The daily state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 188?-1891, 1890-12-09
The ALLIANOE
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POLK AMI LIVING
I,aIT V,.E or 9uE THIRD
SOY Na,nyY MOVEMENT.

~ members NUS
orI'' ,.a.ipl,s or Get "ut-- ! he Coli
spce r,,ace,. Altitude Toward the
l'' Ry United Press
ro Dee S.-The National
N'.,. All me re-assembled this n or
'D yqo After routine work and u
''s ans denonncing newspaper cor
s' = ,,,. because they have secured
f'P 'P'-' ,,on Of the proceedings beyond
','~ ..o oat by the press committee.
p" e,raIi1n listened to report of
a' :" anittes ou legislation with refer
n,o 4, the .ubtrea,ury bill.
" y, ,soor. is said to have recommend
y. ,.rons changes in the bill as orig
I,1,.un. presuaably with the pur-
- .osur.ng Democratic support for
s,n asare n os1nd;oro hoe
v.'tt.r1ola,iag petition to the National
Fl -, -, gsl.ng tha' it rescind its action
l.'.' .,'...I,y night naming Washington,
Y AM lhe lhird Tuesday in Novem-
,bs i'm aud place for holding the
: ,'1n,l - mecting, and making Indian
I" ,5s plnc,. Many signatures have
~ h.en secuted and it is predicted
,bs change will he made.
L,,, half the delegates with their
f.. nave gone on ~ excursion to- day
a,n4o,so, the phosphate fields, and
r.s ~ Alliance will probably remain in
o.,o two or three days longer.
rhr Citizens Alliance.
T.o Citiz rs Alliance wa> organized
..'sto5.y In Kansas and Nebraska,
r,ir, tfe last campaign, there was
l.ma5a \ Citizens Alliance in the local
s,,rz ions. The purpose was to
.1sin all the town aud city people in
,vnn,iby With the Farmers Alliance
!o,.neat Saturday morning. the or
-rz .tioa Of National Citizens Ali
,ro. was perfected, the dratt of a con-
rr.oa ga, prepared and the officers
zsse.cd J. b Holden, of Kansas,
U.mda pre,,deut; K Rlpn Beaumont,
d\ys Ya,k. was elected secretary, and
TIP Wild. ot Washington, was chosen
I, ,g-er Tie membership is limited
n,,hg. Of Incorporated villages cities
siusas, who are in sympathy with
uEEneTs' Alliance.
Iet1fpoSe is 10 promote the prlncl-
ta5l4 platform adopted at st. Louis
llmud aili med az Ocala this year
breNtiOnal Farmers Alliance and
El!l', Il Labor The language in the
aSt,utou i- TO this end the organ
1tlou is political in its nature The
0licers will consist Of a president, Sc
Qetary, tr raa,urer and executive commit
he oil one for each state and territory
These officers are to open headquarterS
10 Washington, and publish weekly
paper which is to be a powerful expo
Lelt Of the principles Of the st. Louis
PLATFORM. A copy Of this Is to be furn
shed weekly 10 every member of the or
g1nHttlou Charters are to be issuet
By the secretary OF the national commit
tge toany five or more citizens eighteel
pears OF age and upwards Fees will b
charged Tor charters and initiation. Fac
'9'al branch Is empowered TO fix its owI
daa' aud Judge Of the qualification Of it
members. Each member must subscrib
% TIE -. Louis agreement, and supper
rs platform in conformance with tha
agreement, in oil political campaigns
sgi shall not vote for any person VIII
VIII not subscribe to the same.
The Local Branches.
Inc meetings Of local branches sha
Oe secret and a pass word will be issue
Y Ihe members Members are to /
etc'ed by a two.thirds majority. 1t
FV,luea that Joint convention may |
y. rsl 10 city, county or town, with I'll
AlIsltS Of Labor, or Farmers Allianc
" promote the principles of the organ
S"oh' The local branches are forbi
',a 70 make any coalition with eth
wv oid political parties on candidat
y Platforms during any state or CO
P.'lonal contest. This organizati
UmPorary for the purpose of orga
rr.os loe local branches throughout t
.uVe1 states As soon as the state {
s'l zdiols are perfected national CO
,,llou Is to be called, when the exec
't COMMITTEES will turn over to it
''J Inaealnery of the organization.
D. Holden, the president of the \
W." ollizens' Alliance, is a busin,
WV y Emporia, Kan, who took An
Nv part in the Citizens Alliance mo
p'a. il the recent campaign, wher
,a3 ,s usgd as an auxiliary to the Farme
''flce. " lie is forty years of age, a
- 'ue author of several pamphlets
nv NV money question, among which
N 's.a.I,c Money and Hard Times, W
IN are lnseperable," and other wor
~ ~ beaumont, the secretary, on VIII
Wi. "oek OF organization will chiefly
'''g' y the ex-chairman of the natio
.a'l'e committee of the Knights
uof' and has been stationed at Wa
sgA auJlng the sessions of Congl
= 'ne last five years.
The Co-Operative Phase.
nba'u9 Importance Of the co-opera
~, g u Alliance work was shown ia
o,ought out at the meeting of
ia ipuS'ness agents when they org
,o. 'ue cooperative association. 1t
hs., hs' mat II State exchanges do
INN " about SlO,0OO,OOO, and 81
tr,:,l N'ye been here, they closed {
','a with the manufacturers. az,
attending them, which will NAL
NJ, 'esT y ot III 100000 for the con
tbe ol.ihe ihe association was organized
B ISslion IS,Velion OF the following officers
|, p'ulS' p""S president, st. Louis, Mo. ::