Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1891-11-26
LABOR,
Results Accomplished by the
Meetings at indianapolis.
FARMERS OF EVERY SHADE.
The Peoples Party to Have q Presidential
Candidate in the Field by Next
June-Address to the Voters.
Macune Denounced.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND. Nov 20-The vari-
| Gus farmers organizations have nearly COM
| pleted their work. The supreme council of
the Alliance which is holding out the long
est, will probably finish its work to-mor-
| row.
To-day the f. NJ B. a. adjourned after
| amending its constitution so as TO admit TO
! mem bershlp women and men over eighteen
| years of age. 1t resolved not to amalga-
| mate with any other organization until the
| February meeting. The F. NJ. B. A also
| reelected Treasurer Haines and the follow
ing board Of trustees: E. NJ. Poe OF Mis-
| souri,, L. W. Wilson of Illinois, w. NJ.
Reed of Illinois. J. I. Reed of
Ohio and l. n. Miller of Indiana
The delegates to the February meeting
| were instructed to vote for the impending
| political action.
The Alliance to-day changed its constitu-
| ton to admit women.
The antl-SuD-treaSury people, after IS
suing a call for convention at Memphis
December 16, published two-column card
charging Mr.. N2cune with wrecking the
| Texas Alliance exchange and making big
money thereby, and with trying to sell out
the Alliance to the old political parties.
Most of these charges were made at the
Ocala meeting.
The Reform press association threatens
to belt the Alliance if the State Agents as
ISOLATION carries out its purpose of making
purchases through the National Union COM
pany.
The Peoples party men are the best sat
istied of all those who have gathered here.
They claim TO have secured all they came
for, and even more. Tonight their national
executive committee issued an address to
the people of the United States. 1t is as
follows: The national committee of the
Peoples party of the United States
deem it proper to place before their con-
ut Of
results of the conference held by them with
the various representatives of organized
industry in this city during the past few
days. These results have been in every re-
spect most satisfactory. There is no longer
any doubt that candidates for
president and vice-presinent will be in the
field before June l, 1899. nominated by the
Peoples party. 1t seems too as very plain
that the time has com when no influence
of the old fpolitical organizations
and no power of aggregated capital
can prevent the hearty and unanimou
coming together and cooperation of all the
labor forces of the United States, whether
employed in the workshop or in the mine
or on farm. The people have beheld with
growing alarm the continual advance of
conditions which every day have carried US
farther and farther away from
the principles and traditions Of the
founders OF the republic and
nearer ana nearer 10 The ABYSS on WHICH we
can see only separation of the crushing oil
garchy or the dreadful alternative OF rev.
olution and anarchy. IL is for the purpose
Of saving our free institutions by
the peaceful instrumentality of education
and the ballot that the Peoples party of the
United States has been organized. No
honest man can fail TO acknowledge the
overwhelming necessity which exists for
such a movement.
We confidently appeal to every honest
man in the United States TO come forward
and help us bury this monster plutocracy
SO deep that he viii never arise
again to trouble the children of liberty.
Do not wait to be summoned to action.
This fight is every mans fight. 1t is fight
for the roof-tree and the babe in the
cradle. II is fight to determine
whether our posterty shall be reduced
TO the Old World condition or shall advance
along the line of the Declaration of hide
pendence and the constitution to greater
prosperity and higher civilization. Where
ever this appeal reaches any man let him
call his friends and neghbors together at
once and organize Peoples party club
and report to our secretary, Robert Schill-
ing of Milwaukee. Let the watchword be
organization to save the republic We
have the numbers, the people, on our side.
All we need is courage and resolution.
ISignedl II. Z. TAUBENECK, Chm.