Zeke Goes to the Primaries Hopes for All Right
In a North Carolina political exchange Betsy Bilkins urges participation in primaries while voicing distrust of bosses and primary conspiracies. The caller presses for outlooks, asserting Loyalist voters can “set up shop” if excluded. Betsy condemns shabby manipulation and favors voting for personal interests.
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Zeke
Bilkins
Betsy
North Carolina
State Chronicle
Bilin
Hult
Mecklenburg Times
Raleigh
Kurnel
One of the Best Attacked by The State Chronicle
The Special Informer claims a midnight attack on a Democrat while avoiding naming individuals. It denounces a governor candidate who opposes trusts, advocates fair interest on farmers and labor, and rejects violence or crime.
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The
State Chronicle
Chronicle
Such a Man for North Carolina Governor in May
The speaker declares a candidate who rejects political bosses and free passes, stands with the people’s needs, and supports reform. He promises the man will be found on May 18 to become Governor of North Carolina, urging voters not to forget the demand.
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North Carolina
Stoe
Counties Endorse St Louis Platform Across Region
The latest county alliances endorsing the St Louis platform include Burke Chatham Durham Edgecombe Franklin Gaston Iredell Moore Richmond Rockingham Wake Warren Tyrrell Catawba Simpson Wayne Duplin Chowan Bertie Wilson Johnston Pamlico Mecklenburg Forsyth Pender Alleghany Brunswick Perquimans Cleveland Pasquotank New Hanover Cabarrus Montgomery Jones McDowell Martin Yancey Union Onslow Clay Orange Anson Cherokee Surry Currituck Mitchell is the sole county not yet endorsing the demands.
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St Louis
Watkins
Johnston Co
Bear Grass
Martin
Salem
Rock
Chapel Nash Bi Rieu Fork
Davidson
Vance
Poplar Grove
Mt. Elam
Jones
Pring. Waren
Surry
Burke
Chitham
Durham
Edgecombe
Franklin
Gaston
Iredell
Moore
Richmond
Rockingham
Wake
Warren
Tyrrell
Catawba
Simpson
Wayne
Duplin
Chowan
Bertie
Wilson
Johnston
Pamlico
Mecklenburg
Forsyth
Pender
Alleghany
Address of the National Conference from the Alliance
The statement from the Birmingham Alabama Alliance Conference dated 3d inst notes unity amid factional pressure in the Southern States. Presidents and officers from Tennessee Kentucky Missouri Texas Louisiana Virginia Mississippi Alabama Georgia West Virginia and Florida along with the National Executive Committee pledge harmony and adherence to Alliance principles to preserve the reform movement.
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Alliance
Birmingham
Ala
Brotherhood of the
N. F. A. Clt
Tennessee
Kentucky
Missouri
Texas
Louisiana
Virginia
Mississippi
Alabama
Georgia
West Virginia
Florida
National Legislative Committee
National Judiciary Committee
L. L. Polk
Brotherhood of Alleform
Nationa Legislative Council
Brotherhood of the North
Northwest
J. H. McDowell
A. P Baskin
Harry Tracy
John A. Moore
J. C. Roberts
Thos. J. Ogilvie
J. G. Dozier
J. B. Carson
S. M Adams
T. D Ewing
J.T. M. Hancock
R. W. Morrow
B. G. West
G. W. Dyer
L. J. H. Johnson
T. T. Gardner
Joseph Miller
H. C. Brown
W. R. Browder
H. P. Bone
T. A Clayton
Evan Jones
T. A. Logan
Leonard
R. J. Sledge
J. A. Biard
C. W Macune
Geo. A Gowan
I. J. Stephens
A. Wardall
J. F. Tillman
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Aide Potx
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Alliance Principles Emphasized in 1892 Reform Letter
A 1892 address from the Reform Alliance urges unity and loyalty to core principles amid a political climate. It condemns factional attacks, urges members to avoid partisan office quests, and calls for electing lawmakers pledged to pass reform laws. Signatories include J H McDowell and several state representatives. The Birmingham letter closes with a call for reform press to copy.
Primary politics and sugar tariff debate in Iredell
A political column discusses North Carolina Democratic primaries on May 14 and the St Louis demands. It notes local farmers forming a ticket in Iredell and criticizes forced participation and dictatorial interference. It also mentions sugar trust tariffs and calls for tariff abolition as a broader remedy.
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North Carolina
Central Democratic Committee
Iredell County
St. Louis
A Watts
A Watts, Chorn. HL Bingham, P. C. Carlton
J. K. Morrison
Tredell County
Statesville
Iredell
Tredell
Public Speaking Instunc 5s Co. of 5th Dis
Public speaking event notes gatherings from the 5th district at the forum. Local organizers invite residents to participate and share ideas on community issues.
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P. H Massey
Trict
Stokesburg
Dillard
Sandy Ridge
Aaron’s Ford
J.J. Francis
Haw Pond
Campbell
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