Political stance of the Farmers Alliance urged voting unity
The Farmers Alliance president calls members to test and support their demands through political action. He argues the alliance must back any party promising their platform, follow through on pledged measures, and vote principles over party ties to secure law changes.
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Farmers’ Alliance and Industrial Union
Studyi
Science Make
St. Louis
Econ
Olse
Eiataasoce Cas
Reform at Work in The People's Movement
L. Loucks, president of the N F A I U, notes The Farmers' Voice praise for reform efforts. He cites farmers organizations and independent movements as rising to curb monopoly legislation and lax enforcement. He warns parties that millions will not tolerate injustice and that the people’s movement has begun lasting reform regardless of the coming election.
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Farmers’ Voice
Chicago
Republic
People’s Party
Mvement
General Weavers Denial From Daulas Texas 1863 64
A letter from B Weaver challenges Democratic accusations about his Civil War command at Pulaski Tennessee. He denies imprisoning or extorting money, explains a $2000 levy to aid refugees, and cites General Dodge and Cyrus Carpenter supporting his integrity while defending his actions. Progress text notes the piece appears in a Progressive Farmer column.
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Daulas
Texas
H. L. Bentley
People's Party
Fort Worth
Deak
Pulaski
Tenn
G. M. Dodge
Sixteenth Army Corps
Tennessee
Dodge
Cyrus C. Carpenter
Alabama
Jer
Treasury Department
Con
Iowa
Harris
Ballent
General Dodge
Aes
B. Weaver
Weaver and Field Nomination Acceptance Letter 1892
James B Weaver and James G Field issue a public acceptance of their presidential ticket for the People's party from Pensacola. They condemn monopolies and call for free ballots, fair counts, and mouths of reform in the South and across the nation, urging unity under a new industrial movement. They praise the party’s platform and urge voters, especially white voters in the South, to join in restoring honest elections and economic justice nationwide.
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Pensacola
Doarte
National Committee
Union
Lang
Alba
Kolb
Arkansas
People’s Party
Sareen
United States
South
Republican Party
Democratic Party
Republican
Igpe
E Ple
James B. Weaver
James G. Fievp
Speaking at Ryan's Grove in Bladen County Alliance meeting
A late 19th century report recalls Bro Butler's outspoken speech at Ryan's Grove near Auburn. The audience, largely Alliance supporters, found his case compelling and he answered critics with ease before train departure. Dr Exum and N B Broughton spoke briefly, while local leaders teased the People's party readiness for future conflicts.
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Mr. Borror
Alliance
Bro. Butler
Ryan’s Grove
Auburn
T.a
Dr. Exum
Wayne
N. B. Broughton
People’s Party
W. H
Bladen County
St. Louis
Senatorial convention called for Beaufort district in 1892
After consulting county executive chairmen I call the senatorial convention of this district to meet in Washington North Carolina on Friday October 7 1892 at 1 o'clock All who feel interested in reform are invited R H Lang Chairman Provisional Executive Committee Beaufort District
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Washington, N. C
R. H. Lang
P. P
Beaufort
Appointment notices and political appeals across counties
Speeches by W F Stroud and A Green promote rights of the poor laboring class and farmers with scheduled talks at Pleasant Grove and Smithfield among others. A D Taylor supports reform. Wake Forest College alumni catalogue offer for fifty cents, and Harris Creek Alliance endorses St Louis platform and boycotts candidates not aligned.
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W. F. Stroud
A. ©. Green
Layton
Pleasant Grove
Nee Benson
Our
Smithfield
Mandaate
Ala
A.D. Taylor
Orho Witsey
Chm
People’s Party
Bro. E. J. Lanier
Harris
Shaford to Speak in Stanly and Montgomery Counties
A. B. Shaford, candidate for Congress in the 7th District, schedules public speaking in Montgomery County at Eldorado Troy Gilead Candor Love Joy Pekwa and other towns with meetings starting at various times. He invites Jad se derson and Holton to discuss issues, campaign price set at 25 cents and urged turnout.
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Shaford
Canon
Montgomery County
Eldorado
Ar Y Troy
Mr. Gilead
Candor
Jad Sederson
Holton
Fragmented OCR Note on One Year Terms
Incomplete text mentions one year terms and references follow up. Lacks clear names, dates, or concrete actions. Unable to determine full event, parties, or location from available phrases.
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Washin
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Williamston
Plymou
Indsor
Edenton
Elizabeth City
Thursdy
Gatesville
Winton
Beecham's
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Canal St
TATA
Virginia
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Advai
Arlington
Kenwood
W. van Buren St
Sa Cap
Geary County
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Johnton
Farwer
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C. E. Taylor
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N.C
Stanly
Montgomery Counties
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