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The Progressive Farmer

Location

Raleigh, North Carolina, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1892

Page

2

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Raleigh

Weaver and reform activism fill North Carolina rallies

North Carolina readers encountered a surge of reform party coverage as Gen J B Weaver and allies toured Raleigh Fayetteville Greensboro and other spots. Articles praise Weaver’s health and speak of party strength in Robeson Alamance and Wilkes counties while warning about plutocratic alliances and urging turnout for the People’s party across the state.

J. B. Weaver Kansas People’s Party United States Weaver Raleigh Rocky Mount Georgia Reform Party Beaufort County

Weaver in Pulaski 1863 Showed Tyranny or Duty

Opinion piece praising Gen. Weaver, arguing he acted as a Union ally and opposed secession. Compares Weaver to Harrison and Cleveland, defending his wartime record and opposing Southern secession. Warns against plutocratic leadership and urges Weaver’s political support.

Weaver Pulaski Tenn Gen. Weaver South Harrison Cleveland New York New England Homestead Buffalo Idaho Tennessee General Weaver Gen Sven

Extracts From Letters On This Week’s Campaign

A compilation of letters from supporters across states discuss political shifts, party loyalties, and endorsements for the Progressive movement. Voters in Kansas Texas North Carolina and Virginia report growth for reform candidates and express hopes for victory while urging readers to subscribe and share their views.

Kansas Old Randolph People’s Party Salem Zeke Ree Democrats Texas Weaver Field Progressive Farmer North Carolina Reform Movement Clay County Clay Reform Caldwell County Lenoir Virginia Party of Reform Rutherford Caroline

Weaver in Georgia Sees Disgraceful Tactics in State

Gen General Weaver declines last four Georgia appointments after Albany and Columbus clashes where bourbons allegedly hired thugs and Mrs Weaver was struck by a thrown egg. He warns reform supporters will gain votes. Democrats’ conduct cited as civilizational disgrace. North Carolina interest noted, as reform movement influences swing voters nationwide.

Weaver Harrison Cleveland Gen Stevenson Winston North Carolina Texas People’s Great Reform Party B. H. Bunn W. F. Stroud People’s Party Congress Franklin Vance John Williamson The Gazette Ben John Georgia Progressive Farmer Mae Ee Friends of Reform Union South

Notice to subscribers on extended deadline for payments

A long past due notice explains an extension to October 11 and asks subscribers to send amounts owed for the paper. It notes misplacement of a prior call, urges timely remittance, and offers installment or year-for-year substitutions to settle accounts by the new deadline. It directs readers to review a dated table showing owed sums.

L. L. Polk Noij

The Pen and the Pugilist

A critical meditation on sensational boxing reports and the public fascination with John L. Sullivan. The author contrasts lurid coverage with quieter obituaries like John Gwy, noting Whittier's enduring influence and the pugilist as an enduring social ideal.

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