SITUATION IN SOUTH CAROLINA AFFECTS ALLIANCE MAKES BOLD STANCE
Letters praise Open Letter by L L Polk and defend the Farmers Alliance and People's Party. R K Charles argues for independence from old parties, condemns Wall Street influence, and urges unity with the new political base. Discusses Democratic bossism, tariff and silver debates, and imminent party realignment across regions.
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DaruiveToy
S. C
Borror
L L. Polk
Isis
Asl
Alliance
Allice
Pettifogger
Quack
Merchand
Wall Street
Republican Party
Democras
People’s Party
National Democratic Party
Tammany
Northwest
West
South
Democratic Party
Cleveland
Hill
Hill Data
R. K. Charles
Shuford and Brown Speak at Frick's School House
Mr A C Shuford District Lecturer and Mr F B Brown County Lecturer addressed a large public meeting at Fricks School house last night. The speakers were cheered and praised for advancing reform and right. Wyatt signs off with wishes for their return and continued success.
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Farrill
N. C
Epior
A. C. Shuford
F. B. Brown
Frick
J. T. Wyatt
Progressive Farmer sale runs to November fifteenth
An offer sets the Progressive Farmer at fifty cents through November 15, inviting readers to subscribe or renew while an accompanying note mentions an axe up your clubs phrase.
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Progressive Farmer
Reform Voices in North Carolina Alliance Dialogue
A collated set of letters argues for reform through the Alliance, urging candidates of trusted moral character and rejection of party bosses. It emphasizes independent action, reducing dependence on tobacco and cotton, and promoting meat production to counter money power and railroad/syndicate control.
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Carolina Reform Press Association
Era
J. J. Ramsey
Ron Butler
W. S. Ines
Farmer
State Organ
Raleigh
N.C
Clinton
Jagan
Pinnacle
N. C
Salisbury
Tarboro
Asheville
N.cral
Ocala Pla
Oak
Nash Co
St Louis
Alliance
J. I Everett
Mr. Borror
Congress
Wall Street
Shylock
Despoiler
Tobacco Trusts
A. H. A. Willams
North Carolina
Vance
Supreme Court
North
Caro
Lina
Rockingham
Rockingham County
Virginia
West
Dousc
W. H. Schoolfield
Martin County Editorial Sparks Local Confrontation
T E McCaskey claims a drummer and journalist spread false allegations about the Martin County Alliance endorsing the St Louis platform. He accuses J B Coffield of panning his critique at a Wil liamston convention and seeks to locate the alleged liar amid factional strife within the county Democratic ranks.
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Darden’s
N.C
News and Observer
Martin County Alliance
St Louis
Butler
Lamb
St. Louis
Bro. T. L. Green
Williamston
Democratic Party
Progressive Farmer
Alliancemen
Reform Democrats
J. B. Coffield
National Democratic Party
T. E. McCasxey
Sec’y
Equal Rights for All Products in Financial Reform
The author argues against special privilege for gold and silver, urging equal rights for all labor products and condemning free coinage as a threat to the Sub Treasury system. He traces historical monarchies of metals, calls for labor supremacy, and questions leadership of financial reform while urging a universal standard that includes corn, wheat, cotton, and tobacco.
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N. C
Epior
George
King Gold
King Silver
England
Uncle Sam
Farmers warned against third party drift in Georgia politics
The Atlanta Constitution criticizes perceived pro third party sentiment among farmers. It argues that proscriptions and intolerance by certain Democratic leaders have sparked opposition, warning that would be feeders aim to shrink the party and push farmers toward reformer factions.
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Atlanta Constitution
North Carolina
Georgia
Buck
Letter from Pamlico Co. Grantsboro Farmer Rally
A correspondent from Pamlico County urges Prosperous Alliance members to unite against perceived political betrayal. He cites price injustices, critiques to Senator Vance, and calls for reform through the Sub Treasury and free silver, urging farmers to stay firm and act as a united front. Gro A Caton signs the letter.
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GrantsBoro
N.C
Borror
Congress
Alliance
St Louis
Senator Vance
Gro. A. Caton
Change in public discourse disrupts speeches with questions
In the Alabama Mirror, speakers face interruptions as hayseekers challenge assertions and correct statistics. The crowd’s enthusiasm wanes as bold rhetoric is overridden by demanding queries on actions for the people, reflecting a shift in political engagement.
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Alabama Mirror
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Tennessee
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Marion Butler
T. B. Long
Asheile
Lagary
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Aleigh
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Glass
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Pope
Chalkevel
W. H. Tomlinson
Ayetteville
H. E. King
of At Arms
Holt, Chalk Co
W. H. Worth, Co
Siness Agency Fund
W. Ah
We B Trust
Graham
Machpelal Olin Farmers’ State Alliance
Alexander
Charlotte
Man
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Kinston
Johnston
Ruffin
Alliance Judiciary Committee
E Carr
A. Leazer
N. M. Culweth
M. G. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
Tate Alliance
J. Powell
Trinity College
J. J. Young
H. A. Forney
Newton
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Shuford
Rowan
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Friends of Reform
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Martin County
Bro. McCaskey
Pamlico CO
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