Telegram-herald., 1890-12-04
Meeting cf The Natissal Farmers
AlllAass Al 0eala, Fla.
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port st sHss s-ssyassoa se proudly pSiat 10 our
whole past record sad - the rv<eat popular
slecsisn. sne particularly 70 the schis .ns pat
rsefs sssros OF ,hs brstscfnsoa N Kansas aud
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Ing the last ysaF and espscsssy with reference
70 tie legf.sastrn dcmaaaea ey Il. tae speaker
declared thst Congress bad persistsnty tg-
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pressed aise0ssi0a Of then. notably Ia HE case
Of we measure knora The sno-trea.ury OIL
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pesPie sr shs vssPe would gct nearer 10 Goa
gress
Tbs remainder Of The address was devoted TO
disoussioa OF aaanessi reform asd the policy
o. the alliahee m aProcsauy seetiensiisn. Out
liainz tns Asure financial policy OF rae aill-
sace. Presitsst Pvtx sBid shat II will demand
tas rsstorausa of sflvor 70 all the rights
sne ausiisfss Of legal tepdsr which gold pos
sesscs TIE luus Of Govrnment currency
airsstfy 70 Ae pespv; eQssiiKatson OF taxes;
proaisiryn 81 sffsa ownership OF land; owner.
ship ssd snsrsi Of trsn.psrtstien fines by the
SoTsransnt tAs anftlar OF paeiie revenues to
mens; . graduated taKsstou ~ Incomes znd
the sisstfoa Of Cssted States Senators BY q di
rect vots sf tss vssple.
At the cenclssion of President Polk's
address The alliance resolved itself into
q sort of ''love feast" during which c.
A. Power. an Indiana veteran, moved
that all ex-soldiers in the hall who in
dorsed the sentiments expressed in the
speech OF President Forlks, of South
Dakota, with reference TO the
burial of section alism, rise to be
counted The motion prevailed and
between forty aud Atty stood up amid
the Widest enthusiasm. Under the
spirasisn Of tAis good feeling a veteran
from Wisconsin stood up in his seat and
called all Union soldiers present TO
give three cheers for the old Co fed
eraees In tho alliance. They were given
with . Will The Con fsderates in turn
cheersd the old soldiers OF the Union.
The alliance opened is first business
session at night and from now on all
the meetings will be secret The re-
port OF the com mittee shows eighty
eight actual delegates present In ad-
iiHoa TO these ihere are ten or
twelve persons entitled to vote, which
brings the actual numerical strength
OF the body up 10 100. Among
the delegates are five women. Mrs
vickery, vice-presidcnt OF the Kansas
Alliance, being Of the number. After
the appointment OF several committees
the session adjourned.
Mr.. Tillmann. of Tennessee, the
statistician Of the National Alliance.
said that the question Of forming a now
political party which would put PTesi-
Dental ticket in the Sold In 1892 would
probably come up for discussion at this
meeting. but ne predicts that il will DO
disposed OF by referring is TO the dif-
fsrens State alliances Tor individual
action
A committee OF the Knights OF Labor
bear proposition TO the alliance to
Join with that order in calling at as
early date as possible a conven-
tion of all labor and reform or
gsnisati0ns to decide tss question OF
independent political sctioa. They arc
strongly Of the opinion that the alli-
ance will take shis action. Such con.
vsntion would take in the Patrons OF
Husbsadry. The Grange, the Farmers
Mutual Benefit Associat on and
the New England farmers organiza-
tion. all OF which are thoroughly in
sympathy with the alliance. but have
net as ret jsiHed t. Then the knights
Of Labsr. the Federation OF Railroad
Employees tbe American Federation Of
Labor and the big trades unions wodld
be invited % attend tbe csavention.
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