Twenty Years of the Republic 1885 1905
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In 1888, two Labour parties appeared, each with a differ ent set of grievances. The so-called Granger movement was another evidence of the popular discontent. The Grangers, or, as they were officially styled, the " Patrons 11 See p. 222. 12 See p. 221.
THE ELECTION OF 1892 269 of Husbandry, " were an organisation of which the founder was one O. H. Kelly, a clerk in the Bureau of Agriculture. Their general aim was to unite for self-protection all who were actually engaged in agricultural pursuit...s. By 1875, the Grangers, who then numbered more than 1, 500, 000 men and women, had definitely formulated certain meas ures which they hoped to have embodied in both State and national legislation. Like the Knights of Labour, they advocated woman s suffrage and the regulation of railway rates.
This organisation afterwards grew into the Farmers Alliance, just as the Knights of Labour grew into the American Federation of Labour; and as both of them had many aims in common, they effected a coalition in 1889, when they agreed upon a common platform of principles, demanding the abolition of national banks, an increased issue of Government paper, and the Government owner ship of all means of transportation and public intercourse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
In 1888, two Labour parties appeared, each with a differ ent set of grievances. The so-called Granger movement was another evidence of the popular discontent. The Grangers, or, as they were officially styled, the " Patrons 11 See p. 222. 12 See p. 221.
THE ELECTION OF 1892 269 of Husbandry, " were an organisation of which the founder was one O. H. Kelly, a clerk in the Bureau of Agriculture. Their general aim was to unite for self-protection all who were actually engaged in agricultural pursuit...s. By 1875, the Grangers, who then numbered more than 1, 500, 000 men and women, had definitely formulated certain meas ures which they hoped to have embodied in both State and national legislation. Like the Knights of Labour, they advocated woman s suffrage and the regulation of railway rates.
This organisation afterwards grew into the Farmers Alliance, just as the Knights of Labour grew into the American Federation of Labour; and as both of them had many aims in common, they effected a coalition in 1889, when they agreed upon a common platform of principles, demanding the abolition of national banks, an increased issue of Government paper, and the Government owner ship of all means of transportation and public intercourse.
What to read after Twenty Years of the Republic 1885 1905?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Peck, Harry Thurston, 1856-1914 to read onlineMoreLess
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