Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-11-20
d.. icaman, the author Of the Anti.
sub.Trcasury Protest, Denied
a Hearing.
a eoHfERtaer or JOINT COW.
NtrrErs.
by telegraph 70 ,hs Srw.l
a srih on Account Of ,he snb.r.s..-
ary rtsa.


ary rtan.
lNpIASAroiiH, Nov. 10. Soon alter
zoe opening of this mornings sussion
Oi the fupi,mc council u the Fafmer'
Alliance The chairman " the commit
t,c which last night met representa-.
tivss 81 the rub. treasury element, said
MS committee was ready 20 report.
Instantly There wa disturbance. On
motion nom delegates seated ON the
McCunc aide Of the house, everyone
not entitled 10 vote IA the executive
session was ohllgci 10 leave the hall.
When tn. doors werr closed the chair.
man read recommendation that
Df. feaman, author of the anti.sub.
treasury protest should have a hearing.
~ was received with cries OF 'sNoip
mop aud M acrimonious discussion
began. About 1890 O'Clock commu.
ilcation wap evnt 10 the anti.sub-
treasury people demanding the All.
ancc be immediately furnished with a
copy OF the protest which they dssif.
cd presented. The ANTS replied
that the committee was Only en-.
bowed through Nesmsn 10 present
the protest, aud until Ysaman
could be- heard by the supreme council,
The latter body would be- deprived Of
ne plcnsurp Of reading the protest. At
1880 the supfuine council neither adj
lourncd nor replied 10 the communities
ton % tho sub-troasury pcoplc. The
Third party people are s,ill vigorously
pfosclyting among the delegate. Of tho
Alliance and Farmcrs' Mutual benefit
Association. This morning there was
CONFERENCE
OF the Joint committees from the Pso-
pies party, theVKecutivo oOmmitloe Of
the Alliance aud Fafmrta' Mutual
Benunt Association. y. X. Tsuben.ck
OF llllnois, actod M chairman, and made
an earnest appeal 10 the t.prsc ntstlyss
Of the various Industrial unions 10 con.
solidnto iheit Interests and take indie
pendent political action. The confer.
cncc continued viii out any dcflni,.
action I'LL ! O'Clock, when an adjourn.
mgni was taken Tor dinner.
The document Of the antl.sub..reAs.
ury men eatnuatly protests against any
action Of tho supreme council that
l purposes 10 commit the faTmers' All.
auce aud industIial Union 10 the propo.
siti0n that provision should bo mad.
by tho federal Congress for COVER
mcnt loans OF money 10 individual
citizens upon farm mortgages n. ~.
rurity OF to demand for the govern
ment Ownership or control Of railroad
property aud transportation. These
schemes, II declares.
ARE UNCONSTITUTIONAL,
impiactieable, conflicting with the
spirit Of the Alliance movement aud
tending 10 a government, Of pstosnal.
IAN and state socialism. Instead Of
roller nom present OPPRESSION the
measures promise greater evils, being
partial 10 certain clnsssH, involving
husin,ls details too deep for the avef-
age farmer. The attendant expense
would make the market price OF money
higher and open hn avenue Tor sharp
era 20 trade upon the hnmors' hard
earned goods and pfoducts. The
markets would be- overloaded with
produce, putting up the valu. OF com.
modltics and raising taxation. Ala,
bama, Mississippi aud Missouri furn
ishod examples OF how similar schemes
10 tho Hub.trcaauTy pyqJoct failed zig
ually. The land load scheme beyont
PROMISING low rate VI interest ORE
tents no favorable feature, expense O.
maintenance being enormous. Gov
eminent ownership Of railroads imulit,
one ortwo other seheln,s wbIr,, wanId
foster POLITICAL coinption ana he M
arbitrary Interference with ptlyate
rights IN many instances.
la conclusion. the committee ,x
prcsges a dtsif, 10 co.onerato with IN,
Alliance In carrying out N. nrinolnI.,
Ia selurlnva
s,y,cr,,,scy.
go
fiuuihg 'ne iaan o. lIus" anu mQnopo
nes, Is,Pe .., III, s noose,,
cunt. and selecting Tor nlacss ai nuhIi,
bono, and omoIum.nt honest and
rnnnble men.
IN. .x,cutly, eommitt., nj m,
A MI sun Tr.as,iry narIv wifi NJ anc,
cnmm.Ic, M, WORK al oryanl,Iny
new ALLIANCE.
Tho capture Of the Alliance by IN.
P,onl,is Marty. Will, nractiealiv me-
con,nlishrd som. DAYS 400, wss not an
nsyent until TODAY. WIEN PrssId.n
polk Vas unanimo,isly re.oleeied. Il
n. Iouehsof South Dskota' VIVA ch,se,
yico nre.il.nt: d. Ia. Turner "a. :.
elected secrstary and treasurer and i
NJ, WIlletls Of lan.ss. natIonal l,r
luer.
GsnrVe y. Washburn. M In, nsiional
executive commiile. OF m. P,oplei,
uarty. stated that IN, leader. Of I'M
par,y were Iubllant over the election 81