The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-11-21
ROW OF THE ALLIANCE.
ANTESUB-TREAsCRY MEN GALL A
CONVENTION.

ment-
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov. 20.-The alli-
ance this morning gave final coup to the
anti-sub-treasury people by barring Mr..
Gates of Missouri from the meetings Of the
alliance. This was done by resolution ex-
cIuding ''all allianoemen who are not
vouched for by the chairmen of their re.
spective state delegations" Chairman
Leonard refused to vouch for Mr.. Gates,
and, although he bore credentials from his
state ellianc Q, he was forced to retire.
The anti-sub-treasury men issued the
following call for convention of the anti
sub-treasury alliancemen, to be held at
Memphis Dec. l6, proximo:
HEADoUARTERs AHTI-SUB-TREAsuRY
NATIONAL EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, Nov, 20.
CALL FOR A NATIONAL CONVENTION OF THE ANTI
sUB-TREAsURY ALLIANCE
WHEREAS, The national committee of the con-
ventlon or the antl-Sub-treasury alliancemen
hell in the city of St. Louis on Sept. Is and i6,
1891, appointed to present to the
supreme council of the National Farmers
Alliance and Industrial Union, when assembled
in Indianapolis, memorial and protest against
the sub-treasurY and land schemes and pro-
posed governmental control of railroads and
telegraph lines have in due form and a respect
the supreme council; and,
WHEREAS, The supreme council aforesaid has
declined to hear said protest. and,
WHEREAS, The committee was empowered
and instructed by said st. Louis convention to
call another national convention TO hear and
consider the report of said committee. now,
therefore, the national executive committee of
the Sc. Louis convention does truly issue this
call for national convention of all the anti
suotreasury alllancemen in the United
States, to be held in the city of
hear and consider this report of the committee
and take such final action in the premises as
may seem proper and best for the general we'll
fare. Letall local organizations of the farmers
alliance and other farmers and industrial or
CARNATIONS send full delegations, the number
from each local organization to be determined
by Itself.
WILLIAM s. McAIL1srER. Chairman.
ROBERT W. NICHOLS Secretary.
OFFICE HOLDERS TO BE DIsFRANCHIsED.
The morning session of the alliance was
chiefly devoted to consideration of demands
and recommendations from the alliances.
The most important action taken was the
adoption of a resolution from the Virginia
alliance demanding a constitutional amend
ment disfranchisiDg federal office-holders
during their term OF office.
The Farmers Mutual Benefit Association
was engaged all the morning with minor
amendments to its constitution.
WASHINGTON'b AELlANCEMEN..
DAYTON. WASH. Nov. 20.-The state
farmers alliance last night elected b. f.
Ravens president. Resolutions We're adopted
fayoring the sub-treasury scheme, the third
party mouement and the free and unlimited
coinage Of domestic silver; also a tariff for
revenue only and the election of the Presi-
dent and United States senator's by direct
vote of the people.
NEARING ADJOURNMENT.
The various farmers organizations have
4 nearly completed their work and the final
adjournment of the supreme council of the
4 alliance which is holding out the longest,
Will probably occur tomorrow.
To-day tho Farmers Mutual Benefit AS
ISOLATION adjourned after amending its con-
Shtution 30 as to admit to membership men
and women over 1S years Of age. 1t re-
solved not to amalgamate with any other
organization until the February meeting.
The Farmers Mutual Benefit Association
also reelected Treasurer Haines and the
following board of trustees: e. NJ. Poe
4 Of Missouri. T. W. Wilson of Illinois, W.
A. Reed of Illinois, j. 7. Reed of Ohio and
i: N: Miller Of Indiana. The delegates to
the February meeting were instructed to
vote Tor independent political action.
=. Inc alliance to-day changed its constitu
tlon to admit women.
DIR. MACUNE ATTACKED.
81 The eanti-sub-treasury people, after issuing
tnelr call for a convention at Memphis,
puollshed two-column card charging DIR.
Macune with wrecking the Texas alliance
exchange and making big money thereby,
ana with trying to sell out the alliance to
tne old political parties. Most of these
cnarges were made at the Ocala meeting.
Inc Reform Press Association threatens
70 oolt the alliance if the State Agents As
sVclation carries out its purpose of making
on purchases through the National Union
company. The Peoples party men are the
Il Teot satsned of all those who gathered here
tney cain to have secured all they came
Tor and even more.
THE EXECUTIVE Committees ADDRESS.
"a tonight the national executive commit
zoe issued an address to the people Of the
United States. 1t is as follows:
q, L1e ne national committee Of the Peoples party
Sors ~, Tnlted States deem it proper to lay be-
@ oao Ihelr constituents at this time some state
hme9t of the results OF the conference
Of or,oy uy them with various representatives
a DaS. ~ canned industry In this city during the
rssnao. n1w oays The results have been in every
any 6Cs dot most satisfactory. There is no longer
yisa uouot p That candidates for President and
hafo.. resident will be In the field
PeopIs,o june /, 1922. nominated by the
of ,S snss the time has come when no influence
of sSoSn oiu political organizations and no power
And SSsregated ,iS capital eau prevent the hearty
tion ~ sImiinous III coming together and co-opera-
whstLoaai aii the labor forces of the United States,
the rnna employed In the workshop or in
event iie in or Or on the farm This is an important
lied nan m 'ne history of the nation and of civil
* In anv 81 a. mere has been no precedent for it
have bj,IAe q. .ne past ages. The producing classes
midst ~ ssnerso remained impoverished In the
ated ~ the very plenty which they Gre
for the naoa VINO toiled have too often suffered
Of cir;Isssssarles Of life. But the advance
tion SSsllzation and universal educa-
mnlttnsve nsve flooded the minds of the
taught sS. with an ocean of light and
alton in tSn the supreme necessity for cooper
The nrod1L ne sense of inborn rights of humanity.
the natiou classes of the United States are
posed ~ al others simply live by tolls i'm
make No ,d .ne industry of the workers. We
Some "@r upon non producers as such
W their ti, them render the people
all thew ren, equivalent Of service for
ers, who ,SelVe; others are robbers and plund-
strip the Trough the imperfecton of our laws,
90 to the ple paspe ot their Possessions and do not
saving enn pevnnnVentlary. Il is for the purpose of
X Peaceful sius. Iree institutions by the
the haln.s n.ssrumentalities of education and
bonest United United States has bean orgenized N1
M wbeTn,rian nan can fail to acknowladga ths over.
"A movemsn. necessity which exists for such a
tocracv So. Q have seen the shadow df plu.
II spreading steadily. 'N"uo" u "a"
' Kansas tba pat penat In some judicial districts of
&1 feated. hnt !; copies party candidates were de-
& the Dernoos.lAt. II was only by an unholv union of
e. them. TS az and Republican parties AGAINST
lM century oav hereditary enemies of n half
E the inspiratsiau US their sham battle and under
into each ~, OF the money power rushed