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Newspaper

The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1896

Page

4

Tar Heel talk on reform and the gold standard in Fayetteville

Warter Clark laments Reconstruction era fraud in Cumberland County and argues for national reform. He denounces McKinley and the single gold standard while urging farmers to unite for silver, anti-liquor campaigns, and honest elections in a charged political message.

Fayetteville Cumberland North Carolina Republican Party Asterci Human Family Cumberland County Ryan Weaver White House National Atealing United States Wall Street England Randolph McKinley Cleveland Sher-Man

The Progressive Farmer Letter on Populism and Shoe Factory

A North Carolina reader critiques the two party system, urges silver for Bryan and Watson, and questions Democrats’ gold standard stance. He urges immediate funding for a Hillsboro shoe factory, urging Alliancemen to donate and restart production within ten days, citing local pride and economic need.

W Wilson N. C Grover Friends of Silver Bryan Watson Sewall New York Democratic Party Goldbugs Silverbugs North Carolina Hillsboro Bro Ivey Brotter Ivey HL. M. Cares

Stewarts Creek Alliance Supports Progressive FarmerPolitics

Letter from H. M. Fitiyaw of Stewarts Creek Alliance North Carolina notes continued activity since 1888 with 4 new members in six months, two deaths, and renewed political stance aligning with the Progressive Farmer and 1896 reforms.

Hi Providence J. A. L. Thompson Bro. Thompson Salem Alliance Progressive Farmer T. A. Morrow Johnston Paris Aspendence Diat N. C Stewarts Creek Alliance Alliance Order Progressive Farmerr H. M. Fitiyaw

National Alliance Demands for Government Reform

The document outlines reforms from the National Alliance including public utilities under eminent domain, a national currency with silver and gold coinage, graduated income tax, postal savings banks, government ownership of telegraphs and railways, land reform to curb corporate holdings, direct election of U S Senators, and district legislation via initiative and referendum. Signature: x A Southworth Secretary Treasurer N F A and L U.

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