocate
Trawn Mountain Home Journal
Asheville
Alliance Sentinel
Goldsboro
Country Lite
Trinity College
N. Mercury
Hickory
N. Rattler
Whitakers
N.C
Agricultural Bee
Gale “Oro
N. C
Columbus Weekly News
Whiville
Alliance Echo
Mccure
Baysoro
Epiror
Pamlico County
Arapahoe
St. Louis
L. L. Polk
Macune
Farmers Alliance
J. H. Houtox
A. Carrawan
Martin
Holloways, Person Co
Macduff
N. N. Tuck
Club Offer Privately timed through November fifteenth
The notice advertises a club offer running through Nov 15 with a price of 50 cents. It invites readers to join or participate, noting a limited-time discount presented by a farming publication context.
Letter from the West rails against worn politics and alliance aims
In Hendersonville letter writer scolds 19th century party demagogy and bank policy, argues for anti Wall Street, anti silver, and anti monopoly stance. He urges North Carolina Alliance to stand firm at Raleigh convention and rejects cooperation with Democratic bosses. A second letter from IREDELL Co editor discusses relief for Alliance members and favors a centralized, pre funded, quarterly assessment system to aid fire victims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iredell Co
Epitor
Progressive Farmerie
Alliance
Houstonville Alliance
P. B. Kennedy
Carteret Alliance Meeting Heard Stirring Oration
The Carteret Alliance No. 1440 met in Eureka on April 14 with orator Frank D. Koonce of Richlands addressing about 500 members. Ralph Howland introduced Koonce as a public speaker. he spoke for 75 minutes, was cut short by rain, and praised for his forceful style and vivid anecdotes. The dinner was described as excellent and the gathering encouraged club activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bocug
N. C
Epitor
Carteret Alliance
Eureka
Onslow
Frank D. Koonce
Richlands
Ralph Howland
Bro. Koonce
Oonce
Koonce
Teach the People and Stand on the Alliance Platform
Readers weigh in on reform aims urging loyalty to the Alliance platform. Contributors call for nonpartisan voting, rejecting Wall Street, and nominating only staunch reformers aligned with farmers and labor. Many urge steadfast, assertive positions and midcourse restraint in politics.
Stand Together on Alliance Demands for Unity
In our paper we urge readers to unite on Alliance demands and vote together. Stop partisan voting by Democrats and Republicans when interests align. Support candidates who back Alliance aims, not politicians. D. A. Lona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Friends of Reform
D. A. Lona
Sparta
N.C
Epitor
Alliancemen
Voice From Arkansas Calls for Peo ples Party Support
An Arkansas column urges voters in Mulberry to renounce old Wall Street parties and back the Peoples party ticket from constable to president. It condemns Demo Republican bosses and implies collaboration with North and West factions while opposing Indy nonconformist influence and advocating Weaver and Polk on the St Louis platform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North
Indianapolis
Stanford Gresham
Weaver
Polk
Powderly
St. Louis
They Will Stick A Southern call to unite against capital
An editorial and reader letter urge Southern and Alliance allies to reunite for the November vote, reject sectionalism, defend labor against capital, and uphold platforms from Cincinnati to St. Louis. A North Carolina reader adds admonition to Elevate workers without harming others, criticizing party self interest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fom Hinton
Aprootic
Cincinnati Ocala
Omaha
St. Louis
Brothers of the South
Farmers Alliance calls for protective tariff and unified ballot support
In a Perquimans County meeting, Brother Wm Nixon offers a platform urging a solid Farmers Alliance line. Delegates cite the St Louis 1892 platform, endorsing it and pledging to oppose any candidate not aligned. Resolution calls for publication and demands coordinated political action. D W Mercer signs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Europe
Brother Alliancemen
Ieee
D. W. Mercer
Nesseer
Brunswick County Alliance Strengthens Support for Progressive Farmer
A Brunswick County letter from W. W. Drew praises the County Alliance meeting. It reports resolutions endorsing the Sioux platform and the delegation to the St Louis conference, with two dissenting votes, and commends Dr Culbreth for his lectures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paso
N.C
Epitor
County Alliance
Bret
Brunswick County
Souis
St. Louis
Culbreth
Count Alliance
State Alliance
Old Brunswick
Progressive Farmmer
W. W. Drew
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Peas Care
Atlantic Oo N. W
Nun
H. E Yanks
Huron
Uth
Ves
Tilman
Palmetto
Tennessee
Judiciary
Cole
Michigan
R. W. Beck
Alabama
M.D. Davie
Kentucky
National Legislative Committee
C. W. Macune
Washing
D.C
Mana Page
Brandon
L. P. Featherstone
Forest City
Aransas
W. F. Gwinn
White
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
Mr. Epior
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Democraticity
Wall Street
United States Senate
Cleveland
Hill
Foom
Plutocracy
W. R. Linpsay
Hendersonville
Borror
United States
Rome
Congress
House of Representatives
Butler
Court House
North Carolina
Katy
Wallstreet
Plaid Trust
the Public Voice
DE Road
RipeEway
J. F. P. Harron
Arkansas
Perquimans County Meeting
Hertrokp, Perquimans Co
Bro. Wm. Nixon
Our County
Winfall
Farmers’ Alliance of
Wintail
Carolina Dispatch
The
Tarboro
J. P. Winstow
Sec’y
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