Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-11-04

Let every honest member Of the UnIo
il Lsoor party read the shove carefully, On
note the programme there laid down, an
!, the recommendations made. Not,
further, tbs. every single thing they d,
y cided should be done by the Union Labc
parry has beea done, with Z single e1
ception-the nomination OF Briedenths
Tor Governor, and we W II show later O
J, why B.iedsnthal WAS not nominated 70
! Go7ernor-he Is their candidate 70
: 4 ai,ed States Senator.
Remember the fact tbs. the leaders @
tie "Videttes" in this Estate Council,
/ are to day the leaders Of the Union Labo
, psr ,. The chief and leading newspspe
OF the Uaion Labor party to-day in Kan
t sas is the -Coniormist, run by tn,
Vincents, and We fad these same Vim
cents being sent to Cincinnati as dsls
. gates to the "Natiou,l," or "Superiol
Council" But 1913" is not satisfied
with controlling one newspaper, It mus,
increase its power OF the press, so here a
this secret meeting they hatch the scheme
(of an AUXILIARY" printing establishment
and put the Vincents s. Its head. The
amount Of stock to be issued was placed
at 1000, and o-dsy you will fad on
the state records OF Kansas the org anizs.
ton Of this company, and this amount as
the capital stock.
The date Of the state convention WAS
also fixed, and the convention was held
at the time and place dictated BY the
"Videttes."
The "editors" who were proposed to
Do helped, judging from the court re-.
cords, were Messrs. Harmon and Weldon,
editors and publishers Of the Valley Falls
Lucifer and Fair Play; two Of the most
outspoken aDarchistic and free-loYe pa
pers in the United States. Both were,
and are yet under Indictment before the
United States court for sending obscene
matter through the mail, and strange as
1t may seem, by some power-who shall
say 1t is no. the power OF 'I3"2-these
men are nos yet tried and their papers are
still presiding anarchy and free Iowa.
The urging OF action and the sentl-
ments expressed in the "fery speeches"
need no comment from ue-they speak
for themselves. We wish to call a,ter-
ton, however, to one more feature of
the programme, and that is this:
Moved and carried, that The next meeting of
the Acts Nuic'ioc t.tate oouneiD be held al
wichita one or TWO days preceding the state
convention OF the Q L. Union Labor party.
Did We desire, We could here give the
proceedings OF this State council, which
was held A. Wichita, per order Of "Thir-
teen;" oct they are very lengthy, ana the
proceedings Of the state convention Of the
Union Labor party are but repetition Of
the proceedings Of the "state council"
We present, however, the undeniaole
proof in the fac smile letter which Is
found on this psge, that the "state coun-
Gil" WAS held q. Wichits, at the date and
Place decided upon, and that the orders
were imperative for attendance. The |
letter, translated into reading English, is
rs follows:
NATIONAL ORDER yIDETrES |
IOFFICa OF ADJuTANr, BRIGADE 81, |
SkW ALBANY, KAN, Aug. q, lsSS. |
the state council 10 be held at Wichita, Aug.
y, at 10 q. m, to report for duty at III North |
Market stree, in hall Aico bring credentials.
Respectfully, E.. D. ORR.
This letter is particularly interesting,
IS it bears the seal OF the thinner coun-
Gill;" tho official title OF the cflcer send.
ing 1t, and name and place OF residence CT
The second highest officer in Kansas. IN;
siil also show to the "Videstes" tina. Re
know what We sre talking about. Butwe1
Will give brief synopsis Of the procegA
ngs at Wicnits, In 80 far as they relate d
he Union LABOR psrty: sassss
WICHITA, KAN Aug. 27.s.
r stste NuicIoc called to oieer by Nassssn.)
Mic'ader Edwin Orr made A6j Nags$Glfss, Y
die. GiDson having left the state. al
Here follows the appointment of COM
n!ttaes on credentials, reports, C. The
lrst report made WAS that Of the com.
nistee en- credentials. This report hiss
10 names Of the participants, but dis
closes the fact that lo6 delegates and
Comrades who were not
delegates" we're present, and tia. The
GLOWING counties were represented:
ThittT-three comradez,wl are vouched
Or, snd who have the countersigu, are
ere, and II is recommended that they oe
lowed seats in the Naic'loc. r port
svoraoly received, and delegates and ,
Iic'ssder seated.
Nothing further occurs concerning the !
Inion Labor party until the evening ses-. II
lon, when the report shows: ~
Mic. snider, from committee on platform,
,portsd that the committee were now readFto
lbmit pla' form. A..J,s
A synopsis Of the report then elbows tfHf
heated discussion occurred, some of the moet
lir minded men declaring that the Union La 8
Or convention which mel the next OF az, should d
ave som thing to saS about the platform. The IN
after was finally settled by the adoption OIL y
le cn mmistee report, and 81 the aug gestion on
ic Utley 1t was decided to allow all who 81
esiIea 70 submit resoluti ms to 'he platform
'mmittee Of the Union Labor convent ton, and
lat Mic, Snid'r eho lc see to 1t that the p at S
rm as adopted By Thirteen" was not
hanged in meaning. though If any outsider
Hanged. -
Tue nomination OF q ticke. was next In orde, d
70 as per the reso utlon of the estate council "
rates Center, Mi. Briedenthal that was ! N