The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1891-09-18

not vote an Endorsement Of the subtreas.
ury than over the sixteen states that did
indorse it almost unanimously. The
facts as to Missouri are that the leader
of the opposition to the subtreasury was
repudiated. When the subtreasury
itself came mp for consideration it YVES
referred to the local Alliances, which
will give it an Endorsement by an over
whelming majority.
There We're far more than enough
delegates in the Alliance convention
who favored the plan to give it an in
d%orselnent by a large majority. Senator
PETER put it right when he said that had
this been u Democratic or Republican
convention there would have been a
kind Of majority gag law and decision
without reference to the wishes of the
minority. But inasnuch as it was an
Alliance meeting Alliance principles
wero observed. and each individual
member can ROW have an opportunity
to express his opinion in a free and I'M
trammeled manner.
State Secretary j. W. Dallison, of the
Arkansas Alliance, writes the Reform
Press Bureau as follows:
Our state meeting was a grand sue
cess. The utmost harmony prevailed.
Applications for charters are coming in
now at the rate of about three per day.
lanticipate a boom in the order this fall
and winter. We Endorsed the Oca!a de-
mands on Il roll call of counties-G3 for
-. I ,,1. soil u.s., NJ ,., -. c,,,. +l.4
county admitted that his county in
dorsed them, but that he voted his own
sentiments. We elected three delegates
to the Washington conference. Feb. %.
1892.
National President Polk spent last
week and is spending this week also in
Kansas on an Alliance lecture tour. He
will go to the Pacific coast about the
lst of October.
The national executive committee CT
the N. T. a. and |. u, in connection
with the local committee at !ndianap-
oils, are arranging al interesting and
comprehensive programme for the SUI
ltCtilC ohilL With IiGVlS IL tillI SltS
next November. The session will be o.
a weeks neutrality-suspicious. longer-and
it is contemplated to have speakers pres
ent representing all industrial orga,liza-
tons. There will be sermons by Rev.
DR.. Taimage and Rev. Thomas Dixon,
of New York. and it is proposed to have
an able lecturer to present the principles
Of the Rochdale cooperative system Of
England.
Some weeks ago Alliance people
thought that the campaign of SANDER,
lying and misrepresentation against
them had reached high water mark.
They thought the ability of the liars and
mud singers had been eXerted to its ut.
most; but they have recently taken q
fresh start, and their peculiar lying abil.
ity is the present wonder and amaze.
ment of the world. They ought to get
good pay in this realm, for it is probable
that they will be out of a job in any
future dispensation. The devil will put
such a high tariff on liars when he hears
Of their approach, for the purpose oi
protecting his industries, that they'll not
be able to get into his domain unless
they shall be well provided with the com
modify which pays tariff taxes. 1t il
rather curious to notice that the sant
papers and the same people that are Sian
dering and misrepresenting the Alliance
so fe%rociously and vigorously say in al
most the Same breath that the Alliance
movement, will amount to nothing.