The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-04-17

ALLiAScE ANTAGONISTS AND CoMpLcA- |
TioNs CAN'T n, NJ S.. April l0.-The action !
OF the State Alliance ormmittee in accept ng |
III. icsig'. alton: Of The Mississirpian, the
official organ, is rs garded as n drcln ra ion OF
war VI on the democratic party by the sx-
trsme sub-'reasu'y wing Of The a!iia' c".
TL~ Nj. e;c-'... aS,i '"h;'e 0"r-c-:."y
paramount to ali other questions nnI cOurag-
rous,y opposed the sub.tre sury heresv, for
which its csignati n was dcmsnncd Ivy the
fanaticnl clcm,n' IN tho alliance. Hon. J.
u. Decnan, member OF congress anl lion.
B. +. P,s'm re, mcnb' rs OF tho comu itee,
ave entered vigorous protests against the
act depcsing the state organ. The war he
tween the democratic party aud the sub.
treasury element in the all ance i, now on.
A,siS' ant State Lecturer William s. McAllis-
ter to-day gave cut for publication the follow :
ing, which repre- sents the position Of the
conservative and anti sub treasury element
in the alliance:
IL is trifing with reason to attempt to
disguise the fact that issue. clean cut, is nov
being made between the dcmocr tic party
rsPi cscnting white supremacy, aud the cx-
IRENE sub-treasury wing OF tho alliance.
owe my first fealiy 10 the democratic Ja,ty.
ID, with true alliance men al over Missis.
sippi, accept the gage Of battle thrown dow n
hy.iDrolcraDce and fanatioism. Ia view of
'n'r, y u imperative uuiy 10
vindicato the truth, and 10 this cud shall |
fcnrlessly expose the moral caste and pas,
conduct Of the principals in stirr,rg up the
unfortuna'c and forbidden sia'e Of affair
Eow rampant in Mississippi
DIR. &. w. Mncun", of,bc N0fionai EcoHO-
mist. is The author ofthe sub treasury scheme.
Last year there occurred in Georgia scna-
torial election. Govcrn y John B Gordon
wns The only pronounced canduduC His
nlna AtDs, rnh, ,.l..l
fc'Ore the e'GeOrgih egi-mtu,e convened. Dr.
G. w. Macunc left Washington city and went
to Atlanta md induced II major ~ Of tho al i =
nucc members 10 Ihdorse Patrick Calhoun for
United States Scuntor. \ great scandal
grew out Of Macuno's presence ia Atlanta i'm
connection with the Gc"rgin contest. aud
when the National Alliance met at Ocnl, la>
December il felt constrained To investigate
the charges against Marunc. The f.cts al
duccd tciuIe the investigating committee
with M"cuncs own admissions chow to
IL moral certainty that for and in consiIern
lion Of free railroad prs-c, on The lines con.
tao let ly the West point Terminal COMPANY
of which Patrick Calhoun is general artur-
ncy, and $1,000 cash, Mncunc worked the
deal for Calhoun on the Georgia alliance
men.
When the nnticual alli,ncc ordered the
ln'c'iigaii"n the Miss s.ippi delegation l., e.
'oWHIth'tu 'apl. TrnnK Burkltt aS the mem
Der from Mississippi, in the belief that lac
w'ud fcaricss!y exp 80 ";iiciii ,Irup ion in
nigh places IL ho found il. Instead Of rcnliz
ing 1" us our expectations he drew TN IN.
report under which Macunr WINS whitcwnshrd
amt rendered cihc:cnt s"rvir" in plotting it
through.
'Nii"r tho report WAS made md adnrtc,i
captain Hnrk'tt a,!mit'r rl To two members
OF The Mississippi delegation that il was "A
"ht"wash that Mncuuc was guilty. and
that Ii" lliurkiilD had acted for the GOOD of
the order.
''lf any man denies the tiuth of the ohnyr
ht him disprove by publishing The authcnti.
'hfch testimony a,lluccd hcfrro tho invest.
eating committee at Ocnh. Can true "A rlinnce
men afford TO follow sclt.cnnic.srI lrih,-
t"k'rS "nd corruptioni~tS? can the alliancc
afford I" adopt indly the economic hcrr.ir.
oi man whose career rccks in rn,trn
ness, and VIII" has prosIiutrd every trust to
selfish ends Let the fight between truth
md hcrcsy, dcccncy aud u!amy 20 on, and
let the iittcst survive"
Dies MoINrs, IowA, April IO-Wnr hc.
tween the Farmers Alliance is forc,hn,iowcd
III Iowa. The Iowa Uonacst,,,d the LEADING
agricultural paper in Iowa, has turned its
Sc sent on reiNeMnon the Suthcru Farmers
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