Advocates of Centralization in Political Debate
The piece argues that the Alliance and Populists seek centralized government, opposing creditor-led policies backed by English influence. It asserts democracy means rule by the people, warns of plutocracy, and calls for national cooperation, subtreasuries, and postal banks to empower farmers and workers against centralized power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Progressive Farmer
England
Liverpool
Mpetitio
Gladstone
Alliance
Pupilist
United States
Ith
Cate
James Murdock
Petersburg
Mecklenburg Democratic Convention
Charlotte People’s Paper
Chicago Times
Andrew Jackson
White House
Jackson
Caliope
Petersburg Enterprise
Race records of 1894 trotting and pacing season
The 1894 trotting and pacing records list entries by age and sex. Notable items include yearling colt Abdell at 2:29 and four year old Ora Wilkes at 2:11, with multiple entries across trotters and pacers showing times and sires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abdell
Advertiser
Beautiful Bells
the Moor
Faustelle
Eee
Crown Upouer Lopatel
Oakland Baron
Baron Wilkes
Silver Threads
la Belle
Sidney
Dawn
Tacna
Pilot Medium
General Gran
Expressive
Electioneer
Press
Ora Wilkes
Sable
Eilen Mahen
Mary Best
Guy Wilkes
Suen
Trevillian
Alix
Patronage
Ryland T
Ledger, Jr
Ulverston
Pacers
Directly
Blk
Nana
Arena
Terete
Sidmont
Fernleaf
Plartead
Naham
Shadeland Onward
Joe Patchen
Patchen Wilkes
Joe Young
Hick
Art Jr
Hartford
Jay Gould
Tennease Farmer
Chester Onol
Jeroms
Ella Eddy
Bfrome Eddy
Feeding of Colts by J F Scott at Alamance Farm
Notes from J F Scott of Alamance Farm Graham NC share horse feeding tips. For youngsters ample exercise on clean grass, oats and dust free hay suffice. At two years old liberal feeding with bran oats and hay maintains health as grass declines. Bran mashes linseed meal or powders may help some cases. Distemper signs require early action and preventatives. Training brief. focus on sound food and regular care. Chicago diamonds valued at about 150000 after extensive inflation of lies per Farmers Voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Scott
Alamance Farm
Graham
N. C
Scott
Dream of the Press and Populist Attitudes Across Papers
A collage of 19th century reform and party critique quotes from various newspapers contrasts views on corporations, tariff, money power, and populism. It highlights tensions between Democrats, bankers, and the People's party with sharp satire and calls for economic reform.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas Populist
John P. Jones
Walter Q. Gresham
The
Patriot
Chicago Sentinel
Tecumseh
Gainesville
Grover
People’s Advocate
Two Royal Maids Foretell a Rejected Silver Reign
Poetic discourse before Sherman act repeal frames a duel between two royal maids. One, crowned by gold standard allies, gloats over a throne seize with a knight’s aid. The pale rival foresees a popular reinstatement of the free order as masses rally. Peg McKinney signs the verse.
Alliance Organizers Named for Districts Across Several Counties
A list of party organizers and districts names organizers for Sixth through Fifteenth districts. It names Jas H Wright Carlton organizer for Sixth district with Johnston Wake Durban Granville Vance, DC McG Dunn for Seventh Cumberland Robeson Bladen Columbus Brunswick, Elijah W Flake Rockingham organizer for Eighth including Harnett Moore Richmond Anson Union Stanly Montgomery, Geo E Hunt Michael for Tenth Guilford Rockingham Stokes Ryedth Davie Yadkin Surry, others for Eleventh Rowan Cabarrus Mecklenburg Gaston Lincoln and surrounding counties, and T. W. Babb Rev for First district Currituck Camden Pasquotank Perquimans Chowan Hertford.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. H. Wright
Carlton
Compara
Johnston
Wake
Durban
Granville
Vance
McG
Dunn
Populi
N.C
Cumberland
Robeson
Bladen
Columbus
Brunswick
Elijah W. Flake
Rockingham
Harnett
Moore
Richman Anson
Union
Stanly
Montgomery
Geo. E Hunt
Michael
Cizer
Guilford
Stokes
Rysyth
Davidson
Davie
Yadkin
Chowan
Hertford
Rev
T. W. Babb
Trae
Ruan Chatham
Orange
Person
J. R. Means
Trinity Colligay
Demands Adopted By The Farmers Alliance At Topeka
A Topeka adjourned Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union meets on February 6 1894 adopting a platform advocating national currency issued by the government unredeemable, free coinage of silver and gold at 16 to 1, expanded circulating supply, graduated income tax, nationwide postal savings banks, and land and transportation reforms to curb monopoly holdings and keep wealth in the hands of the people. The document outlines finance land and transportation planks, with emphasis on public control and equitable distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pulaski County
Arkansas
Democratic Party
New York
Herald
Fayetteville
Ark
People’s Party
Missouri World
Tribune
Missouri
Sugar Trust
People's Tribune
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Thornton
Monitor
Treasury
Nea
Ernest
Lentz Alliance Urges Backbones to Vote for Relief
A letter from A. M. Puss, secretary, discusses the Lentz Alliance with 12 members left in good standing, urging the masses to vote for relief and denouncing Democrats and editors, arguing poor voters must show backbone to sustain the Peony party amid hard times and newspaper critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
North Carolina
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Chicago
Dream OF the Press
Harrison
Charles Foster
Midland Journal
Nebraska
Cheyenne
Congress
Senate
Sister Silver
Pelf
Sera
Peg McKinney
Alliance Organizers
Alexander
Wilkes
Alspansier Ashe
Watauga
Mitchell
al Many
Farmers’ Alliance and Industr Union
Topeka
Kan
Lentz Alliance
A. M. Puss
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