The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1891-11-28

The Peoples Party WIN Have . Prcsi-
DENTAL Ticket In lsos---F. N. u. A.
Oniccrs Chosen.


INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. eI.--The
Peoples party has issued the following
address,
The National committee of the Peo-
pies party OF the United States deems
II proper to lay before their con-
stituents at this time some statement of
the result of the conference held by
them with various representatives OF
organized industry in this city during
the past few days. Those results have
been In every respect most satisfactory.
There Is no longer any doubt that can
didates for President and Vice-President
will be I'm the field before June :, 1892,
nominated by the Peoples party.
This Is an important event in the
history of the nation and the civilized
man-there has been no precedent for
IL in any of the last ages. The produc-
ing classes have hitherto remained inn
poverished in the midst of the plenty
which they created. The producing
classes of the United States are the
nation--all others simply live by the
tolls imposed by the industry OF the
workers. We make no war upon the
nonproducers as such. Some of them
render the people a full equivalent of
services for all they receive; others are
robbers and plunderers who, through the
imperfection of our laws, strip toll OF
it's possessions and do not go 10 the
pcnitentiarv.
The people have beheld with growing
alarm the continual advance of condi-
tions which every day have carried us
farther and farther away from the prin-
ciples and traditions of the founders of
the republic and nearer and nearer 10
an abyss i'm which we can see only the
separation Of crushing oligarchy or
the dreadful alternative of revolution
and anarchy IL is for the purpose of
saving free institutions, by the peace
full instrnmentalities Of education and
the ballot. that the Peoples party of
the United States has been organized.
The people perceive that there Is
room in this country for only two po-
litical parties--a party which repre-
sents the people and IA party which
represents the plunderers OF the people
Before the close of the election OF 1892
we expect 10 see the two old parties,
with all their banners and war-cries,
marching and hurrahlng together in
defense of the iniquities which have
covered the land with mortgages and
driven the republic To the verge of
destruction. Already the aspcrities of
the past have ceased between them and
their campaigns have become the sweet
interchange OF courtcsicS between
lovers rather than the fierce onslaught
of warriors contcnding for opposing
principles.
And SO under the suspicious circum-
stances, checrcd by an abiding faith in
our triumph of isD2 at the ballot-box,
fighting for the homes of a free people,
for liberty union. industry and Justice,
we confidently appeal 20 every honest
man in the United States 20 como for
ward and help us bury this monster,
plutocracy, 50 deep that he viii never
rise again 10 trouble the children of
liberty. Let the watchword be COR
ganization 20 Save the Republic" We
have the numbers-the pcoplc-on our
side. All we need is courage and reso-
luton.
n. VI u. a. Officers.
The +. NJ. II. A. reelected Treasurer
Haines and the following board of trus-
tees: +. NJ. Poe OF Missouri, II. w.
Wilson OF Illinois. VIM. Reed OF Illinois,
j. +. Reed of Ohio, and |. n. Miller of
Indiana. The delegates to the Febru-
airy meeting were instructed to vote for
independent political action. IL then
adjourned. The Alliance will probably
adjourn tomorrow.
w. 5. McAllister, who signed the call
for Southern convention, made pub
lie his long threatened expose of G. w.
McCune' alleged rascality. McAllister
says he wrecked the Texas exchange
and spent money in the Georgia legis-
ture in an effort TO elect Pat Colburn,
JAY Gould's candidate for United States
senator. The fight between the two
men is very bitter
Among the resolutions introduced in
the Alliance was one by j. II. Beverly
of Virginia, demanding an amendment
10 the National Constitution by which
all Federal ofiiceholders would be dis
franchiscd
The Reform Press association threat
ems To bolt the Alliance IL the State
Agents association carries out its pur-
pose of making all purchases through