National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union Officers and North Carolina list
The document lists leaders and officers of the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North Carolina Farmers State Alliance. It names presidents, vice presidents, secretaries, lecturers, executive boards, judiciary committees, and state officers across states, with addresses and roles. A Pennsylvania letter criticizes old party machines and urges unity to end corruption and robberies by Democratic and Republican leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. L. Polk
H Carolina
Washington
D. C
Zore
B. H. Clover
Ambridge
Kansas
J. H. Turner
Georgia
North Capitol St
N. W
Washington, D. C
J. ¥. Tillman
Palmetto
Tennessee
H. C. Demming
Isaac McCracken
Ozone
Ark
Ale. Cole
Fowlerville
Mich
National Legislative Council
L. L. Polk Beggins
North Carolina Farmers’ State Alliance
Marion Butler
Clinton
Neg
T. B. Long
Asheville
N.C
W. 8. Barnes
Raleigh
J. 8. Bell
Brasstown
C. C. Wright
Glass
Rev. E. Pope
Chalk Level
W. H. Tomlinson
Fayetteville
H. E. King
Peanut
J. 8. Holt
W. H. Worth
W A. Graham
Machpelah
B. Alexander
Charlotte
N. C
J. M. Mewborne
Kinston
Johnston
Ruffin
State Alliance Judiciary Committee
A. Leazer
N. M
Republic
Standard Oil
Public Treasury
United Gates
B. W. Evprerkiy
the Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union of the
United States
Progressive Farmer Letter Outlines Alliance Labor Demands
In a August 23 1891 Plain Talk letter Massey and Munn praise Alliance unity and push for 1892 relief for labor. They denounce political bosses and urge workers to vote for reform, noting farm and Allied strength across Nash and Vance counties and pledging ongoing support from the Jacob's Fork Sub Alliance No 57.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Eorror
Johnston County
Watkins
Nash
Chapel Allliance
Alliance
Good Sisters
Stanhope
Nashville
Cold Rock
Fishing Rock Church
Castalia
Bro. Ashton
Franklin County
Peachtree Alliance
Peachtree
Ashton
Bro. Dunn
Vance
Order
Fourth
P. H. Massey
Congress
Garden of Eden
Americus Proctor
New York
Gulf of Mexico
Maine
Grant
Davis
Bethel Church
P.M. Munn
Jacob's Fork
Free Tuition at the University Promoted by President Winston
The university announces tuition relief to widen access for deserving students. Aid includes free tuition for sons of ministers, future ministers, and public school teachers, with long-term indulgence for the truly poor, plus scholarships and loans for the needy and talented.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winston
Bene Fide
Still Awake in Western North Carolina Alliance Cry
A Aug 17 189 era letter from Worrwas North Carolina urges Alliance unity among workers in the backwoods. It warns against reliance on old political parties and predicts a grand struggle between labor and capital as workers embrace Alliance papers to spread knowledge and mobilize for change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Worrwas
N.C
Mr. Borror
Alliance Brethren
North Carolina
Alliance
United States
Alliance Picnic in Aurora Driven by Reform Zeal
R. H. Lane reports a large Alliance picnic near Aurora attended by 300 to 500 people. Speakers were absent, J. R. Calloway led addresses, Mrs. A. G. Lane sang, and baskets were emptied amid noted harmony. The writer praises the event and the Pro gressive Farmer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
St. Louis Ocala
Alliance
J. R. Calloway
A. G. Lane
Murtam
Gallee
R. H. Lae
Resolutions Endorsing Reform and Ocala Platform Adopted
A large union meeting in the Red House Alliance rooms on August 22, 1801, Halifax Va and Caswell NC districts appoints a committee to draft resolutions. The committee advocates government reform, noncooperation with any party or candidate not endorsing their measures, and full approval of the Ocala platform. Resolutions ordered published in several papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina Reform Press Association
J. L. Ramsey
Marion Butler
WS. Barnes
State Organ
Raleigh
Clinton
Wilson Watchman
Salis Farmers’ Advocate
Mountain Howse Journal
Sentinel
Tes. Mercury
Rattler
Ocala
Citizens and
Lea
Brandon
Wm. Lea
W. A. Hinton
Alex. Guthrie
W. L. Marton
B.S Barker
National Economist
Progressive Farmer
Richmond Dispatch
Milton Advertiser
W. G. Stepness
N. M. Ricumonp
Sec’y
An Open Letter on Reform and Temperance in 1891
J A Stikeleather urges Olin area reformers to back new industrial organizations while warning against old party failings. He argues for Christian duty, economic reform, and decisive action against liquor influence, urging leaders to stay engaged and avoid relapse into self-serving party machinery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olin
N. C
Borror
Farm Alliance
Wetnhood
J. A. Stikeleather
Letter From Hertford Reflects Farmers Alliance Faith
A correspondence from Hertford reports ten dollars sent to support subscriber growth and spread to Raleigh. It describes a Menola Sub Alliance meeting about the Morehead City state gathering, noting strong participation, expense coverage by four visiting members, and overall enthusiasm for the Alliance and its Sub Treasury plan shaping national policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Morehead City
State Alliance
Ccamby
Morehead
Ife
North Carolina
Ocala
Polk
Letter From Cumberland Sees Alliance Steady Toward Victory
In a Cumberland letter Ephor Wade Allis states the group remains healthy and aligned with Ocala demands and the Sub-Treasury plan. He notesBro. Ramsey returns to ProGRESSIVE Farmer editorial chair and Bro. Butler becomes State Alliance President, praising leadership and unity. He reports use of N. C. F. A. Official Guano as effective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ephor
Wade Allis
Alliance
Bro. Ramsey
Progressive Farmer
Bro. Butler
State Alliance
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Mers’ Alliance
Ine Trial Union
Pennsylvania
Spartansburg
Horror
Grange and Alliance
JustJook
H—Lborn
Robbins
Stiledville
Ramsey
Petter
Peffer
Zeb
Senate
Bro
Aurora
Hertford
Cumberland
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