New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-07
TIE FARMERS AT OCALA.
SOME DISSATISFACTION OVER TIE REPORT
CONCERNING MR. POLK AND OTHERS.
COLONEL. LIVINGSTON ACCUSED OF DOING TOO
MUCH TALKING RESULT OF THE ELtOlIoN
FOR OFFICERS-A STORMY TIME IN TIE
CONVENTION POWDEELY'S In


| this morning. \ resolution was offered 10y ""'''','
elect Ruchanon Of Tennessee. to amend the or''
platform adopted Yesterday, 50 that the pfe''"e"' ~
the National Alliance shall not have power 10 '"'P"'
the editor OF any Alliance newspaper when "uN"'"
any policy ar any measures IN Violation 81 ''o '~
platform Mr.. uCh,non SAYS that tn, give, '''
| much authority TO tho president, aih "'"" I"
dangerous precedent 10 establish. The ameho"'"'
| referred 10 committee. m amendment !" '"'
con- titutlon Wa offered by Mr.. nuchanon "h'h T0
vdcs that If shall not be necessary for an Ni'i"'
editor 20 get the official sanction OF tic pr'Su'"'
before punishment Of state. county ~ sun N''",'
or-an His objections to this were pf''u'"N NV
same 10 the platform.
Immediately after the noon adjournment inc
National Alliance delegates marched IN BODY ~ 'n'
Alliance Exposition building. Grand Master WIN
man rowdcily Of the Knights OF Labor Hdurc'Sc"
| the public meeting
Much dissatisfaction Is expressed at the report
of the Committee live .tiraron If the charges
against Mc.,r,. Polk. Macunc and Liviu.eton' pre-
-cutcd yesterday. II {, learned tins morning 'h''
Pres dcnt Hall ~ tie Missouri Alliance. VINO was
a member OF that committee pronounced AGAINST H'
finding. and that hi, protest was attached L. mo
| report pre-, dent and adopted while the e''t'h
OF officers Yesterday gre, general satisfaction"
tier, D., a strong indication %: d.,,At,fa~ton In some
quarter. This feeling j. hAcly To lead TO some
| tllaucc political complications.
On Tuesday morning the Alliance ~, tors VIII starr
on tour Of the stat under the guidance - \. ;.
Mann. Of ~ rda and thcy VIII stop A. L"esprrS' -
Petersburg. Tampa. Bai.oW. kls,Imr". orlando nan
ford. T.tu,viilc. ~ down the Indian River and nr
Ia-in then touc. az Dcand. paiataa -. AusJ'uhe
| AID Jacksonville, where dime. VII b" h'Id Al i"o
sub TROPICAL buIdug OF the night Of saturday bcocm
lev Hlrc.dv a. person, haye had ticket, issued
to them snd tie number vii! be increased l" near"
~ The forenoon -e,,on Of ia" hiiAn'" complaint
'a, m1- ny colonel I4vint'to,, Of "egrs1' taAt tn'
Government crop -tau-tIciau rled i"' mu'. apo" ~
formation IA Ii,Iei hy uuIuf rIrd nsfcs'i'" mo
comm ttce 30 Agricultural statistic, artd pr. poo
mg that 'nmitce u ave Ai""h' v nv, 1 .,,
AIanecmcr 20 &, statistics. -, mat Ia" p,oll- VIZ
not M dc?cnGsnL o. cp, iT,. ~, w. me Aiiavec
! crop .,ats',ci.n in his latoIs.
| Frank Burku. Of Mississippi. moved thai rostcr
bc Furnished 10 all sub Alliance secretaries. who VII
end each Aliancc all Information IN their po''c'I'"
w. TarncT. Of Geo,gis protested against such
roster beng furnished. A. u gave on" man i'' inH.h
powcr roiucans. he aid could use II To Disseminate
colonel af;'oa 4 Geos "a s pPeo !Sc.,nr a,
,rmo icI.,l, on the subject interrupted Dy : liar
vey. u I,r.da. on point Of order That NoioneI ~
| nr,on Consumed to- much tine % tAe '""''h""" ''
Sooni Livingston replied Tia, whom he RAJ hns,
and orier prevalent AID Tat some bu-ihc'' WS' ip'c
but that vhcn Harvey had anJhint To- d, WIN ah-''
| NJ Turner got th" n"or AGAIN ana ,h'I NAV uu'
linz lie Kama, ,Aup4eu senator Ingli- hii "frird
inference being that su'h roster ""i'I ,"Is'N ii.
crca-o in value the Alliancn "Ntcni'd ln," ".'T
I. mi d,,,..i6n VA. ro.ns on and great confusion
prevailed inside tm.nE G,hcr th"s ,y wa, .ptlon
lof tie dutic- 81 Corg,e>,n1n Was th' th''but'"
II no..l g. day the Alliance delegate marchcd ~
IoGy H. Exhibition Hall WHORE over 1000 l"op' ad
,cml Jed 10 hear nc ps"'e' q . "I D r,,.'
master WORKMAN ~ the knights Of Labor o., lc"d"r
in the grca, reform movement and .pcat"r q So
tiona rcnown.- Niicr outlining II" inception II n"
Knight. 81 Labor movement ana Cd, m-l"rf "i 'nJ
To- he INJECTION, Of Government ownership Of mil
road, employment II child labor aud compulsory 'dn
INV Tor women Who d. the aInc WORN as men. adv"
ctinl u at -om" cneth and th"n inaG' - II' 1'''h
dcfr,uding v1r!mcu ~ the night ~ ~ori. lie w.
specially titt"r a, al! cl,'rc ,. ,, I'l,6
lG"d,, wrath and compelled It T., 80 their hdd.n,."
.o r3" tn VA, "I'"y ho r,Hc cry on annncr
When The convention adjourned jas, before noon
"crttar~. was stin mndcr dsci, on When tIc meet
Ing cnied together at . .. N. nobody expected !,
had been gathering. and everybody Wa waiting To
hear II burt II related . III" Nl,unr Poll, Living
al uproar to Mt even the most scu-iti"n lovc MA
aucc man IN The convention. President Iial NJ
. fllo Me-our Alliance. got The Moor, ana hc Wa
lI l'r WI" i''p'n."m chich hn ncid ~, late b,"I
unlimited and adopted YESTERDAY. lic proceeded 80
read from manuscript h, reason, fo 10" signing mat
rcpor he had hardly read the opening sentences
when Ma"unc- friend objected - lIolIs rtailug his
ca+"nC % ,C OF "i.'o" co aId ac dIn9' , ,
t1lk and the excitement rose 10 the higc-t pitch
The " hole hu- inc. Wa before the convention again.
Nh. the debate was AZ il hirhceA Dr. Ma1ine got
the floor and said thai IL IIaI, report read he
| luud certainly claim the right I" offer testimony IN
rel initial ON the floor Of IN" convention.
A. hc sat down. dOI"n members cl1m0r"d for
rconyniilon and without getting H. demanded I'm loud
voice, AN iuNc. cation + the most searching char
lr,i,r. Nacuuc's friends I'm the meanwhile using every
art To- choke or The whole matter and proceed ,-,,
the order ~ the afternoon. Tho" ~ The anti Maouu,
people who managed Ia make Themselves heard said
Itlat If there ca IA tho bag" they wanted
, liz let out. They dcin3ndcd again aud a.:tln
, that IIals report be read Wade. Of Tennessee and
Frank Burht Of Mississippi. fnrN hovl"d for the
, report the latter who Is typical Ni,sssippan aud
wear, Prince Albert sit 81 Confederate gray. and
| A biz. Hight coloreh souchcd hat. shouting wildly
| permitting the opposition 10 silence hi de
the report was ordered by he majority aml clIrr-~
I and shouts ~ Hen aros' from his >c?t again H."
r | trouble ruhedc,. and amid forchodng silence h.
: proceeded WHY hr had riu ed 10 sign the re-
: | port 81 the iuVc-tisa;iug Committee"
At Yesterdays session Mr. POLK was unanimously
elected president. President Page. Of the Virginia Al
lance nominated II. i. Cover, ~ Kansas, for vice
! | president and his election also unanmOis
! p oliver ~ Alahsma. nominated i. II. Turner II
Georgia for secretary. and hi election unanimous
FLOR National lecturer !. :. Willctts. Of kansas VII
lets wa, elected. II. -. rillmau. ~ Tennessee was
elected 70 the vacancy on the Committee Lcgisla
ton for u term 81 three years and Delegate Cole o
Michigan. elected a member Of the Judiciary Com
mttce. The new Committee on fraternal Relation, Is
composed % Talbot. Of South Carolina Icoucks, o.
south Dakota Livingston OF Georgia; Rogers 0
! Florida. ard Terrell 81 Tcvas.