National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Roster
A list of officers and executive board members for the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union, Carolina Farmers State Alliance ties, judiciary and legislative committees, and allied press members. Includes names such as H L Loucks Marion Butler and W H Worth, with notes on business agency, location links, and regional alliances across North and South Carolina and neighboring states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al H E. King
Nassintat- Arms
Folt
Chalk
N.C
W. H. Worth
W. m. Machpelah
Eoclve
Norte Solina Farmers’ State Alliance
Alexander
Charlotte
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Johnston
Ruffin
N. C
Alliance Judiciary Committee
Carr
Foolish Politics and Uncle Jim’s Rants on Government
Mr Epitor recounts Uncle Jim’s tirade about farmers and credit refusals. He mocks politicians who dabble in politics while defending business interests, priests, merchants, and doctors, arguing they manipulate truth to silence dissent and threaten national prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epitor
Uncle Jim
Littie Jim
Guilford County Alliance Meeting Report from Summerfield
JL Lane writes of the Guilford County Alliance April meeting at McLeansville. The event drew large crowds despite rain as members from various Subs gathered for speeches, fellowship, and a substantial meal. The day featured W H Case and J M Mewborne, with emphasis on Ocala platform and monetary reform as remedies to debt and bank issues. The gathering adjourned after midnight to meet Deep River Sub Alliance in July.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Summerfield
N. C
Epior
Guilford County Alliance
McLeansville
Progressive Farmer
Greensboro
Academy
Sons of Toil
Brethren Davis
Ecktor
Johnson
McKean
Clapp
W. H. Case
Old North State
J. M. Mewborne
State Executive Committee
Guilford Battle Ground
Bro. Mewborne
Deep River Sub-Alliance
Cabarrus County Alliance Denounces Measure in North Carolina
In Mt Gilead Cabarrus County Alliance denounces a secretive legislative bill targeting the alliance charter. They condemn rushed passage and amendments to jeopardize the Business Agency, calling the act the basest in state history and urging fellow freemen to join the protest. JoAn A. Sims sec.
Cumberland County Alliance Denounces Legislature In 1893
The Cumberland County Alliance meets on April 13 1893 and denounces the adjourned legislature for attempts to destroy the order. Protest is voiced against funding a public five hundred dollar ball in Raleigh at the governor's inauguration. The county offers refunds to members withdrawing funds and asks the secretary to publish the resolution in The Progressive Farmer and Caucasian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epior
Cumberland County Alliance
Mugwump
Raleigh
State Business
County Alliance
State Business Agency
Progressive Farmer and Caucasian
Reform Thoughts Across Papers Buzz
A collage of editorial quips and satirical takes from various papers. Highlights include calls for reform to curb corporate power, debate on monetary standards, and warnings about tyranny aided by lawyers and preachers. Notes on railroads, oil, agriculture, and paternalism frame a 19th century reform mosaic.
Forsyth County Farmers' Alliance adopts resolutions
Forsyth County Farmers' Alliance approves three resolutions condemning the last legislature for repealing the State Alliance charter and opposing amendments. They criticize the legislature's handling of the Business Agency fund and pledge action at the next election. Resolutions will be sent to THE Progressive Farmer and the Caucasian for publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Forsyth County Farmers’ Alliance
State Alliance
Progressive Farmer
E. A. Conrad
Sec
Financial features of the alliance and cooperative buying plan
A Progressive Farmer article argues against debt in alliances and proposes a county level cooperative buying plan. It recommends selecting top officers, maintaining member lists, and coordinating bulk purchases such as salt through a county or state alliance system to boost financial success and national exchange. The piece notes Western bankers and a potential western presidency as context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Epirox
Ecclesiastics
North Carolina Alliance
Cooperative Finnancial Department of
North Carolina
North
County Alliance
State Alliance
United States
Farmers’ Exchange
National Alliance
America
H. C. Deanna
New York
Field
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
H. L. Loucks
Huron
Yath Dakota
Marion Butler
Goldsoro
N. S
Col. D. P. Duncn
Columbia
S.C
Ben Terrell
Seguin
Texas
Loucks
L. Leond
Mt. Leonard
Missouri
Marnie Brandon
Virginia
I. E Dean
Oneoye Falls
H. C. Deming
Pennsyl Iats
Judiciary
KK. A Southworth
Denver
Colon
W. Beck
Alabama
J. Davie
Kentucky
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Ris Carolina Reform Press Association Fwers
J. L. Ramsey
Jon Butler
W. S. Jon
Farmer
State Organ
Clinton
Hickory
N. Tler
Whitakers
Doustral Bee
Goldsboro
Ovia Dispatch
Hertford
Home
Beaver Dam
Ple
Ith
Vermont
Raleigh T Railway
Nickle
New England
New
New York City
Bensalem
Moore County
Blount’s Creek Alliance
Beaufort County
Friar Alliance
Columbus County
Mt. Gilead
Pleasant Hill
Jones County
Franklin Alliance
Sampson County
Russia
Guilford County Meeting
JL Lane
Cabarrus County Meeting
Cabarrus County Alliance
Alliance
Senate
Shite Alliance
Free America
Mecklenburg
Joan A. Sims
Cumberland County
Thesreform Press
Democratic Party
England
Carthage
Tribune
Standard Oil
Rockefeller
Thomasville News
Southern Mercury
Congressiom Warner
Monroe
National Spectator
Europe
Uncle Sam
Forsyth County Meeting
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