North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance figures and talks
A long list of officers and committees is named for the North Carolina Farmers' State Alliance and allied groups, including local leaders, executive board members, and legislative committees. The document rails against postwar financial policy, demonetization, and plutocratic influence while urging support for secret ballots and electoral reforms and praising reform movements such as the Progressive Farmer.
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North Carolina Reform Press Associal Oficers
J. L. Ramsey
Presidon
Plutocracy Suppresses War Finance and Bankers’ Power
A historical critique recounts Lincoln’s wartime funding via greenbacks, bankers’ resistance, and congressional actions. It alleges manipulation by financiers to dominate politics, causing debt and currency instability, with broad claims of wealth concentration and political influence. The piece frames bankers as controlling fiscal policy and candidates through fear and economic leverage.
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Clase
Ple
Dryden
Mr. Borror
Lincoln
Congress
Treasury
Canad
Reunion for North Carolina Grays at Cedar Fork
The last reunion of North Carolina Grays Company I of the 6th North Carolina Regiment will be held at Cedar Fork in Durham County on Friday October 7. Morning events include color presentation by Mrs Lowe the case by Lieut Gunter the historic address on the lament by Maj R W York and the roll call by Sergeant C L Williams. Evening features brief talks by invited veterans followed by a basket picnic and a shared table for veterans and citizens.
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North Carolina Grays, Co. I
N. C
Cedar Fork
Durham County
Lowe
Lieut. Gunter
R. W. York
C. L. Williams
North Carolina Grays
Political Platforms. Milestones in Democratic Party History
A lengthy 1884 Democratic platform outlines core principles, criticizing Republicans for corruption and war taxes. It defends federalism, civil rights, labor, tariff reform, and anti-monopoly measures. It favors American monetary policy, free ballot protections, civil service reform, and selective immigration limits while praising Democratic foreign policy and national waterways.
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Democratic
Chicago
Democratic Party of the Union
Voice of
Republican Party
Poe
Congress
House of Representatives
Tariff Commission
Ths
Noonger
Indus
Democratic Party
Custom House
North
Central
South America
United States
Hyip
Jefferson
Cmizensa
Louisiana
Florida
Ifornia
Alaska
Reee
Great Britain
Laos
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H. L. Loucks
Huron South Dakota
Washington
J. H. Turner
Georgia
North Capitol
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D. C
J. H. Willette
Kansas
W. M
Isa Wardell
Huron
South Car
Kentucky
National Legislative Committee
W. Macune
Washing
D.C
Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
B. Long
Ashe
Barnes
A W. Thompson
C. Steward
C. C. Wright
Glass
Jno. Ammons
Madigan Co
R A. Hory
Ellijay
H. E. King
Esaiut
N. C. Eaeneet Sueee I
Holt
Chalkevel
W. H. Worth
Raleigh
A. Fund
W. Graham
Mach
N.C
North Arolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Aes
Charlotte
Lewbo ‘Borne
Kinston
Ruffin
N N S
Tate Alliance
Elias Carr
A. Leazer
N. M. Culoreth
M. G. Gregory
Wm. C. Connell
RJ. Powell
N. C. English
Trinity College
J. J. Young
Polenta
H. A. Forney
Newton
Weaver
Demme i — Ae
Ey Couave
Peale
Felike
People’s Party
Epitor
People’s Es
North Carolina
People’s Powe
General Assembly
Norra
Political Platforms
New York Tribune
Hitela Youbetth Wichester Cou
Costas
He Alzo
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Armers Farmers’ Weekly