Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1891-11-21
MISSOURI SHUT OUT.
The Alliance Sub. Treasury Faction Play
Trumps to the Antics.

INpIANAPoLIs, Ind Nov 90 The ALI
ance this norni 9 gsve the Il ai coup to
the anti cub treasury people By barring the
gates Of Missouri from the meetings Of the
Alliance, The anti sub b-treksufy men made
prompt response by Issuicg . c.ll for a
cor vention Of auti-snb-,ressury men a!
Memphis on The 16rh Of Dec, her next.
Today the +. NJ B. A sej ,urnsd after
smendins the constitution to sdmit TO mem
bership woman ard men over Is years Of
sge. 1t wns resolved not TO smslgamste
with any other organic ,Iion until the Fen
rusry meeting. Tie delegates to the Feb
rusry m etitg we're instructed to vote for
indepet dent political so,i N. The Alliance
cha its constitution to admit women.
The anti sub treasury people have pub
lished q two.column card charging Mr..
Mscure with wreckipg the Texas Alliance
Ex ,hapge ard making big money thereby,
aud with trying to sell out the Alliance to
til, CID poi icai parties. The national IKE, =
uive committee Of the Peoples Parry
has issusd an address ton'gbs to the people
Of the U i,ed btates. The address says
there i. no longer any doubt that the can
didates for President and Vice President
vii, be 10 the fsld before June 1892, nom
iuatec BY the PeopIts Party
The sddress declares that the time has
come when no il fIence Of old political or
gAniza,ions, no power or aggregated capital
eau prevent the hearty and unanimous
coming together and cooperation of sli
the labor forces in the United States.
whether employed in the workshop or the
mine, or on the farm. The address says it
is for the purpose Of saving free institu-
ii ms by peaceful iDstrumentslities Of ed
ucation and ballot the Peoples Party was
organized.
Il ass. rts that an overwhelming necessity
exists for such 5 movement. II says rail-
road corporations have grown into vast
and powerful nspirscy which corrupts
L. eis!stuTes, debauehes juries and casts the
slime Of its roitepness over the very judges
of our courts. Banking associations have
sselled ipto lordly national confsdera-
ton, ho.diF & sll business. in lis giip,
and able 10 make or wreck the
prosperity Of all classes, while not q
dollar of currency fuds its way to the peo-
pie from the government that does not rep
RI sent dollar Of debt to ,he money msDip-
ul,tipg Glass. The address alleges that the
daily newspaper press has been coerced by
It's business necessities ilto becoming
ready instrument .c bind shackles Of
sssfdcm on the limbs Of free people. con.
fuse their mipds by so phis ~, fill their
ears wi h fslsehoods, uphold everything
Obstructive to the public good. and crush
everything taat would help The people
The address sts,es tina; niue tennis
Of the population Of hi, country,
in copstquar ce of the Disrepresepts-
ii ms Of the press be'i=ve that the Peoples
party vote in Kansas In 1891 fell off very
gfealy. The ,ffi lsl figures stow tbs. the
Peoples party vote actually ircIeased about
l112 per cent over The vote in
1890 and was Al per cent OF the en-
tire vote. The Republican maj jority in
South Dskota ~ss reduced from
10 600 in 1890 to 2700 10 1891, and in Ne
b.ssk tie Peope's party cane within
5000 votes of defeating the combined
power of both the old psrdes. The address
denounces The 'unhoiy urion' of the two
old parties ag,iis Of tue Peoples party 10
certain jadicis! diaricss IN Kansas.