H.
Hall, Carrie, niece of Kelley, [3].
Hallowell, Colonel J. R., Simpson and, [136], [137].
Hanna, M. A., [172]-[174].
Harrisburg (Penn.), Grange established at, [6].
Harvey, W. H., Coin's Financial School, [160]-[161].
Hayes, R. B., vetoes Bland-Allison bill, [158].
Hill, D. B., defends gold plank at Republican convention, [176].
Hoar, E. R., [51].
Hobart, G. A., nominated for Vice-President, [175].
I.
Idaho, Populist success in (1892), [149]; Republican in 1894, [168].
Illinois, independent farmers' organizations, [30]; political action of farmers in, [31]-[32]; campaign of 1873 in, [34]; railroad regulation, [45], [47]-[49], [52], [55]; Grange plans implement factory in, [70]; Greenback movement, [81], [85], [87]; coöperative creameries, [119]; election of 1892, [150].
Immigration, restriction favored by Populist party, [144]; Republicans favor restriction, [147].
Independent party, [31], [133]; platform, [83]-[84]; campaign (1876), [85]; see also [National Greenback party].
Independent Reform party in Illinois, [87].
Indiana, Grange plans implement factory, [70]; Greenback movement, [81]-[82], [85], [87]; drought (1895), [105]; election of 1890, [138].
Indianapolis, Greenback conference, [82]; Independent party nominating convention, [83].
Indianapolis Star, [86].
Industrial Age, Noonan's, [86].
Industrial League of the United States, [164].
Industrial party, [133].
International Monetary Conference of Paris, [156].
Interstate Commerce Commission, Granger laws pave way for, [56].
Iowa, Kelley in, [2]; Grange organization, [25], [30]; railroad regulation, [45], [47], [50]-[51], [53]; senate resolutions regarding lobbyists for railroads, [53]-[54]; Grange plans implement factory in, [70]; Greenback movement in, [87]; Populist party in, [150]; election of 1896, [191].
Ireland, W. M., Grange founder, [4].
J.
Johnson, Andrew, authorizes investigating trip to Southern States, [1].
Jones, J. K., at Democratic convention (1896), [177].
K.
Kansas, agricultural clubs of political complexion, [30]; Grange plans implement factory, [70]; Greenback movement, [87]; mortgaged land, [106]; Union Labor party, [127]; political revolt and social upheaval (1890), [134]-[137], [139]; Populist success, [149]; storm-center in national politics (1893), [165]-[166]; Republican in 1894, [168]; Farmers' Alliance of, [200]-[201].
Kansas Farmer, Peffer editor of, [140].
Kearney, Dennis, at National party convention (1880), [94].
Kelley, O. H., investigation in South, [1], [2]; life and character, [1]-[3]; founds Grange, [3]-[4]; Grange Secretary, [4], [27]; organizes Grange, [5]-[10]; quoted, [65].
Kentucky, Grange plans implement factory, [70]; delegates attend meeting of Agricultural Wheel (1886), [117]; fusion of parties (1896), [188]; McKinley carries, [191].
Kirkwood, S. J., [92].
Knights of Labor, [127], [140].
Kyle, Rev. J. H., elected to Senate, [138]-[139]; presidential possibility, [145].
L.
Lampasas (Tex.), farmers' alliance organized, [112].
Land, alien ownership opposed, [143]; Democratic demands (1892), [147].
Lease, C. L., husband of Mary E., [135].
Lease, Mary Elizabeth, [134], [167]; life and character, [135]; quoted, [135]-[136]; in campaign of 1892, [147], [151].
Liberal Reform party, Taylor and, [38].
Liberal Republican party, [14]-[18]; in Missouri, [31].
Louisiana, Grange relief sent to, [75]; Farmers' Union, [115]; press comment on Populist campaign, [148]-[149]; fusion of parties (1896), [188].