Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-20
they ARE CAPTURED
The Peoples Party of Indiana
- CAPTURES the Farmers.
1g7 SUB-TREASURY SCHEME
.,o Alliance People to Drift Assam
C'p lsr-rhe Anti-sub-rreasury People
coming to the Lone Star
state to Begin Work.

-..,.x,ror1s, IND, Now 19.-The
lSpl. ,s ,,,rt2 has captured the Al
!eoL-o The Alliance has split on
l.i-a-' -.reasgry scheme. These are
he Of to-day's sessions of
TIE ----s farmers organizations now
,-- IN. evidence of the split was pubic
Ls5s -r-.- If the capture. When the SUI
- rI.ncl Of the Alliance met this
ing everybody but the oeiegates
-----'-7 invited from the nall;
were ,,...~r.,slnan Jerry Simpson had
ecu Then The protest OF the antl-suo-
y 80 - U..5pe was taken up, and some
,-e-. 70. -a'-frr,tt.I debate occurred as to the
VIZ -, OF Gisposing OF il with
G-S' - possible friction. Finally,
.-s 49,. fGr~s' wrangliIg, the committee
.-.i- was Informed that they could not
" hard unless they furnished the council
IN CODY Of the protest. rms the ants
w. -, ~ 10. thinking doubtless they could
-, aeir protest in person.
E'-g. a.prutive committee OF the aru-sub-
..-.-,.-, Marty will now proceed to Texas.
- II sub-Aliapces have already
- ..g.t.4 st the sub-treaSury system,
O.. be- u the work Of organizing new
o. ,.-. ain. call for 4 national convention
-.- .ra... B. be- issued tomorrow.
IT,. ........ 81. If the Alliance by the PeO-
..-- lar was practically accomplished
r., ur -a.as days ago, but the Jul
...- a. the capture was not a?-
..t. today, when President
WAS unanimously reelected and
II r..r.s " South Dakota was chosen
president. j. c. Turner was reelected
...r'r.r.. ard treasurer, and j. W. NlLlett5
H.. Hasa ray.oua lecturer.
-. T. Washburn. Of the national
a...... .... committee, OF The Peoples party,
s.l ,aal tine leaders OF that
,rr were iubilant over the elcc-
w OF President Polk. OF the
la ers in the Alliance. Aiessrs.
Tirirr...a. Aarme, Terrell and Polk, the
-. 5.- REGARDED rs the one most favor
.-..ts independent political men. Polk, in
G....lgsL address Tuesday night, so Sc
r.... ,..gcmucd the TWO Old parties
-5 In tress is well between lines
. s.-.,..t indicated his tendency to
P....-s party movement that the cleo
t.....!rl.l.l one Of the gentlemen men
Toned would have been regarded as a
1.w So tlc Peoples party, while
Fig. Other hand the reelection
.s .lrf.-l' FOLK IS regarded as great
VI ry I.r,He peoples party
b. a.. .tiu of Il. l.. LOucks OF South
ps ~ as sfsr-president IS regarded as u
-.., -,r victory from the fact that
l.. -aa..aDrr Of She national committee
fl. H.. D. pa's party. The fact that large
,.,.g..., .. the armers' Alliance delegates
gr. .l,g -.cmacrs of the industrial
..-.u.4J.uL5 and working together would
...s tha- the trend of Jhcir fusion
W., Toward the unitication Of all and il the
. ZION If independent political action.
The committee on the confederation of
,., various industrial organizations met
'.., mUu.ae at the Hotel Dennison
win d committee composed of five
r.ur .scuta.ives from each Of the SIX organ
ions. and was chosen for the latter for
purpose vi calling 4 congress Of all abOr
and ..u7r i'll classes. 1t had been de-
..y previous to this gathering
70 Convent the congress at Washington
. nn.t.E %, but the South ana West
..t. such strong objections to that place
r-a- - became necessary to decide upon
some other location. The duty Of the
present meeting Of the committees was
20 fix this place. The matter
U.cas.uael 4 lengthy discussion. and ended
laIt iygrlur the question TO Sub-cOmmls- |
sion, consisting Of Messrs. Terrell. Tauben-
q. and Baumgarten, with instructions that |
,tIrr indianapolis, Louisville, Cincinnati, |
Chicago or Springfield, H., be chosen. |
lts committee VIII look into the acCessi- |
t.ty Of these places, and rates OF transpcr
% ou That can be obtained, after |
-''-' 81 ' 20 = ~ y - m N''
!o "'Ath twenty uays. me po-
-.ttA iI4se oI IHe slIudIloh
gy..v' on. III INC n. .5e's' cons Nh
Ls ID --h "a. ne TINE OF ths session. Inc
'-N.l'.. e., Is u5 was Wleller ,te eau Tor |
17 .,'tt4tI.l',u assembly Oh reoruaE& *
=. "a cave lue way open iQr Ihe nolLllha-
.'' yl d l- -',La. .lCAeU d. I'lat meeting or
l"c S'"PS VI MoLA 70 NC
..N, ."c.e SHoul9 oe nllli ,S, 50 Us
I-t,s-' to".lC aciioA. I'VE la..er
y,''S' vas me one hAaIy ueciIeu upon;
" ueu IAe assembly tohveheS IL VIII proceed
2.',v p tue l-dI !"Fln Oh CeCiafdIiols ana
w.. AUS ,'"' me TWO Sreas polllcal parties
"- wv '''!"''. Z" 10 SIIo Vuell! conSluetdUio
81 easements II IS hoI expected py
.. SOL. ..'c '"u gItal parties VII lake
a- o...y W 'u-Se ue!ldI IS ana the way
o.. '''.n Gear lor the rGople party 10
,,' .-1 'l'eAt-9h dltet oI9er PoLIlcal CON
"a'f oeen ned ana aIops
.! .llg tiI,S; leu
,, ,..A d rs plalior4' IN, ms us Is the
81. l'I'l. / he Cohielerated Assent oily
H.. 49,. -I.o"S' IS |! IS called viii III
',-'-' v- ''c VVLiH4llIee' oe Tue must
T, -.- vs-AAIlillon oI RECENT years:
-, H'-'> t"r lAe consoluatloh OF
-. ~ TX asses ana SUBSEQUENT !I
vs.. ." VI lte NnoIe ol lAs sIrehSth on the
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