[POLITICS IN AMERICA -- PEOPLE'S PARTY] -- [YOUNG, Carrie F. (1828-1911)]. A group of two broadsides, comprising:

People's Party Meeting. Mrs. C. F. Young of Berkeley, Cal. Will Address the Citizens of..." N.p.: n.p., n.d. Broadside (8 3/4 x 6 in.). With blank lines to include the location, date, and time of the meeting. Advertising speeches on one of three topics: "Political issues--of Vital Interest to Women"; "The Black Page of American History"; or "White Slavery--How Fastened Upon the American People."

Grand Ratification Meeting. Poeple's Party. Friday, June 22, 1894 Pythican Hall 8 P.M. Music Vocal and Instrumental. Mrs. Carrie F. Young will speak on "White Slavery." N.p.: "New Union" Print, 1894. Broadside (8 3/4 x 6 in.).

[With:] Preamble and Platform Adopted by the People's Party of the State of Indiana. N.p.: n.d., ca 1896 or later. Broadside, printed on both sides (14 1/8 x 10 1/4 in.). With 10 caricatures. (Creased, some losses, a few separations along creases, some chipping to top edge.) "Another political contest is at hand freighted with consequences of weal or woe to our people to be determined at the ballot box next November. We meet under conditions that should immediately cause every thoughtful citizen to think deeply on the present conditions of business stagnation, actual distress and poverty attending many hundred thousands of our producing and laboring people, the result of legislation in favor of specially favored classes by the republican party the last 32 years, re-inforced by its new ally -- the so-called democratic party under Grover Cleveland." RARE: No other copies known.

Collection of Tom Charles Huston