The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-14
OBJECT OF THE ACTION

This action was undoubtedly prompted by the
determination to shut gil newspapers out. AMI
newspaper men not in sympathy with the sub
treasury bill and third party project Inquiry
among p ointment elhanCemel oul side the press
organization and Ia it fails 20 bring to light any
other rca~on for tie exclusion OF Mf. McAlhster
ana conservative alliancemen of every political
faltn agree that this reform press conbina-
ton is only one OF the means by which this
third arty issue is to be forced upon the elli-
ance with the hope of dividing the Democratic
party OF the south. Apo the determination is
daily siren gthening among southern democrats
in the alliance that a desperate effort must be
masoe TO pull the farmers alliance away from
the sub-treasury folly before the next annual
meeting,
h'ALLIsTER INTERVIEWED.
MIR. McAllister was seen late last night by a
representative OF the Times Union. He had
stopped or here en- route to Asheville to attend
t1e southern Immigration convention When
ASKED as 20 the truth OF the statement that tie
hcIorm Prss5 Association had changed its con-
sttrtion with q special view TO his exclusion be
said: II had notice that this WAS going to be
done, but did not believe that the third party
men would resort to such extreme meas.
dspassonately considering all the facts and
circumstances surrounding the change in the
ehgi5ility cause in their constitution. l am,
however certain now that it was done solely
WI n view 10 my exclusion"
your"
Inc Reform Press Asso citation is made up
with one exc .psion, Of third party men. This
exception IS President Mcdowell Of the Ten.
nessee alisnce and editor OF the Toiier.
clasL ed with these men when an attempt was
made to reconsider the force bill resolution and
nar.v 1a along ,sS, the rs line q e.., the third bird
thai might embarrass them In
their efforts to use their press organization as
means of preventing the third party scheme by
concerted concerto dissemination of third party ideas
1axrr nr rlfffYnf
THIRD PARTY PROSPECTS.
What in your opinion will be the result oi
their combinations! VIII the third party actu
ally come out Of it?''
III Designing men can control the rank ant
ME OF Lhe ALLIANCE membership, then q THIRD
party Will inevitably result. Bns | doubt the
ability OF these men To long mislead and de
celve the 3ople whom they are prOfessiug tc
serve. have always held the farmers alliance
70 oe non.partlsan, and therefore non-poltical
In TACT, It's organic constitution enjoins strict
noninierfereDcs in partisan politics It's sue
cess depends upon unity and harmony. Hence
the introduction of partisan .polit cs would be
Iatal 90 tbs purpose for which 1t was instituted
| The alliance Is @ sectional organization, ami II
| politics are admitted it at once becomes sec
| tlonal poDtical organization. Such or
gaRlzarions are repugnant 10 the spirit oi
| fTee institutions, and il sanctioned must ia
| yariably destroy them. Their uphallowed his
| tory Is written ia violence, class disturbances
social disruptions and the tragic wreck o.
gONeEbuionts. HaSS the UTMOST Co0ls.yncs ~
the Justice, conservatism and patriotism OF tht
farmer class and when this issue shall Ike fin
ally made d0ub5 not that my position as her'
| outlined will be overwhelmingly sustained"
EXTENT OF THE MOVEMENT.
ITO what extent Is this third party movemen
being extended beyond the western and north.
W stern alliaaceY
"ihe plot is not confined to the west and
northwest. It has penetrated the eastern sthte;
| and even the south itself is tattooed oil oyei
with this third party movement frenzy, and i
conservative men of all sectious and all partie
| do not address themselves immediately 10 tn
| demands provoking this ill-omened movement
| giant wi Use that will annihilate time-honore
| landmarks"
Folks ATTITUDE
"Whst do You understand President Polk
| attitude to bs on the third party question:"
| believe President Polk ta be destitute Q
any selfish impnlsa. He is broad. liberal an
| enlightened, and be is sincerely attached TO th
common interests OF the whole A1nArica
| people His policy is to give both parties u
| Opportunity to grant the demands of tne patien
| and lopR-suserinR people; but should they hes
| tate or fail in granting substantial relief ne wi
feel it his duty to sever his party affiliations ao
champion the catise OF the people"
whERE LtvINGsro STANDS.
"What about Livingstonsn
| TIE grand old Georgian Is a clean-cut An
| drew jackson democrat, ami understands pot
| ticans from Cape Cod 60 Kalamazoo. lie wi
| go into the democratic side OF the House !
| Washington and il the Democratic party is dii
rupted it will be neither by his fault or policy.
| PENSACOLA AND THE ALLIANCEMEN.
| PENSACOLA, FLA, Dec. l3.-The citizens
committee for the entertainment of the alli
ance delegates met to-day and perfecte'
| their arrangements.