Progressive Farmer urges fair talk as Cincinnati party forms
The Progressive Farmer defends full discussion on public questions and supports the new People's Party formed in Cincinnati. It calls for calm study of questions and action based on national prosperity, criticizing major parties for ignoring and opposing masses' interests. It notes the Alliance's educational role and urges readers to consider the platform and consequences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brother Beall
Cleveland
Alliance
North Carolina
North Carolina Alliance
Tuk Progressive Farmer
Cincinnati
People's Party
National Alliance
Lenoir County
William F. Daly
Progressive Farmer
Willie
OUR FRIENDS THE ENEMY
A long defense of the Alliance led by Polk contrasts loyal support with attacks from rival voices. The piece rebuts rumors of third party deals, defends lecture plans and the costs already borne, and honors the late William F Daly while urging patience and unity.
Alliance members urged to subscribe for Great Groove Picture
An Alliance appeal promotes a 19x24 inch enamelled board featuring national officers and state presidents. The offer accompanies a year subscription to THE PROGRESSIVE Farmer of Raleigh North Carolina, with the picture and eight page home newspaper delivered for one dollar. The letter protests Catholic Indian missions coverage and defends Alliance non partisan aims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer
Raleigh
I .C
Post Offce
N.C
Alliance In America
Alliance
N. C
West Asheville
Borror
Bureau of Catholic Indian Missions
North Carolina State Farmers’ Alliance
Drexells
Shermans
Committee On Indian Affairs
Senate
House
Board of Commissioners
Indian Bureau
America
Red Man
Thos. J. Morgan
Washington Daily
Thomas J. Morgan
General Boynton
Cincinnati Commercial Gazette
Morgan
Ee Buinuie
Rocky Mountain
Plase
Catholi
Sub Treasury debate split within Alliance circles in Missouri
S H Arpe writes on May 20 1891 defending Mr Hall against Benedict Arnold comparisons while noting the Farmers Alliance of Missouri and Mr Lindsay of Rockingham county face mutual critique over the Sub Treasury plan. He stresses both men are honest and seek financial reform urging fair discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
S/ub Chronicle
Alliance
U. 8. Hall
Farmers’ Alliance of Missouri
Hall
Missouri
W. R. Lindsay
Rockingham County
National Econois
Lindsay
Benedict Arnold
Mr. Hall
Mr. Lindsay
Cpt Alexander
the Chronicle
Furiler
The
Chronicle
Hal
Mr All
Arnold
United Stat Army
United States
J. Hall
the Alliance
Order
Mr. Linda
M' Hall
S. H. Arpe
Beginning Again in Political Struggle Over Alliance
The piece notes fear among old time politicians and party bosses as penny aliners launch malignant attacks on leaders before the public. It describes how allies sneer at the Alliance, exaggerate its influence, and misrepresent it to dismiss the rising movement. The confrontation grows louder and more ominous.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alliance
Polk
Brotherhood
Order
New York
California
Chicago Herald
Peffer
Simpson
Washington
Gorman
Boston
North Carolina
National Capitol
Philadelphia Record
Quay
Macune
National Alliance
Cincinnati
Clarkson
Dudley
Reform Press Association
Kansg
Ingalls
Senate
The
New York Times
United States
South
Greensboro
Raleigh
House of Representatives
Blackfeet
Montana
Commissioner of Indian Affairs
Morgan
Congress
House
Pierce
North Dakota
Sisters of Charity
Devil's Lake
St. Boniface’s School
Lynn
Mass
Indianureau
Indian Office
Secretary of the Interior
Indian Commissioner
Catholic Indian Bureau
Indian Service
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L. L. Polk
Baylus Cade
J.W. Denmark
Manag'r. Raleigh
N. C. Farmers’ State Alliance
National Economist
Boynton
Indian Territory
Kaw
Boyle O’reillys
Fords
United States Senate
Mon
Bensaleer
Ind
Hampton
Lincoln
Episcopal
Philadelphia
Indiana
Virginia
Cherokee
Barnabas C. Hobbs
Committee of Congress
Ireland
Stephan
Senate Committee
Teannat
Catholic Church
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