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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Nov 13, 1894

Page

8

Sorgum Success and Honest Ballots From North Carolina Farmer

Rost A. Tate of McDowell County reports a sorgum crop yielding 870 gallons of molasses from one acre in 14 days using a three roller Chattanooga mill. He notes also six two horse loads of seed and 700 fodder bundles valued at 135 dollars. Tate contrasts past elections with calls for fair ballots and accurate counts.

Fort N. C County Alliance Alliancemen Rost A. Tate

Is This Anarchy A Populist Late 19th Century Plea

Clay Center Dispatch quotes a vigorous defense of populist aims arguing that free coinage of silver at 16 to 1, expanding the currency, graduated income tax, public ownership of railroads and telegraphs, and labor rights constitute necessary reforms. The piece questions who defines anarchism and asserts government action over corporate power.

Clay Center Dispatch

Waiting Breath On Tariff And Money Crises

The Farmers' Voice argues that the nation faces financial peril not from tariffs but from money supply and panics. It condemns politicians for endless stump speeches on tariff while urging focus on monetary needs, noting bankers acknowledge the current system fails to meet necessities. The piece warns prosperity requires money, not protectionist talk, and voters will favor leaders who grasp this reality.

Republic Baltimore

Abolition of National Banking System Discussed in Boston

A speaker argues that national banking misleads business and taxes citizens. He uses a Greenback to national bond swap example, showing the government pays 6 on bonds while erasing 90 of 100 in bank notes, leaving a 10 debt. He decries burning greenbacks for bonds and urges learning and reform.

Wendell Phillips Boston Treasury Congress National Bank

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