The morning call., 1891-11-21
RIVAL FACTIONS.
Work Of The Farmers Alliance ConYen-
tiOn at indianapolis.

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 20-The Alliance
this morning gave final coup to the Anti
| sub treasury people by barring Gates Of
MISSOURI from the meetings of tho Alliance.
1hls was done by resolution excluding
all Alliance men who are not vouched for
by the Chairmen Of their respective State
delegations" Leonard refused to vouch
LOT Gates, and although he bore credentials
from his State Alliance he was forced to re-
| Tire. The Anti-Sub-TEeasury people made
| prompt response by issuing a call for a con-
Vention OF Anti -Sub-TreaSury Alliance men
| at Memphis on the 10th day of December
| prOx.
The call declares that, as the Supreme
| council declined to hear protest against
Inc Suo-Treasury and land loan schemes
| and Government control OF railroads and
telegraph lines, it has been decided to issue
call Tor National Convention of all Anti
| SuD-Ireasury Alliance men in the United
States to hear and consider this protest and
! take such final action in the premises as
may seem proper and best for the general
welfare.
The morning session of the Alliance was
chiefly devoted to the consideration of the
demands and recommendations from the
State alliances. The most important action
taken was the adoption of resolution de-
manding a constitutional amendment dis
1ranchising Federal office-holders during
terms of office.
PEOPLES PARTY ADDRESS.
The +. M. B. A. adjourned to-day after
amending the constitution so as to admit
women and men over IS to membership. Il
also resolved not to amagamate with any
organization until the February meeting
delegates to that meeting being instructed
TO vote for independent political action.
The Alliance also changed the constitution
to admit women. The anti-Sub- Treasury
people published a lengthy article reiter-
atlng the charges made against McCuue at
the Ocala meeting, aud charging him with
Wrecking the Texas Alliance Exchange. The
Reform Press Association threatens to bolt
the Alliance if the State Agents Associa-
tion carries out the purpose of making all
purchases through the National Union Com
pany. The Peoples party men are the best
satisfied, asserting that they have secured
all they came for. Tonight the National
Executive Committee issued an address to
the people OF the country, which says the
Peoples party will have candidate for
President in the field in 1892; that no infiu-
ence OF old political organizations or aggre-
gated capital can prevent the hearty and
unanimous coming together of all the labor
forces III the country, whether employed in
workshop, mine or farm
The people have beheld, it says, with
growing alarm the continual advance Of
conditions carrying them every day farther
away from the PRINCIPLES and traditions of
the founders Of the republic, and nearer the
abyss in which we can see only crushing
oligarchy or the dreadful alternative of rev
olutlon aud anarchy. 1t is for the purpose
of saving free Institutions by the peaceful
lnstrumentalities of education and the bal
lot that the Peoples party has been organ
lied. The address devotes some space to
the scoring of railroad corporations corrupt
Legislatures, debauched juries and Judges,
and banking associations which make or
wreck as their interest dictates. The ad-
dress says that in some judicial districts of
Kansas the Peoples party candidates were
defeatd. but this only by reason of the un-
holy union Of Democrats and Republicans
against them.
THE TWO DRoMIos.
The hereditary enemies of half CEN
tury, under the inspiration of money power
rushed into each others arms and resolved
to forget protection, reciprocity, the silver
question and everything, if they could only
prevent the oppressed people of Kansas from
obtaining the governmental reforms they
sought In this they concl usively demon
strated that they are the Dromios of the
piutocracy and only the difference of a
feather distinguishes them one from an
other. The address says further that the
people perceive there is room in this coun-
try for only two political Dartes-the party
which represents the people and the party
which represents the plunderers. Before
the election of 1892 we expect to see the two
old parties marching and hurrahing to-
gether in defense of the iniquities which have
covered the land with mortgages and driven
the republic to the verge of destruction.
The tender amenities between the old par
ties will be barren of posteritv, for it will
mean subjugation of liberty and domination
OF mammon, and as God does not intend
the republic shall perish these influences
cannot endure or prevail. In conclusion
the address appeals to every honest man to
come forward and help us bury this mOn-
ster, plu tocracy, so deep he will never arise
again. Let the watchword be organization
to save the reDuhlip We have the paOpta
on our side, all we need is courage and reso-
lution." The address is signed III. E. Tau
benrex, Chairman; Robert Schiling Secre-
tary, and Nj. c. Rankin. Treasurer