What Did Southern Alliance Leader Charles Macune Argue

What did Southern Alliance leader Charles Macune argue?

A) The federal government was to establish a series of branch banks to hold federal deposits and help to control the money supply.
B) Late-nineteenth-century American capitalists attempted to corner all the silver that was held outside the federal treasury.
C) Farmers should be able to store crops in government warehouses and then borrow against those crops until prices rose.
D) Farmers should "raise less corn and more hell."
E) The federal government should provide special agricultural loans from a fund created out of grain excise taxes.