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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1896

Page

6

Major McKinley Favored by Gold Standard Democrats

A reader reports at the Republican State Convention the crowd eagerly supported McKinley as the gold standard choice. The Democrat, calling himself such, insists a gold standard is preferred over tariff cuts and wants McKinley or Russell for governor. The piece notes the speaker’s faith in the sound money platform and references John Sherman and other noted supporters.

Major V. Toat McKinley Grover Cleveland John G Carlisle John Sherman Senator Hill W. C. Whitney Matt W. Ransom J. P Morgan Henry Hentz Prince of Wales Jacob Rothschilds Dumakrats Cleveland Orgain William Mock Congress Russell North Carolina Dymakrat Major McKinley United States John Sheriman

Republican State Convention amid factional fighting

A large turnout and bitter factions mark the Republican State Convention scene. Russell leads on the ballot, with Dockery challenging, amid a contested credential plank and a skeleton ticket with gaps to be filled by the Populists. The platform denounces Democratic protectionism, favors hard money, and pledges unity to defend local self government and honest elections.

Russell Park Hotel Dockery Yarborough Moody Boyd Fourth District Metropolitan Hall Sxteen E. A. Johnson Doc” Sorrell N. C. Eoylish Randolph P. T. Massey Johnston R.v. R H. W. Leake Wake Congress Massey Johdf H Williamson H Hicks Vance County Sia Fayetteville Market Street St Issaid Rome Gill Vance Mr. Babb Perquimans Col T. B Long Buncombe Montgomery Alexander Col. Long Holton CG. A Reynolds Forsyth Geo. H Smathers Hiywold Wheeler Martin Martin J. J. Wood Halifax J. D. Holland Harnett FD Jones Chatham James F. Wray Rockingham R. B Russell Ribeson J. W. Boger Cabarrus Craven Cumberland Edgeembe Franklin Mecklenburg Prqtimans Union Wilkes Wilson Committee On Credentials Marlin Smathers Marshal L. Mott Winston Oliver H. Dockery Daniel L Russell James B. Boyd J M. Moody Lusk Z W. Walser Ralf Henderson Ciate R M. Douglas Gill & Babb Limited Messrs

Populist Vote Growth Across States in 1890s Emerges

The article traces a surge in Populist support from 1892 to 1894, detailing gains in Arkansas, California, Illinois, Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Minnesota, Missouri, Montana, Oregon, Tennessee, Washington, Wisconsin, Colorado, Chicago, Kansas, Nebraska, North Carolina, Virginia, Alabama, and Mississippi. It notes fusion votes with Democrats and Republicans influencing totals, and cautions off-year results are typically lower than presidential years, pondering future impact.

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People's Party Convention in Person County 1859

A county convention is called to meet in Roxboro at 10 a m on June 20 1859 to elect delegates to state congressional judicial and senatorial conventions and to form a county executive committee. Invites attendees who favor free silver and gold coinage at 16 to 1 and lists speakers W A Guthrie and W R Henry.

Roxboro N. C People’s Party Person County N.C Court House Psrsess W.A Guthrie Durham W. R. Henry Charlotte North Carolina Temple of Our Liberties Israel Ghatenaa People’s Party

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