The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-11-21
Tho Various Sections of tho FARM
ors's Alliance Meeting
ABOUT COMPLETED THEIR WORK.
The rheAnti-sub-Trcasury Wing bounced
from tho Conycntion..-Thoy Issue n
Call for Another Convention ut Mcm-
phis Next Month-..The Peoples Par
~ Issues q Hish.soundins Mani
1csto.-.Thoy VIII Have a Presidcn.
tial Ticket In the Field in 1902.

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various farm ers' organizations have
nearly completed their work and a
final adjournment Of the supreme coun-
Gil Of tho Alliance, which is holding out
the longest, will probably finish its
work tomorrow. To-day the y b. MA.
adjourned, after amending its constitu-
tlon SO as 70, admit TO membcrship
women and men over eighteen years OF
age. 1t resolved not to amalgamate
with any other organization until tho
February meeting. The +. NJ. J.. \.
also reelected Treasurer Haines and q
board OF trustees.
The delegate to the February meet
ing were instr ;aled to vote ior indepcn-
dent political action. The Alliance to-
day changed its constitution to admit
women.
The anti-sub-treasury people after is
suing call for 4 convention at Mem
phis December IL, published two col
umn card charging Mr.. NIacunc with
wrecking the Texas Alliance Exchange
and making big money thereby, and
with trying to sell out the Alliance 10
the old political parties. Most OF these
charges were ;ss;..e>a.a 9. the ocala :..aet-
meeting. The reform press association
threatens to bolt tho Allianceif the State
agents, association carries out its pur-
pose OF making all purchases through
the national union company.
The Peoples party men are the best
satisfied OF all those who have gathered
here. They claim to have secured all
they camo ior and even more. Tonight
the national executive committee issued
IN address to the people OF the United
States. 1t is as follows:
Tho national committeco OF the Peoples
party OF the United States deem it
proper to lay before their constituents
at this time some statement OF tho re-
suits OF the conference held by them
with various representatives OF organ
lied industry i'll this city during tho
past few days. Those results have been
III everyrespectmOst satisfactory. There
is no longer any doubt that candidates
for President and Vice President will
be i'll the field before June, 1892, nom
mated by the Peoples party. 1t seems
to us very plain that the time has come
when no influence of the old political
organizations and no power OF aggre-
gated capital can prevent the hearty
and unanimous coming together and
cooperation OF all labor, forces Of the
United States, whether employed in
the workshop, or in the mine,
or on the farm. This is an
important event in the history
OF the nation and OF civilized man;
there has been no precedent for it in
any OF tho past ages. The producing
classes have hitherto remained ilnpov-
erished in the midst OF the very plenty
which they created-those who toilcl
not have possessed the wealth OF the
world while those who have toilM have
too often suffered ior the noccssaries OF
life.
We have seen the daily newspaper
press instead OF being as it should be in
this nineteenth century, and in this
free America tho champion and de-
fender OF popular rights against all
corners, coerced by its business necessi-
ties in becoming ready instruments to
bind the shacklcs OF scridom on the
limbs OF \ free people; 10 confuse their
minds by sophistries; to still their ears
with falschoods; 10 uphold everything
thai "a destructive 10 public good and
to crush everything that would help
the people.