Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1890-05-02
COMMUNICATED.
a Great Political Revolution

The Proposal Of the Aryan Order Of Interest 10
american Industries and Culture.
TIE Aryan Order Of America, composed
of leadipg members cf the professions and Of
historic families will hold ita iftb assembly
this year. 1t proposes TO cooperate With
ths Trades Associations, Chanbefa OF
Commerce and Farmers Alliance for the
purpose of uniting TO drive the present p III
ical parasites from powers and form gov
ernment for the good Of the nation. Inc
Renaissance, a weekly publication, is soon
to be started, with circulation among the
trades, professions and farmers to advocate
these measures.
All communications are TO be addressed
to Forsyth de Fronsao, Alexandria, Va.
The following is the new platform for
the purpose OF eliminating the political ele-
ment that is not connected at all, not even
by representation, with the industry, sgri-
culture. commerce. or culture Of the country,
but rather plays off the interests Of these for
the gain of Itself IS parasite The following
change in the suffrage is demanded
l. That no one Can vote or be eligible for
Office unless his name is enrolled as q
member of some chartered trade Cpio5,
like the typographical union, or aa MEM
ber Of some agricultural association, like the
farmers alliance, or Of some commercial
society, like chamber OF commerce, or of
some professional calling, like the medical,
legal, ecclesiastical, or !itefaiy. That no
one can be member of any of these unless
ho be proven 10 the actual employment OF
his trade or profession.
II. In order that neither employers nor
employed be prey to each others predom-
nance, the representation shall be divided
irto two houees-in one shall be representa-.
tives of those trades that labor for wages in
the other shall be the dsputits o! those who
ere proprietors and the deputies of The pro-
fessional orders, aud no measure shall be
como a law without the joint concurrence OF
both houses
III. Each municipality shall send to the
State legislature repres eDtatives OF its trades
and professions, each elected solely by Its
respective society; in proportion to ts mem
bership shall each be represented. Each
rural district shall be represented by the
candidate fits farmers alliance.
". The Governor shall be elected from
neither employees nor employed, since be
holds the balance ofpower, but be must be
member of the professional orders. Dele
gates from both houses shall concur 10 the
choice of q Governor.
v. lu6 SSDSIai SC'ei b!hCol Obuii oo Sot
led after that of the States only q Congress
sonal district shall be twice as large; and
the Member shall be elected by the trades
representatives.. the Senators by the upper
House in each State, and the President be
voted for by the assembly of the Governors
of the different State5.
VI. The term OF the Governors shall be
fifteen years, that of the President ten, OF
the Senators eight and of the Members four.
VII. No pension Rha!l DC granted except
to persons actually without means of sup
port, if they have been disabled 10 the serv-
Ice OF the nation, and to those who have
produced the fruits of genius in the unre-
munerative historic arts and sciences.
VIII All debts of the government shall be
approved for payment before the Court OF
Claims, and orders of payment from this
court shall be bonored by the U. S. Treas
uTy instead of passing before Congress for
appropriations, delays and legislative ipius'
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