Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-11-21
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
THE couP-pE-eRAcE GIVEN The
ANII-suB-TREASuRiTEs
CAN for NatIonaI Convention Of Anti
snb-Treasury Alliance Men at Mem
phis Next Month.
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IsprAxApoIrs, November 20.-The ALI
ance this morning gave final comp to the
anti-sub. Treasury people by barring out
Missouri delegate from tho meeting OF the
Alliance. This was done by q resolution
excluding all Alliance men who are not
vouched for by the chRirmen of their re-
spectve State delegations. Mr.. Leonard
refused 20 youch for SIR. Gates, and al
though he bore credentials from his State
Alliance be was forced 70 retire.
The auti-sub- Treasury people have IS
SUED the following call for a convention
Of.anti-Sub-Treasu Alliance men o. Mem
phis on tho 18th day Of December proxlmo;
HEADQUARTERS or The AGTIsUB-TREAsURYl
NtTfONAL ExECUTIvE COMMITTEE
INDIANAPOLIS, ND, November 2Oth. }
A CALI FOR NATIONAL CONVENTION or ANIL
SuB-TKEAsURY ALLIANCE MEN.
WhereGs the National Committee Of the con-
vention Of anti-suh-Treasury Arisnce men held
In the city o. 81. Louis on tho 18th and 18TH OF
ceptembor 1891, appoint 20 present 70 the ou-
preme Council Of she National farmerH Allhhco
and Industrial Union Whom assembled IN IN
dianapJlis O memorial and protest against the
sub Tross1ry md land-lOan schemes and the
proposed governmental control on FallIOao aul
telegraph lines, have IN due form ana respect
fal maunor appeared % present said pfotest
20 tho Supreme COmcn: and whereas the SUI
preme Council Aforesaid has declined 70 hear
said protest; ana whereas the committee was
empowered and instructed BY said st. LOUIS con-
veutlon 10 call another national convention 10
hear and consider the report Of s1id committee;
We, therefore, the National Executive COM
Tnttee OF ST. Louis, do truly issue this eau Tor
national convention u all anti-sub- Treasury
Alliance men in the United States 70 be held in
the city Of Memphis. Tenn. on tho 10Th OF De
cember, 1891. 10 hear and consider the report OF
this committee ana take sucn fnal action IN th5
premises rs may seem proper aud best LOT the
general welfare 800,
Let an local organizations OF the Farmers ALI
ance and Industrial Union and other farmers
and Industrial organizations send full delega-
tons, the number from each such local Orgahlza-
ton 70 DO determined by Itself.
[Signedl WILLIAM 5. McAiIIs1ER, Chalrmah'
Robert ". Nichols, Secretary.
vIRGNIA's RESOLUTION TOUCHING OFFICE
HOLDERS.
INDIANAPOLIS, ISD.. November 2O.-Ihe
morning session Of the Alliance was chiefly
devoted TO q consideration Of demands ana
recommendation from the State Alliances.
The most important action taken was the
adoption Of resolution from the virginia
Alliance demanding constitutional
Amendments DISTINGUISHING Federal once
holders during their terms Of office. Inc
Farmers Mutual Benefit Association was
engaged all the morning with minor amend
ments TO the Constitution.
TIE WASHINGTON ALLIANCE.
DAYTON, WASH, November 20.-The State
Farmers Alliance last night elected IS. f..
Ravens president. Resolutions were adopt
ed favorlng the sub Treasury scheme, the
tnird-party movement, and the free ana
unlimited coinage Of domestic silver also,
q tariff for revenue only, and the election
OF President and United States senators
by direct vote OF the people.