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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1896

Page

4

A Word to Senator Stewart and the Populist Campaign

The Silver Knight condemns Senator Stewart and allies for anti fusion tactics in the national election. It labels Watson as incompetent or treasonous to reform and accuses Stewart of gold standard plots. The piece attacks Hanna, Gorman, Jones, and Jones plan as splitting South and West to weaken the People’s Party.

Silver Knight Stewart Bryan Watson New York World Boss Hasna McKinley United States Goldites St. Louis Wm. M. Stewart United States Senate Euma Windie Breckenridge Senate Senator Stewart John Sherman Mr. Watson Maine New York Mr. Stewart Wailoon Hanna Mr. Hanna James K Jones Bryan Swould Gorman Arthur Gorman Jones Action People’s Party

Divided Populists Debate Cooperation in Cumberland County

The Progressive Farmer letter reports Populists in Cumberland County split over cooperation with Republicans or Democrats. It urges maintaining true Populism, arguing against aligning with gold bugs, and favors recalling elected officials, postal savings banks, and reforms to shorten Congressional terms.

Buck Horn N.C Old Cumberland Repubblicans Democrats People’s Party Aaa Ghamberlasdy Caesei Ee Srb Fas Ft Ranche Biz Tauroad Commission Farmers’ Alliance Poepulista Ponpulista United States Goi Mammon

Old Stage-Coach Methods Slow Political Progress

A speaker feigns critique of American rapid progress in science and industry while lamenting slow political action. He cites Congress convening long after elections, referencing the 1892 tariff shift and imagining constitutional roots in stagecoach days, then notes modern speed with steam and electricity transforming travel and communication.

England France Germany Congress Switer Senate F. Taylor

National Alliance Demands Progressive Republican Reform

The 1896 document from Washington outlines the National Alliance’s push for public ownership of essentials, condemnation of private monopolies, a flexible national currency, coinage of silver and gold, a graduated income tax, postal savings banks, and government control of railways and communications. It calls for direct election of U.S. Senators, district-based elections, and direct legislation via initiative and referendum, advocating for a government serving the whole people.

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