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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Oct 25, 1892

Page

6

Col Wharton J Green Withdraws From Farmers Alliance

D. C. Downtse Cumberland Co F A Cumberland Co notes Col Wharton J Green withdraws from the North Carolina Farmers Alliance, accusing him of using the group for partisan aims. Green’s letter defends personal liberty and criticizes the Alliance as a political agent, while supporters publish defense of the organization.

Cumberland County Alliance Warton J. Green Col. Green Cumberland County Clinton County Alliance Green Farmers’ Alliance of North Carolina Democratic

Supreme Court on Money Value and Stamp Identity

The Texas Truth explains that the United States Supreme Court ruled money is defined by its stamp and signatures, not the material it is made from. It argues that money represents a debt payment even if it lacks precious metal, and warns against counterfeiting by misrepresenting a note as currency.

Texas Supreme Court of the United States United States

The Party Not Responsible for Cleveland Presidency

A 1802 World opinion argues the Democratic party did not control President Cleveland and that responsibility lies with his personal administration. It claims the party carried enough states to elect Harrison and questions cabinet choices, asserting the president’s independence from party guidance.

Clevelagia Democratic Party Cleveland Harrison New York Custom House Tilden Hendricks Praegis England Vermont Grover Cleveland United States

Cleveland era questioned by era critics and Statesville clash

A column defends Grover Cleveland while criticizing party factions and civil service reform. It cites a failed joint debate between Glenn and Butler in Statesville where tempers flared and the crowd nearly escalated to violence, praising calm leadership and denouncing partisan unrest.

Lawyers in Campaign Warn Farmers Over Free Advice

A letter condemns lawyers active in political campaigning urging voters to back the Democratic Alliance. It cites a farmer’s quip about free legal advice, notes prior fights over the Sub Treasury plan, and argues for back-bone action and voter independence in the suffrage. The writer predicts lawyers will be left behind as the people act.

Borror Caropeiep Gf Free Pettifogger Cleveland Democratic Party Sub Treasury Vox Populi Vox Dei

Prohibitionists urged to unite with People’s party in North Carolina

The piece argues Prohibitionists should back the People's party to gain reforms and elect leaders like Worth as Treasurer and Woody as Superintendent. It warns against wasting ballots on sentiment and highlights the clash between Democrats and the People’s party, urging unity to curb monopolies and protect liberty.

Mr. Epiton Prohibition North Carolina People's Party Worth Woody Jas People’s Party Prohibitionists Democratic Party New England Eople H. Gilbreath

Secret political society debates and party papers spark North Carolina letters

In Oct 1892 Razien North Carolina letters discuss alleged Gideon's Band influence, response from F M Simmons and S Otho Wilson, and a factional split in the Alliance with resolutions objecting to partisan papers. The exchange notes circulation methods and calls for fairness in publishing.

Razien N. C F. M. Simmons Chm N. Raleigh State Chronicle North Carolina N.C S. Otho Wilson N. Ea Ee People’s Party Raleigh Chronicle The News and Observer F. M. Simons Fairy Takai Simmons

Subscription Order Notice for Public Postal Delivery

A fragmentary notice indicates a subscription order and payment enclosed for one year to be sent to a post office. The text mentions a seal and postal delivery context, with unclear specifics due to damaged OCR.

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