Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1891-11-21

Ia net con Jointly With the hoatd ~ cuun
~ commissioners ~ IIetnaliliu count,
and Themselves, 9th view ~ present
ing Ia the court ~ lard claims the case
~ the Albuquerque land grant, to the
end ~ quoting titles theron Acting
Mayor MRlny appointed M such commit
t." Aldermen Hunt, Raster ard Miller
TIE cuunCll approved the following
plumbers bonds. and the clerk vas IN
structod Ia endorse date ~ approval on
same T.. J. Po.t \ 60 \ r. ltore A
lito. aud August :. S'achhn
On motion adjutn,d I'LL ueit regular
meeting
TELi.nArni,.
/ Indianapolis Nov Il Tom lnsun'u
hall. which has hrcn the scene - many
political gathering. that has influenced
national poltics, vas rfpsd,d IN every
part g. lay when COT l. l. Folk, ~
north Carolina, called a. order the an.
nnal gathering - ~" national council
~ the Farmers Nhance. In ia pr.
ruuncl, tho gathering very clu.oly re-
senbcd th.sr that have PREVIOUSLY
been h"ld NJ O'm,a, fla, -, Inl- and
Cincinnati. Secretary II Turner. ~
N"otgiN called tie roll, developing the
Tact that thJtty eight as-,uhl ~ IN ~
u.anN Hlnur art" irptetru'ei N tie cou.
vcnttuu Amrugst thue" vino scrr ~.
porally recognized An"u th"t namrs
N"tr called, Wrtc Congressman Jerry
Simpson, Hon. II r. raanruc. X. oi II.
. lluuir, chairman ~ the nat uull commit.
tees ~ the Peoples Parry, HuI Col. lieu.
. Icful, the labor lcAI"t After the
/ routine prehmiuur,rr, Precedent Polk
. doi,rfri n lengthy address AID com.
/ ~ tte,su platform aud other SUBJECTS
Vet" Hppulut"d.
Whether OF not the Fatmrr-' Alliance,
. the Peoples Parry and the sub
treasury combination shall com
hlrc HId form "a third political party
aud place II prcrldrntal ticket IA tho
lied mex. Year, IN on" u the most IN.
tortRut questions whi.h the gathering
IL called upon - determine, The tate
~ tie proposed third uarty Will rect
largely ~ the hands ~ the IN "a who
/ build the platform. The platform
adopted at Ocala year ago will form
/ the Framework Tor tn" now prunOuncla.
mentu. but II IL Likely to be considerably
uy,rhauled The views Expressed by
the Delegates indicate wide differences
~ opinion, Some ~ them believe that
there ia stll spmrthing to be got from
one Of the two great parties, and favor a
conservative platform, which would per.
NIT ~ recognition 10y republicans or
/ democrats aA the case may be
There are others who insist that they
have nothing 90 expect from o,d ar,ies,
and urge the adoption ~ u radical plat.
form directly on the grounds ~ one np-
proved year ngo. There are alec quite
number u delegates who want to
hold the Alliance back from definite po.
ltcal action, and would Ike to see a
resolution adopted which would make
the Alliance absolutely non political.
Others again would like tn See the sub.
treasury plank omitted. Ii IL probable
that T.. W, Macune will be- the chairman
% the platform comnittee. lie IL a
mau 81 conservative vlewa, aud the re-.
port IN likely 10 reflect them The
great strength Of Kansas aud Nebraska
viii be brought to bear 10 maintain the
Alliance doctrine us prom ulgRted at
Ocala, The third party element will
endeayor 10 induce the convention to
issue u call for II national gathering
early next year to nominate IA national
ticket. In order to accomplish this and
they are already giving il out that they
would be willing to let the presidential
candidate come from the south, whore
the Alliance is particularly strong
! OF the two or three matters which are
likely 10 make rs many sensations IN the
convention, one relates to jute. Soon
after it's formation, the Alliance went 10.
to commercial enterprise, and established
stores of lie own IN the south aud south.
west. A couple Of years ago the iute
/ 'uo' i"'ooN WV t'"c w cekk'hk hub
binding twine. THIS did not sui. the
! farmers, and the Alliance eutereC. into q
! fight with the trust by establishing fac
tories for cotton .bagging and binding
Irvine, Tho result was, the iuts bust.
ness Of the trust was pretty badly hurt
until II resorted to n very clever game.
| IL went quietly TO work and in yarious
ways secured control ot the commercial
establishments OF the Alliance by pur.
chase, working under the name ot the
National Union company. This organ.
cation has offices In New York and else.
where, which cannot 10 distinguished,
except by close observers, from those VI
the trust itself. In Missouri tho opera.
ton ~ this scheme vas blocked, how.
ever, SIMPLY becauie the suspicions Of
u. \. Hall were aroused, and he guarded
the property of the Alliance. The soil
out was also blocked in Georgia. II
has been widely but quietly whispered
that certain Alliance leaders were ~ the
deal, and deDan for an investigation
will be made before to,day's convention
10 many more hours old.
worlds Temperance Workers.
Boston, Nov. 1.-THE greatest conven.
ton OF Temperance women that the
world has ever yet seen comes TO an end
to-day. and before smother week the wo.
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