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Nation quoted, [16].
National Agricultural Wheel, [117].
National Farmers' Alliance, [118]; resolutions (1887), [121]; see also [Northwestern Alliance].
National Farmers' Alliance and Coöperative Union of America, [115].
National Farmers' Alliance and Industrial Union, [122].
National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry, organization, [4]; motto, [4]; "Declaration of Purposes of the National Grange," [28]; objections to, [29]; farmers' attitude toward, [62]; see also [Grange movement].
National Greenback party, [82]; see also [Greenback Labor party].
National Labor party, [80].
National Labor Union, [79], [80].
National party, name adopted at Toledo convention, [89]; campaign of 1880, [93]-[95]; in later elections, [96]-[97]; convention at Indianapolis (1884), [96]-[97]; see also [Greenback Labor party].
Nebraska, election of 1890, [137]-[138]; Populist, [150]; election of 1894, [168].
Negroes, excluded from Farmers' Alliance, [113], [122]; separate lodges for, [117 (note)]; Colored Farmers' Alliance, [123].
Nevada, Populist success in, [149]; election of 1894, [168].
Newton (Iowa), Grange established at, [8].
Non-Partisan League, [198].
North Carolina, Alliance forms Democratic platform (1890), [133]; fusion of parties (1896), [188].
North Dakota, Alliance grain elevators in, [119]; Populist success in, [149]; Republican in 1894, [168]; election of 1896, [191]; Non-Partisan League, [198].
Northwestern Alliance, foundation, [118]; platform, [119], [131]; meets with Southern Alliance, [122]; decline, [124]; quotation from speech at meeting, [126]; see also [National Farmers' Alliance].
Norton, S. F., at Populist convention (1896), [186].