The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1890-05-27

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Agent or Chairman of Executive Com
a;ttee Of the State AllianceJ
Bro. Frank AIstatt, of Iarietta,
Ark. writes that bis Alliance has Al
members o and that the order is
coming to the front rapidly in that
Safe
Bro. n. J. Shaver, of Elpep ic
| Springs, Iredelt county, writes that
they now have IS members, about 20
of them received during the last
quarter.
BRO. W. w. Edwards, OF Stnmon
Grove, Chatham county, Las onr
thanks for a club OF four subscrI GERS
He writes that the order IS on a boom
IN that section.
Bro. s. NJ StanfeId writes rom
Highto wers, y. c., as follows: TUE
PRoaREsslvE FARMER is always 4, vel
come visitor. The Alliance ii this
section is growing more in favor with
the masses" ~
Bro. T. II. r. Pritchett, OF Haw
River Alliance. No, h,4l4, Rocking
ham county, has our thanks for a club
of six subscribers. He writes that
his Alliance is getting better and
stronger every meeting.
Bro A. c. Rose, Secretary of
Lasker Alliance, No. 939, NorthAmp-
ton county, writes that they now
nuuber At male and % fema'e mem
bers; that they are moving en- with
the work and trying to reach a better
day.
BRO. W. H. Worsley writes that
Juvenile Alliance, No. 1850. recently
adopted the State and National Ali
ance demands except one cause.-the
extension of the Jurisdiction of magis-
trates; that his Alliance is holding its
own.
At a recent meeting OF Harris
Creek Alliance, No. l,4l3, a resolu-
ton vas passed deman ling hat
county commissioners be elected by a
vote of the people; that orr R-presen-
tatives and Senator's shall refuse free
passes,
At recent meeting of Riley's
Greek Alliance, Fender county, u resO-
luton of thanks was rendered Senator
4. B. Vance and Congressman G. W.
McClammy for the interest hey have
taken in the welfare Of The agrcul
tursl class.
Bro. William NJ. RIs:ock. of
Lyndover, Durham county, writes
that they now have about 40 men,
bers in his Alliance; that they have
resolved to stand by the d'mands Of
the Alliance and vote Tor no man who
opp ses them.
BRO. D. P. Shields, Secretary Of
Moore County Alliance, Hri.es tha-
they had the best meeting - tie III
OF April that they have ever held.
Every Sub Alliance in the equity pad
up their dues and were ali represented
The thanks OF the body we've rendered
Senator Vance for INTRODUCED th2
Sub Treasury bill.
Bro. J. II. Cantrell, President Oh
Mills River Alliance, No. LBS. writes
that they have sixty male and three
femals members; that all members
who read The PROGRESSIVE FARMER
attend the meetings more regularly
than tran those who do not; that
they have endorsed nearly all of the
demands OF the State and National
Alliances.
--Bra, ". H. H. Cooper, Score
tacy Of TyrrelI County Alliance,
writes Us that an Alliance picnic will
be held at Bateman's, on the Scupper-
nong river, on the I'd Friday in July.
Pro ninent speakers will be present,
and a band vii, furnish music. NJ
liquor will De allowed on the grounds.
Every effort will De made TO entertain
all Who attend.
Bro. Jno. Cashwel, of Abbotts
burg, Alliance, No. 439, writes as fol.
lows: "Our Alliance now numbers
81 males and l6 females. We are
growing in numbers and have ratified
the demands Of the Alliance. Our
order is doing a vast amount of good
to u chuTch's by Keeping out
trouble. Our Vice President, Bro.
W. 5, Pope, brings up new business
by calling for new subscrio ers to THE
I!;o4.~EssivE FARMER.
Bro w. w. league writes
from Alexander county to Say that at
their last county meeting tley dis.
cussed the merits of the Sub Treasury
plan and decided in favor of it unani-
mousIy. They also favor a railroad
commission, and that no tax be levied
on notes and mortgages. His Ali.
ance Elk Shoal-now has about 50
members and they have done several
hundred dollars worth OF trading