Sub Treasury Alliance Plan Proposed by Allianceman
A lengthy letter from a Sub Treasury Allianceman in favor of replacing bonds and diverse certificates with government issued greenbacks and a fixed per capita circulation. He argues for legal tender backed by taxes, buying out bondholders, and ending interest. Details cite historic U S financial data and call for ad valorem taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Sub- Treasury Allianceman
Ain Allianceman
Universal Brotherhood of Man
United States
U.S
Pacific Railroad
U $ Treasury
Treasury
Congress
Resolutions Endorse Editor and Leader by Liberty Alliance
Liberty Alliance No 1922 approves editor J L Ramse of Tug Progressive Farmer and commends his words as the honest loyal course of their cause. A copy of these resolutions will be sent to The Progressive Farmer for publication, naming leaders D M Houtapy W L Kivert and W B Kivert.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Epitor
J. L. Ramse
Tug Progressive Farmer
Liberty Alliance
Progressive Farmer
D. M. Houtapy
W. L. Kivert
W. B. Kivert
Mr. Ephor
Ohio
Savannah
Cowper
America
Indiana
Abraham Lincoln
Georgia
Jefferson
Thermopylae
Leonidas
Lexington
Valley Forge
Yorktown
Georgia Alliance
Gordon
United States Senate
Augustus Cresar
Antony
Rome
Etna
Mr. Borror
Goshen Alliance
Sampson County
N.C
L. L Polk
L I. Polk
Partisan
Atlanta Jornal
National Economist
The
Clinton Catecasian
J.D
J. H. W. Committee
Durham County Farmers' Alliance Pledges Support
In a regular session the Durham County Farmers' Alliance pledges hearty support to Col. L. L. Polk and other leaders, condemns party papers for falsehoods about their actions and official work, and affirms its manly course. H. Massey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. L. L. Polk
Durham County Farmers’ Alliance
H. Massey
Patriotism and politics stir the rural Alliance era
A fiery platform extols Lincoln era devotion and Southern loyalty, urges unity through reform and third party potential, laments rural poverty, and calls for educated ballots. It condemns partisan press against President Polk and resolves support for Col. L J Polk while noting Goshen Alliance actions.
Currituck Report On Alliance Meeting At Shawboro Church
Currituck writes of a Friday meeting at Shawboro Baptist church to install officers for the year. speakers included J. J. Rogers of the Norfolk Alliance Exchange and Col. L. I. Polk. Attendees learned an ABC lesson and the public was urged to join future lessons.
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Mr. Evitor
Currituck
Shawboro Baptist Church
Association of the Brethren
Alliance
J. J. Rogers
Norfolk Alliance Exchange
Harry Skinner
Bro
Rogers
Skinner
Elizabeth City
L. I. Polk
Polk
Maccune
Simpson
Progressive Farmer
National Economist
Shawhoro
Coitock
Progressive Farmer and Farmers’ Alliance
The Money Power and the Two Parties Clash
A speaker argues the creditor class dominates Europe and the U S through money, urging the industrial class to unite beyond the Democratic and Republican machines. He contends demonetizing silver worsened debt, calls for more money to lift production, and predicts new parties on new issues to end the old two-party system.
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Mr Epiror
Europe
France
United States
Democratic Party
Republican Party
Whig
Democratic
Mills
Texas
Sherman
Congress
James Murpock
Major Drewry and Farmer Alliance clash in Religious Herald
A Virginia editor retorts to Maj. Drewry's critique of the Farmers Alliance. The letter mocks his farming claims and wealth, questions his personal labor, and defends Alliance efforts as beneficial to farmers while accusing him of hypocrisy. V N Seawell signs the reply.
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Ephor
Religious Herald
Maj
Drewry
Charles City
Virginia
Maj. Drewry
North Carolina
the Herald
Bum Gardner
V. N. Seawell
Also Mentioned on This Page
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
L. L. Polk
D. St. Ke
Washington
D.C
Bridge
J. H. Turner
North Capitol
N. W
D. C
Tacturer
J. H. Willetts
Kansas
Macune
Ajongo Wardall
Huron
South Dakota
Tilbu
I. C. Demming
Isaac McCracken
Ozone
Ark
Cole
Fowlerville
Mich
National Legislative Council
Carolina Farmers State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton, Norte
W. S. Barnes
Ralepsh
S. Bell
Brasstown
C. C. Wright
Glass
Chaplin
E. Pope
Chalk Level
W. H. Tomlinson
Wayetteville
H. E. King
Peanut
N.C. Servant At Arms
Holt
N. C
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
Trustes Business Agency Fund
W. Graham
Machpelah
Sxective Committee
North
Aogina Farmers' State Alliance
Hbexander
Charlotte
Iman
D. M
ANCE
Alvis Carr
A. Leazer
N. M. Culeth
MG. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
State Alliance
RJ. Powell
North Carolina Reform Press Association
J. L. Ramsey
WS. Barnes
State Organ
Caue
Clinton
Mounta Alliance Sentinel
Country Lite
Mercury
Ylorsville
Durham County
Lincoln County Allianceman
Hatteras
California
Patrick
Cleveland
Ammans Hall
Jupiter
Maine
Tippecanoe
Franklin
Fremont
Ocala
South Carolina
Commonwealth
M. C. Carpenter
President Polk
Oe Pantego Alliance
Beaufort Cousry
Eptror
Rcal
I. L. Polk
Brethren
O. K
Hitley
Atham
W. J. Bowen
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