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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1892

Page

6

Laurel Hill Alliance Protest Against Political Subversion

The Laurel Hill Alliance No. 28 meeting discussed reports that the State Alliance backed a third party. A committee drafted resolutions protesting attempts to turn the Farmers Alliance into partisan politics, urging nonpartisan action and defense of the Order’s principles and finances.

Farmers’ Alliance Morning Star Wilmington N. C Laurel Hill Allison Richmond County State Alliance Greensboro Gueueron America Resolvea Laurel Hill Alliance Lancemen People’s Party Bell Aloes Progressive Farmer Echmond County Charlotte Raleigh J. M. Wright D. Z. Harp Jno McLean J. H. Lee

Resolutions in memory of E T Stackhouse and L L Polk

Georgia and Echmond county alliances adopt memorial resolutions for L L Polk national president and E T Stackhouse congressman, praising leadership and extending sympathy. Copies to Southern Alliance Farmer and National Economist. minutes to note memorial days and send to families.

Georgia State Alliance Gainesville Our Order Alliancemen of Georgia Alliancemen E. T. Stackhouse Congress South Carolina Bonge Cutty and McCondy Alliance

Letter to Bilkins from Toaui NC discussing party division

Mr. Z. Buxins writes after meeting at the People's party State Convention expressing delight in Bilkins spirits and condemning a cet leader who leads earth education groups to spread printed principles then repudiates them to advance himself and the cause.

Toaui N. C Z. Buxins

Election Machinery and Voters Stir Rhetoric in Speech

A speaker warns that opponents plan to influence an upcoming election by tight control of voting. He claims the rival group already boasts about outvoting and rigging the count, urging vigilance as the election day approaches. Calamity Hower.

Question on Solicitor salary amendment and state election process

A reader asks whether an act to amend the North Carolina Constitution to elect Solicitors statewide mirrors the previous move to add Superior Court Judges. The letter warns that voters may be uninformed and urges reform papers to inform the public, seeking clarity on the Solicitor amendment and its potential salary implications.

Mr. Borror General Assembly of North Carolina Polk Reform

North Carolina duel of tickets reshapes November vote

In Gatspboro North Carolina on September 9 1892 Republicans declare a State ticket, stirring Democratic triumphalism. Analyses show three tickets could push the People's party to win with about 133 839 votes, excluding full Republican support and reshaping the statewide contest.

GatpsBoro N. C Ephor North Carolina W. P. Exum Farmer Factoryman Carr Alliance Pedi People’s Party Cleveland Harrison Fie Exel Pcotie Pet Arty People’s Pi

Butler and Exum in Union Co

The People's party victory at Monroe on September 6 featured Dr. Exum as first speaker and D A Covington attacking the party in harsh terms. Butler delivered strong rebuttals with facts and figures, while editor Mr. Boylin faced criticism for interruptions as crowd support for Cleveland faltered. The piece predicts a Democratic gain for Union County.

Mr. Borror Peole Onroe Exum D. A. Covington Heringsters Cleveland Mr. Covington Mr . Butler Mr. Butler Court House Mr. Boylin Monroe Enquirer Butler Boylin People’s

Political Party Portrait and Prospects in Iowa Campaign

In a party tally the Second Party Republicans mix of white and colored former Republicans and Pasteur Democrats, a Fourth Party Prohibitionist group, and totals 5 300 104 510 99 003 342 652. Projections note aging entrants and losses since 1890, urging laborers to rally to Weaver field and Exum’s NC victory, with reduced railroad rates for Weaver and Field speaking tours at about one third the usual fare.

Ndt Pasteur Democrats Omaha White House Exum North Carolina Carr Assott L. Swinson

Vote Maker book sale promotes political campaign pamphlet

Carl Brown's Vote Maker is issued and sold at this office. The pamphlet explains party history and the wartime financial conspiracy with illustrations and a prophecy-like view of the future. The Farmers' Alliance and People's Party praise its impact as a campaign document. Copies 25 cents, wholesale by the hundred. Address THE PUBLIC, 1607 Howard St., Omaha Neb.

Carl Brown Farmers’ Alliance People’s Party Howard St Omaha Neb

People's Party State Platform Emphasizes Economy and Education

The platform urges strict economy in state government and full development of education and industries. It calls for reducing the legal interest rate to 6 percent and asks the General Assembly to pass this bill at the next session. The document also mentions agricultural and manufacturing support and broader state resource development.

North Carolina General Assembly

North Carolina Convention Demands Tax Fairness and Ballot Reform

The convention urges passage of a secret ballot law with voting access provisions and denounces money in elections and attempts to subvert the ballot. It demands railroad properties pay full taxes, rejects exemptions for franchises, and calls for keeping the Railroad Commission strong. It endorses the Omaha platform of 1892.

General Assembly Railroad Commission General Assembly of North Carolina Nagee Party Omaha

Pamlico County People's Party Convention Planned

Notice from Grantsporo North Carolina dated September 9 1892 announces the Pamlico county People's party convention at the Bayboro courthouse on September 24 1892 at 10 am to nominate a full county ticket. It lists speakers and calls workers and farmers to attend. It also mentions badges plants and a Wake Forest College catalogue offer and a political commentary from True Truth. Public speaking events in Stanly and Montgomery counties are noted.

Grantsporo N. C Pamlico County People’s Party Court House Bayboro J. B. Sawyer Chi'n Wak Forest College C. Ex Taylor Wake Forest N.C A. ©. Shuford Stanly County Albemarle Cottonville Lam Bill Plyler’s Montgomery County Eldorado Troy Mr. Gilead Candor Pekin Shaford Messrs Ha and Holton

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