The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-16
e THIRD PARTY GALL.
The Convention to Meet in Cincinnati
February 23.


February 23.
KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Dec. 15.-The follow
ing is the cali for the conference Of the
third party which took shape at the recent
convention al Ocala, Fla.
TOPEKA KAN, Dec 10, 1890
WHEREAS, In unity there is strength; there
fore it is desirable that there should be union
of all the variously named organizations that
stand on common ground.
To this end, individuals from various states
which are here TO sign make this call for ma
tional conference, to be composed of delegates
from the following organizations, namely:
Independent party, Peoples party BIZ its
Representatives; Union labor party, by its
representatives: late federal and con
tentatives; the Farmers Alliance; the
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association;
Citizens Alliance, Knights OF Labor Colored
Farmers Alliance and all other industrial or
ganizations that support the principles of the
ST. Louis agreement of December. 1882 Each
state organization TO send one delegate from
each congressional district and two from
the state at large. and each dist rict
organization to send not less than three
delegates, and each county organization not
less than one delegate, to be chosen according
to the custom of each respective organization,
during the month or January, 1891 also that
the editor Of each newspaper is hereby invited
as a delegate that has advocated the principles
of the st. Louis agreement, and supported the
candidates nominated thereon in 1890.
The delegates are to meet in the city of Gin
cinnati, o., on Monday, Feb. 23 1891. at o'clock,
for the purpose OF forming a national union
party based upon fundamental ideas of finance
transportation, labor aud land, and the trans
action of other legitimate business in further
ance of the work already begun by those or
ganizations preparatory to a united struggle
for country and home. in the great political
conflict now pendI that must decide who in
this country is sovereign, "the citizen or the
dollar
Aabama-SM VI Ransom, Opelika; j. s. Jack
son, President c. F. n. A.
Arkansas-W. T. Nor an Hardy; Isom ?.
Langley, Beebee; l., p. Feathelstone, N. c.
California-D. G. Vetgl
Ocala; W. c. Condor, Ocala; J w. Moon, Flo
raj City.
Iniiana-J II. Allen. chairman Peoples
party; z. ". G. Rankin, secretary national com
mittee; c. A. Power.
party; John Davis, member Of congress-elect;
John H. Rice; ID. II. Glover, member Of con-
gress-elect; J. +. Wets, Jerry Simpson, mem
Der OF congress-elect; r. B. Frye, of the Indus
trial Union; II. @. Vincent, editor of the Won
COnforDliSt and others.
Vfgiuia-W. II. Warwick
louisiana. B. LafourSe, Alexandria; d.
Lawent, Alexandria; l.. D. Miller, d. Arbsnns
Michigan-R. V. Trevelick, John Peter,
Lansing.
Mssissippi-L Patterson. oxford; J. H.
Nichols, Starkeville W. Mckinney, Oxford; Z.
Norford, Lafayette.
North Dakota-E NJ Sanford, Walter Tenier.
North Carolina--W. A Patiilo, Albion.
Pennsylvania Harry Demiug, Harrisburg.
South Carolina-John D. Norris, Gabbs; T. z.
Pratt, Cheraw
South Dakota-H A. Lewis, Van Doren
Bates
Texas N J. Spencer. Weldon; A. L. Fly,
Palestine; II A. Humphrey.
Tenn sSsee-W. L. Grant, Brighton.