The Brookhaven leader., 1891-09-10
FARMERS ALLIANCE.
ALLIANCE NOTES.

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Good political party, relief from all
monopolies-
The peoples party state convention
of Colorado is called for September Q.
The Nebraska alliance reports no.
900 members, a gain of 10000 since the
last election.
The labor union of New York City,
60, 900 members, has declared for the
peoples party.
Remember, the money question is
the key to the situation now. Press
on the battle.
Principles beget duty. We expect
every allianceman to do his whole duty
in the coming conflict.
"A money lending farmer is as much
opposed to legislation that will reduce
interest as the banker.
The farmers league, of Greensboro,
VT, has declared unreservedly in favor
of a new political party.
Democrat Hall, of Missouri. has
gotten into print again by issuing a
circular call for an anti-subtreasury
conference at St Louis, September ID.
When all our paper money is made
payable in specie on demand it will
prove the most certain means that can
be used to ferti.ize the rich mans field
by the sweat of the poor mans brow
Daniel Webster.
True democracy is the rule of the
people for the people. Plutocracy is
the rule of the people by the money
power through the politicians. The
fight in Alabama is true democracy
against utocracy.-Alliance Herald.
"A proclaim alton has been issued by
President Polk for the organization of
the state of Delaware into the National
Farmers Alliance and Industrial union.
The organization will be effected at
Harrington, September s, by National
Secretary j. Fl. Turner.
The liquor plank in the platform of
the peoples party of Ohio comes near
er solving the much vexed problem
than anything yet An argument in
| pamphlet form in it's support, is in pro-
cess of preparation. 1t will sweep the
country. and Hammer.
"A popular industry at present is
the manufacture of stories about the
breaking up of the peoples party. If
the new party continues to break up"
as it is doing in Kansas Kentucky,
Ohio and other states, it will eventual
ly present very picturesque ruin
New Nation.
Squeeze the water out of railroad
stocks; let Uncle Sam then pay the
stockholders what the roads are hon
estly worth, and then let the roads be
run in the interest of the people. II
the companies think this confiscation.
then parallel the roads. That's busi-
ness!-Exchange.
Without direct loans of full legal
tender money to the people there is no
hope for American labor short of pow
erty, want and the most abject serf-
dom. The alliance can never be in
duced to give up the theory of direct
loans of full legal tender bills direct to
the people.
-"U. S. Hall wilfully and malicious
ly misrepresentedm me, knowing that my
investigation had thoroughly vindicated
DR.. Macune." So says President Nc
Dowell, whom Mr.. Hall and the Jour
nal have been quoting so much of late!
Ahem, wonder if they will quote this
latest expression?-Alliance Watch
| man.
The government can guarantee
loans for railroad corporations and pay
the interest besides; it can loan its
credit to national banks and furnish
them money without interest; it can
take the liquid damnation of the dis
tiller, issue deposit checks for what his
trust says it is worth and give him time
on his taxes, but to issue warehouse
certificates on the farmers corn or cot
ton would be unconstitutional
ern Advocate.
| The Alabama state alliance met at
Brundidge, Tuesday, August 18th in
the Brundidge academy. The morning
session was devoted to the appointment
of committees In the afternoon ses-
sion the Ocala platform was indorsed,
with only one dissenting vote. A re-
solution indorsing the call of the ma
tional alliance for a conference of the
representatives of the various labor
organization, to be held at Washington
in February next. was passed.
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accordance with a general demand
throughout the order of the state, the
constitution was so amended as to per-
NIT the reelection of President Nc
Dowell, as an evidence that the
alliance held him indicated from the
foul aspersions of the plutocratic press.
Frank NJ. Smith and Matt Rhea were
elected vice-presidents, L. X. Taylor,
secretary, and r w. Tucker, lecturer.
The Ocala demands were reaffirmed.-
National Economist.
business men ought to be shrewd
enough to see where their interests lie.
The Is, 900 failures of last year should
teach them that the road to bankruptcy
is growing easier every year. The bus
mess mems interests are in common
with those of the farmer and laboring
man. When these prosper, the BUSH
ness mans day of prosperity is also at
hand Their political interests, too.
are identical. The farmer and labor
ing man are on the right side. When
will the business man get there?
| Take Your Choice.
United States Senator Chandler: The
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