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The Progressive Farmer in Raleigh, North Carolina

13 Sep 1892

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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1892

Page

6

Colored voters swing to Cleveland in race for office

A Washington based interview with editor Clemens details growing support among African American voters for Cleveland and Thurman. He cites state by state gains in Ohio Indiana New Jersey and North and South Carolina with 12 000 of 30 000 New York colored voters backing the Democratic ticket. He lists colored government employees across departments and defends the administration’s record while urging unity in the Democratic bid.

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Clemens New York Star Thomas A. J. Clemens Washington Samuel J. Tilden Wade Hampton South Carolina Cleveland Hendricks Thurman Clemons Indianapolis Harrison Republican Party Ohio Indiana New Jersey New York R.B. Robinson R. E. Gilchrist South North Mills Interior Department William H. Gains Louis P. J. Davis Illinois John Small District of Columbia Harry Gray Virginia Edmund Sewall Geo. A. Talbott Istrict Columbia Isaac H. Uncles Maryland Jim Rao Willi Mbia Illiam Clark Mary V. Cha John E. Potter Sachusetts Ich W. M. Johnin John Fr. "Shorter Eliza A. Duffield Nevada Willis J. "Smith Charles W. Walker Tennessee Harriet Daburey Elizabeth Carter Haelasth T! Logan Jone Thomas L. oFshaw Georgia William McCay Mississippi Richard R. Venning Frank B. Goor Ereer . Draper Will J. Henderson Arthur S. Meredith Edward 8. Wood Albert A. Lott Ausburn Hunter North Carolina Jacob Hutchins Leonidas A. Lewis James Kemes William M. Johnson Alabama Charles H. Shurter James W. Curtis Aaron A. Owen Henry. Bruce Kansas Wilson W. Wood James F. Pratt Acehei Leon Turner Texas Ampton Daniel S. Branson John E. Perdy George L. Taylor Isaac H. Simms Washington C. Reeves Robert M. Morris Kelly Miller Andrew Jackson Charles R. Douglass Daniel Messer John W. Maze Jesse Lawson John W. Thomas John A. Bostie George Webster Alfred B. Lind Sidney W. Hurlburt Mary F. Oaty J. Clem William Syphax Percy B. Bean Irvan V. Livingston William H. H Robert Green Fielding Dodson Robert Garter Joseph Jackson Jas. Bennett Lewis Jackson Abraham Hayson William 4. Jackson William H. Liverpool George W. Tanner Randall Skinner Daniel Turner Frederick Gordon Jefferson Johnson Lewis Marshall Fannie Jackson Alice H. Young Joseph H. Hic’ 8 James C. Matthews Senate Matthews Colored Democracy
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MR COBB OF MOREANTOY DEFENDS PRIVATE REPUTATION

Mr Epior publishes a rebuttal in which he denounces malicious attacks on his character by bourbon papers. He cites a government revenue department investigation that reportedly found no irregularities by Dr Mott or his subordinates after extensive testimony and a costly inquiry.

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Washington A. C Avery Supreme Court J. J. Mott 6Th Revenue District North Carolina High Trust Polk God of Nations Bourbon Democratic Party Republican Party People’s Party Aoaree A. Cons Moreantoy N.C Epior Revenue Department Dr. Mott Messrs. Vance Dillard and Mitchell
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Sanderlin Defends Alliance Address Andpections In Wake County

A letter from G W Sanderlin rebuts claims about his Wake County Alliance speech. He asserts it was a public address, delivered with manuscript, and that his message urged farmers to keep the Alliance educational and noncoercive. The piece also notes a Mt Olive crossfire meeting between Butler and Aycock with Butler winning broad support for the People's party stance.

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Mr. Borror Wake County Alliance Alliance Butler Aycock Hastings Clinton M. Butler C. B. Aycock Mt. Olive Mr. Butler State Executive Committee Mr. Aycock Democratic Party Atlantic Pacific Lakes Gulf People’s Oe People’s Party EK. M. P
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The Truth editorial on tariff abolition and revenue plans

The text critiques Clinton Caucasian figures Carr and Jarvis for failing to propose tariff alternatives. It argues revenue must come from a just system, predicting a future push to abolish tariffs. It urges readers to anticipate a long struggle to free the people from the current burden.

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Clinton Carr Jarvis
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People's Party State Platform Demands 6 Percent Interest Law

The platform calls for strict economy in state government, expansion of education, and strong support for agriculture engineering and manufacturing. It condemns the last General Assembly for failing to pass a 6 percent interest rate bill and demands the next session pass such legislation.

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North Carolina General Assembly
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North Carolina convention calls for tax on railroad properties

A convention urges the North Carolina General Assembly to tax railroad property fully and equally, halt tax exemptions for corporations, and defend the Railroad Commission against weakenings or repeals. It endorses the No party platform from Omaha and condemns money influence at the ballot box while stressing free fair votes and an honest count.

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General Assembly Railroad Commission General Assembly of North Carolina Nano Party Omaha
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Citizens' Alliance and Industrial Union seeks local organizing help

State Organizer W. H. Wann calls for friends of reform to assist in building chapters for the Citizens’ Alliance and Industrial Union to extend rights to tradesmen, merchants, and workers not eligible for the Farmers’ Alliance. He asks supporters to sign up crews in each city, promises secret guidance on launch, and notes lack of funds.

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Citizens’ Alliance and Industrial Union Friends of Reform F. A I. A I.A Friends of Purity W. H. Wann Asheboro St Greensboro N. C
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Appointments in JohnTor County Across Multiple Dates

Local notices promote People's Party speakers including W F Stroud and A Green across Pleasant Grove Meadow and Four Oaks. Campaign reach extends to Smithfield with additional addresses by E A Moye and others. Also advertises Wake Forest College alumni list publication and Henrie Fairweather political songs.

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W. F. Stroud Ang Pleasant Grove Meadow Four Oaks Smithfield Messrs Butler Boulet A.D. Taylor Otho Wissey Chi'n People’s Party Wake Forest College C. E. Taylor Wake Forest N.C
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MR. Cleveland MR. Cobb G. W. Sarderlin Orpunto G. W. Sanderlin Charlotte Observer Exum Virginia Grey Middle States T.w.wood &Sons le Serge Seein People's Party State Platform Whitlock Richno AKAN Old Virginia THE Johntor E. A. Moye Congress Edenton Pan White Chi'n Julius Lewis & Co Julius Lewis N. W. West Fairweath California Henri Pairweather Herman St San Francisco People's Party the Fairweathers Henri Fairweather Hermang St Cal L. L. Polk Shale Roscrer Sarah P. Pole People's Pa People’s Songster Lila Wintel Amort
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