Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1890-12-05
JINING DRIVES. .
Farmers and Workingmen Are
.Flopping Together"
CALLING A RATIONAL CONVENTION,


an the Organized Industrial Bodies and
ssraggifng Political Organizations To
BE Allied In One Great Party 10 storm
the Works Of the money Power"-The
ST. Lonis Platform the Basis OF Agree
n,ent, and the Convention To Be Held Mt
CINCINNATI.
oen. Fla ra, : r.a.,;.., An:
! nee me-, a. ,o.,,, vastsrsav sna 81. erst
! onr WAS dsvotad 70 . a;sc,,ss;o,, =, ;,s;ds
/ mics 4 GALLAGHER fraternaI delayata
fnn tbe Eyorliaan,an,s I,asor,, Ta.eus
~ Nav Veil, 49,, a,,a w Ut 60. -
,v,sb;n.ton rs,v sr,n, tha a,,a.;a.r
M; Mon.,.,,, 49,, g.. as...a
ha conv.nt;on a.ch s.,ear;na ,,,- l,a,s -
o,r Their ,emarts wsr, nr;nc;nalIv "A.
r,cte5 m tho nd voc.cv s.f !. .,osA,. h,r5 10
tween al, national aroanix,tions ~ tbis
ebaractsr hat .ga ;,st oonsol;d.,;o, Tha,
also adv;sad the n.,;onaI A,,;,nea y, s,and
Nv ;ts 81 Ian;s nlo,for,,, 60 ,ata ,ha ,aaa
:, any na,;onoI n,I;.;ca, r.ova,,s,,
.A;.h -. p :. e'''...s
'uen inieu. grow out ol IL, anu assefeso
tast otner organizations would follow.
Kansas Men Want q Broad Base.
IL,
Inns, and Rice. representing the Citizens
Alliance of Kansas made addresses which
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80 sa .aas
.,'Iss...' !, % % uep.y 'n'e'os'e'.
u 'he Success Vi Tue farmers movement as
WIS .ne Alliance itseii- Ihey saw no rea-
son why merchants, traders, etc, should
not unite in promoting this movement,
nd they asked for n committee of confer
a,ca 70 ar-a,,,a ,,c,s, ,,.I..;.,.. .a....
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&c anno;,..s
IMPOSED 70 Oonsohoauon.
ualiagher ana Carey from the New York
Workingmen's Reform League and Anti
Monopoly League, respectively. addressed
tile convention. and asked that ORGANIZERS
h, sant m Naw yorl ..a.s 20 Co., 81,
.u:. -
ee'.i"s 'no membership
I'm "hone '"o iieonanics anu iaooters.
Soi. Livingstone repheo, ana SAID That he
u'o not regard as htting or polite that all
asses Oh men should oeiong TO the same
eahizatioh; lhey shoaid Keep up organ
ha.iohs oi 'heir owh' Out should frater
&c mort cioseiy ana confer 1ogether upon
.i'S 'a.es =, puphe pouey' Inc ii'asses OF
si,o,,la - - 'o''' a"u
De n"ocheo o"t'
Inc money power Oh TINS country, ne
coh.inueo, oacheo up oy .he money pow
ei Vi Europe, Is our common enemy. 10
II GET TINS enemy ana TO cope withit sue
cessiuliy cooperation Is ABSOLUTELY neces-
~ anu =. must come aoout. therefore
- .srol. I'. auu fraternity
"a "u' No' oon'"i-
cAiI Tor NATIONAL Convection.
A number OF Kansas delegates, includ-
ing j. H. Rice John Davis, and Delegate
vincent, are working upon call for ma
ti'nai conference 70 form a new party, the
u,''e oe.us hAeu AT reo. %, 1871, ana The
pace cincinnati Deieeates from tine ma
Ina, .. aiiisuee anu All oeher ma
e''ua ,, u ,I ia 9sniPa.nS win IT,
:, ~ 's.a p e"e -. i-ouis pia'iorih' as
y, 1'i 90 'ne eSi'oio VI 'ne ,e'orui press
ene soun.iy, WIN oe Invited 10
eAe par. IA ehe conven.ion. Inc new
PI,s 70 oe iorIneo wouia doubtless WORK
% u 1ne sale hiies as 1he reopies party IN
auSas' .na' Is, rehouhce ali ANIMATION
VI 'he o'ner pon.icai parties ana piace
nf''ionsi tieAe. Oh It's own IN the neid
Endorses the Alliance Platform.
Inc call Tor the conference indorses the
"a nance pie.iorih anu invites an oreanlza-