The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-08-14

Tha Farmers Alliance, comprising all
,ba snhordlnate alliances la STARK county,
met In Assembly room, city half lhla
nnornInq al D o'clock, |Uh..
Abmit no Representatives. ana delegates
we're present, The meeting was opeheu
by President hlKler, ,
Alter soIne preliminary business reho'
utlona were presented 40 tollgwhi n
That the society respectfully urge all
farmers 90 loin the society mat lhey 90,
mand the passage OF q law taxing nnlsleu
nroduota Ia the nands Of manufacturers
ibat they recommend the passage OF u
law which shall make notes uneolle9m
ble unless stamped 10y The ahheshof wa,
they alrenuoualy oppose We lee hyplg', H. w.
county oiiloerhi lhal lley uelllanb nn. n'.
ION bili, and 10 stop all gambling ~ hgll,
cultural products, and that lhey uellanu
the passage OF the house blll on pFpuuu''
for ihe adulteration OF ara, .,,o,iioota-
nxceptlnq the resolution on unrnlleutA'
hle notes. lie rest Of the resolutions wore
adopted as reported by the coinlhlllep'
VI. N. Brlen, of Marlboro, was eleeel
delegate 10 the state convention WNpH
umbus next week, ....,.1 .,,t
A new constitution was reported au,l
adopted A committee was hppnlhRu !"
confer with railway companies lpr W9le'
portatlon 10 the STATE eohNohNoh Nv N"''
"'''''' rng AFTERNOON sEsAoN'
The meeting was called to order this
afternoon ate o'clock by state Lecturer
Puryia, Of CardpgIon' ....i,,,od
lie said Mr., Harmony was hpp9lnl9u
county lecturer aud organizer w Marph
aud that he had not been rteelNlug ~
al t4NplN any nlllN
marty for services rendered, lie III hneNer
manner denounced the Repository Tor Np
would.be sensational article concerning
" lie said, ri was sent mp here by ihe
hlghest state officer 20 investigate thlh
matter and slft II down, hnd heule " Tor,
syer.u A member asked him 10 get uphhu
Harmony arose and aaidi vi dc. not al
the present time hold the oiliee OF aecre'
tRry Of the Democratic executive eolnlnlt
tee. Since last fall have done no worn
for them, ,.....,
wish to say that have been honest
ia ali ways towards the Alliance
lie sail man whom he had always re-
apected had said through the Repository
that he was not a practical farmer ,,,
III have been farmer for 10 years. lht
abatement la the Repository that was re-
ceivlng e. per day for pemocrauo worn
was unquallhcdly false ,.u
lie tben asked ror a thorough inYetu
CATION Of the trouble, AT
President Blxler arose ana aaid lhl'
matter should not be brought ,up beIor,
the Alliance for discussion, because u
was not the place, n.,,.,
Mr. NeM then arose and snidi vi don
see what the highest officer In the state
Alliance sent the Lecturer here fors u h'
aid not know what the trouble was
Lecturer puryia arose aud anil lhat w,
resignailon Of Harmony had been receiy
OK, but he did not think Il ought TO be ac
4 member arose and said that The All
aDee ought not take the time TO discuss
such nasty indifferent trash ns thc hrH
Gle published la the Repository, lie s9lu
"Lct the Repository go oni II don't hllec'
Our brains q bit; We have seen harder
times than that ,.,,u.-
A mcmhcr then moved that Mr. iar
mony be- austninod, which was carried un
nnimously, amid cheers,