The sun., 1891-03-17
.fROET TIE ALLIANCE.
southern Farmers Revolt Against the Sub
Treasury Freak-rhe Ne suits In Kansas.

southern Farmer. Revolt Against the Sub.
Treasury F-esk-rhe Results In Kansas.
The revolt OF the Mississppi Farmers Alli-
ance, one feature of which was described In a
dsspatch from Jackson in The SuS OF yes.er-
! day. has alarmed the national leaders OF the
| farmers N oy smcut greatly. There were signs
OF the coming rebellion at Ocala when tho Mis-
| souri,, Mississippi and other delegates pro.
| tested vigorously but vainly against hanging
| the Sub-Treasury scheme about the neck OF
the Alliance. 1t was quito apparent to tho
Southern delegates that there could be no hore
OF gaining my relief through the Democratic
party II the Alliance mnde endorsement Of the
Sub.Troasury plan tho FIRST condition OF CO.
operation. Accordingly thoy are openly and
cmphaticGlly repudiatng tho plank in the
Alliance platform which tho leaders declare Is
the only test ot feaity 10 the ordor.
So seriously alarmed are the national leaders
by the portcutons outbreak thn; the first paso
OF tho last number Of tho Economist. the
national organ. Is devoted 20 strenuous effort
TO discipline tho Mssissypiaa, tho State organ.
and the state officers VINO are Loading tho re-
volt. All the via's OF wrath OF tho order are
brought OFT with threats OF their uncorking
Showing how jealously tho Sub. Treasury
scheme 10 regarded ms The essence OF the ALI
The TACT is G the SuS.Tressnry Is tho shib.
boleth OF the true reform move nent. aud none
who are devoted to the cnuse OF tue Tower Of
money to oppress' can pronounce the word.
The revelations that follow are wonderful.
Those who have beon posing Longest and pro.
the farmer are detected BY this magic test
h nnd q S careful eHpminntion royeals @ the fnet
reasons that Identity them with the power of
money to oppress. Of course there are many
bsose and .he sus s 0dsr " yne d. e
cause they do not fully understood tho meas.
yre. Whenever man thoroughly Understands
has yo nnsor aa yss GS dsecv
cred in which 1t cannot be shown that tho rea.
81 pr hs ba1 not @ H ,ess
who understand tho measure. cause antnGon-
ist!e to tne best interests Of agriculture aways
vo!,. .he EeoaS@'si seeks refuge rel IN tbs es. x
DSs hard .sSp' If .5sfG 0asss sssn T'h tss tss
adopted new Ennstituti9n' and during ths
AT It's session viii elect two United states Sem
stors; This nrss&Spt & Senators r. from that State.
le candidates for reelection. Senator Wal
az Ssai3 a hs 1pss1s F Ss hs ga vita
the Alliance san answer and put him to shame
and the more letters hey write to try TO hide
and excuse their guilt the more conspicuous
ksnaior George has not como out in direct
Ss., vas on the I CSmm;s,es q ATI,cultYrs Of ne
s'nss' een.rsy undes,ood sss AI that OH he does
not give nh, ,hs a.5aI measure very cordial
which says by Its course that it is for
the Dsmocratic party first aud the Alliance
n: N yMhW Mr Wsha s ASnfo W sa no
iiIsil ooT o ths, ,,l M,ssis;s,pD,G,s:. ere bigger
INK. to that, paper. Tho Alliance people
q M!ss,ssppi may 30 in favor q the EeFeeton
avowed opposition to one or more Of the planks
II their L!at;;9'rIn; and 4 they SHOULD decide to
90 90 mot SSsy the e Of
for, tho evident purpose Of weak ening. the
iealty, Of the, membership TO the demands so
feat Wait6ail should they so elect. The effect
81 the e s the & a T tn. or
oonniry nj wi with Keen a In interest" LEI 'A ~ '1' "A'''
The hopes OF the Farmers Alliance In Kansas
were turned INTO d!scouregement last week,
Hsssurss @ that had been iintr3;dnqsd into Ihe
to ssb tssifa ssd to
senGer fares on railroads. aud to land mort
AND Z. 9TH G,hs AHase
snsG%fh II StGn Female e sasss st. ssqH S
began; the Alliance leaders boas,ei that
Would brns 10 bear uSoa
them: The Alliance had shown that BIG ma
Il II hsass sSs '%s, ssis 70 d.;sss Ss
ssainst it,. Could it bo Supposed hat tHe Re-
Withstand its demands: and throw their
get through tho Houset 1t was thus. however.
that THO Senate acted from the opening OF the
hs han.. M s G9S n Sansas Inst Sss
enraesd. Its leaders denounce the HepubM-
can Senators rs corr,iptionists and tools OF the
iawed ir"m Tie State. AMI viii never r. again Gai
have chance OF playing false with the inter-
fSs as no Fl BY hi Hal s
PETER ,9 the Federal Senate. for it wanted,
,,Nt above ali else: local measures that promised
1t is lucky Tor lhe Rerublicans Of Kansas
that the next election there is far Off. and TINT
meanwhile the excitement in tho Alliance
One u the imrortan, political Incidents OF
Senator from Illinois through tho aid OF two
Alliance members OF the l.gis!nrrc-hms met
Nth rs sTer Of the Aqae.
il "iher wss IN no.
members OF tito illinois LssisIature. by
holding the balance aIs,xn Of r,, rcwsr were abe
they bslisyOI to be more fnvornbie to theIr
policy than any nf his Republican rivals were.
ties for tbs alliance hronshomt @ tie eSnn eontry 10
follow tho Ill nois example: md thsre IL every
probability thar liz action will always inure 10
the disadvantage OF the Republican pHr.y.
Nude Acting Prssiientor seton HAL.
Bishop WiRger OF tho Catholic diocese of