National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union list
A dense roster of officers and committees from the National Farmers Alliance and Industrial Union and the North and South Carolina State Alliances. Names, cities, and roles appear alongside a call to fund ongoing publications and warnings about monetary policy and banker influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
ST Scutive Committee OF the
NORTH
20Lina Farmers’ State Alliance
B. Alexander
Charlo N. C.airman
J. M. Chores
Kioaton
Trinity College
J. J
Fdonia H. A Weer Newton
N. E
A Feasible money plan to empower farmers and laborers
The piece argues that fixed prices in Liverpool for cotton and wheat undermine domestic farmers. It claims tariffs fail to shield producers from foreign competition and proposes a monetary reform: issue money to cover commerce, operate treasuries at central points for nonperishable goods, allow farmers to set living prices, impose high tariffs on exports, and reserve the home market until foreign supplies diminish. The call targets Democrats and Republicans as beholden to creditors and insists current parties offer no real price fixing solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col. Polk
Ple
Gol. Polk
J. W. Denmark
Mr. Borror
Liverpool
England
Toso
Ers
The Money Question by Mr. Borror
A reader argues that money derives its power from government action not from gold or silver itself. He asserts money requires a government stamp and legal backing, denying intrinsic value to metals and calling for clarity on monetary law and restrictions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Borror
Reform Speaking Draws Large North River Alliance Meeting
Carteret county residents heard two strong reform speeches by Rev. Abernethy of Beaufort in the North River Alliance gathering. The editor notes about 150 attendees, reports strong approval, and vows to support the reform movement against moneyed interests. Acknowledgments from Excexstor and Inman urge renewals and club participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Borror
Reform
North River Alliance
Abernethy
Beaufort
N. C
Beir Eeacon
Naka
Carteret County
Chas. L. Abernethy
Alliance
Capi
Greenback Party Platform Declares Financial Reforms 1884
The Greenback National Party in Indianapolis on May 28 1884 outlines a platform opposing banks and monopolies. It demands greenbacks replacing national bank notes, full public debt payment, land reform, anti-poverty measures, labor protections, and constitutional changes.
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Greenback National
Indianapolis
Peter Cooper
Supreme Court of the United States
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
House
United States
A.D
Supreme Court
Ee Ee
Nash County Meeting Notes From Oakland Session
In Nash County a meeting in Oakland was called to order by Vice President G A Bourne. The session covered routine business and the election of officers for the coming season, with discussion of the Nash County socio civic activities and local club progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ana
Oakland
Old Nash
G. A. Bourne
Ensa
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