Daniel, J. W., at Democratic convention (1896), 175. Davis, Judge David, and Liberal Republican party, 15; candidate for presidential nomination, 15-16; nominated by National Labor party (1872), 80; considered as candidate by National Greenback party (1876), 84; Senator, 87-88. Democratic party, after Civil War, 11-12; and Liberal Republicans, 16-17; makes common cause with new parties, 31; in Illinois (1873), 34; attitude on currency question, 79; firm establishment of, 97-98, 125; disappointment in, 126; victory in Nebraska (1890), 138; platform (1892), 146-147; and Populist party, 149-150, 153; and free silver, 158, 175 et seq.; success in South Carolina (1894), 169; convention (1896), 175-177, 180-181. Detroit, Greenback conference (1875), 86. Diggs, Anna L., 134. Dillaye, S. D., refuses presidential nomination, 93. Donnelly, Ignatius, 18; Anti-Monopolist leader, 39, 41; life and character, 39-42; Facts for the Grangers, 81; on inflation, 81-82; temporary chairman of National Greenback convention (1876), 83; heads Populist ticket in Minnesota (1892), 150; opponent of party fusion, 170, 184, 194; death (1901), 195.
East, Grange movement retarded in, 26-27. Elections, State elections (1877), 88 (note); of 1878, 90; of 1880, 93-95; of 1896, 172-191; of 1900, 194; of 1904, 194-195; of 1908, 195. England, conflicting interests with United States, 161. Europe, agricultural conditions in 1893, 99. Evarts, W. M., 51.
Fairchild, George T., quoted, 106. Farmers' Alliance, 111 et seq.; bibliography, 204. Farmers' Alliance of Kansas, resolution, 200-201. "Farmers and Laborers Conference" makes nomination for Governor in Wisconsin, 197. Farmers' and Laborers' Union of America, 117, 122. Farmers' clubs, organization of, 29-30. Farmers' Declaration of Independence, 33-34. Farmers' Fourth of July (1873), 33. Farmers' Mutual Benefit Association, 123. Farmers' party, 31. Farmers' Union of Louisiana, 115. Fenton, R. E., and Liberal Republican party, 15. Field, General J. G., candidate for Vice-President, 145, 147. Finance, panic of 1873, 21, 81; farm loan banks, 21; demand for currency reform, 35; currency inflation and Greenback movement, 77 et seq., 110; "American System of Finance," 80; panic of 1893, 104; mortgages, 105-107; press comment on existing system, 108-109; Southern Alliance report on monetary system (1889), 130-131; Northwestern Alliance proposals, 131; monetary planks in Populist platform (1892), 143; Federal land bank system, 199; see also Gold standard, Prices, Silver. Flagg, W. C., president of Illinois State Farmers' Association, 36. Florida, Alliance forms Democratic platform in (1890), 133; election of 1896, 188-189. Fredonia (N. Y.), Grange established in, 6. Free Trade League, leaders join Liberal Republicans, 14.