Telegram-herald., 1891-11-22
RIPPED UP THU BACK
The Farmers Organisations Hope
lessly Split.
DIFFERENCES THlT WILL s0r HEAL
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asspasfs DsstEaseiss-ras Sab
TEsassry Fsaz the Chisf
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1snrAsAPoLIs, lad, Nov. 3t-Two
questions 1eleA are regarded " the
leaders OF the National kagasf. ALI
snes a. Of vital i1ap0rtaaee 70 the per-
petaitys % The organization are now
settled bat a . SsaerauJ conceded ~
the conservative mem bsrs that their
settlements has noe besa reached
An that spirit ~ fraternal feeling which
preclud.s he pos oiiity OF widespread
discomfort ana perhaps of disintegrs-
ton The srst Of these IL sae determi-
nzsion Of We snDyene eonrcfi not 30
consider any proposition locking 10
third party or political action, and this
involves the diseomf surs Of the pso-
pies party leaders
Differences No 2.
Tue second question denniteiy set
tied j. that OF adhering 10 the sub
treasury scheme ana government con-
troll of railroad plsnts an cardinal prin-
essiss OF TIA alliance and points which
Il cannot surrender without stsitifying
itself before The people The debates
ppoa this proposition IN the executive
sessions have been heated, and result
"a in ths secession Of MeAliiatsr and
osAer delegates opposed 70 the plan.
and the calling sf = eonvenaen ~ meet
IA Menphss Decenn Der is
ea.rgs. Ag~i.ss accsns-
Friday night W. =. Mealister made
public his long threatened expose Of c.
w MeCoae's aseged raseality. Nc
Alhstsr savs he wrecked the Texas ex-
ehan1e aud spent money in the Georgia
legislature in an effort to elect Pat Col
burn. Jay Gould's candidate for United
States senator. The fight between the
two men is very bitter.
.. NJ. n. A.
INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Nov. a1.-The
various fsraer-' organizations have
nearly completed their work Friday
the Farmers Mutual Benefit associa-
ton adjourned after amending it's con-
s,ituron so as to admit to membership
women ard men over IS years of age.
IL resolved not 10 smalgamate with
any other organization until the Feb
ruary meeting. The Farmers Mutual
Benefit association also reelected
Treasurer Names and the following
board OF trustees: T. M. Poe. OF
Missouri; T. w. Wilson. Of Illinois;
william Rsed, Of Illinois; J. T. Reed.
Of Ohio aud l. n. Miller, of Indiana
The delegstes To the February meet
ing were Instructed TO vote for indie
pendent political action Tie alliance
has changed its constitution TO admit
women.
BLOW ~ FEDERAL OGeshsidsra-
A sensation was created in the al
lance supreme council Thursday by
the Introduction Of . resolution by j.
II Beverly, OF Virginia. demanding
that federal ofseehclders be disfran-
ehised during the term for which they
are appointed The mover of the reso.
luton asked that IL be discussed and
acted upon ~ once. bat il was referred
20 the committee on resolutions.
Gnsrhts OF Labor Excisded-
An amendment aimed against the
Knixhx of Labor was also adopted.
Under the constitution persons with
s.mixed occupations were entitled 10
menborship. but this clause was re-
peai-d and shs discussions showed "a
decided determination on the part of
the aAttttstt ~ is tntntttt 0hA
20 farmers and farm laborers. This
was further evidenced by voting down
an amendment offered on the door 70
permit city mechanics To become mem
bers
This Third Party Wen.
The executive csmmittee OF the
peoples fthirdl party finished their
labors Friday evening and issued an
address, IN the people in which they
state that the resnlt II the conference
here this week "a very satisfactory aud
that the CANCELLATION of interests il
assured aud that candidates for presi-
dent and vice president will be nom
mated before Juac l. 1924 commit
tee OF Eve. composed OF George +.
Washhnrue Boston. Mass. chairman;
J. r. Nanlove. Sacramento. Cal; Capt.
samuel Evans. Fort Worth. Tex.
Leroy Templates Roswell. Ind, and
John j. James. Chattanooga. Tenn.
was appointed 70 look out Tor the Polit-