The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1891-11-21
TIE PEOPLES PARTY
An Address is Issued to the
Country.
ANTI-sUB TREASURY ALLIANCE
The Farmers Deliberations Result in Dissen-
tiOu-No One Satisfied With the Re-
suit of the Convention.

suit of the Convention
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 the Al |
lance. This was done by a resolution ex-
Guiding ''all Alliance men who are not
vouched for by the chairman of their re-
spective state delegations" Leonard re-
fused to vouch for Gates and although he
bore credentials from his state alliance he
was forced to retire. The anti sub-treasury
people made prompt response, issuing
call for convention of the
Anti Sub Treasury Alliance men
at Memphis on the 10th day
day of December prox. The call declares
that as the supreme council declined to
hear the protest against the sub treasury
and land loan schemes and government
control of railroads and telegraph lines, it
was decided to issue call for a national
convention of all Anti-Sub- Treasury ALI
ance 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.
/ NC L dIulcIo DSl6nh dsSOCldb1On
adjourned to- day, after amending the con-
stitution SO as to admit women and men
| over eighteen TO membership. 1t also re-
solved not to amalgamate with any organl-
zation until the February meeting. Dele
gates to that meeting are 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 reiterating the charges
made against McCune at the Ocala meet
ing, and charging him with wrecking the
Texas Alliance exchange.
The Reform Press association threatens
to bolt the Alliance if the state association
carries out its purpose of making all pur-
GLASSES through the National Union COM
pany. The Peoples party men are best
satisfied, asserting they have secured all
they came for.
Tonight the national executive COM
mittee 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 influence of the old
political organizations or aggregated capt.
tai can prevent the hearty and unanimous
coming together of all thelsDor forces of the
country, whether employed in workshops,
mines or farms. The people have beheld
it says, with growing alarm the continual
) advance carrying US every day farther
away 1IOLu GuC pl1uOlplCS anu
l TRADITIONS OF THE FOUNDERS OF THE RE
: PUBLIC
and nearer the abyss in which we can see
crushing oligarchy or the dreadful alter
native of revolution and anarchy. 1t is fol
r the purpose of saving free institutions BY
q the peaceful instrumentalities of education
and the ballot, that the Peoples party ha!
been organized.
Tho OBJ RI NJ
v scoring of railroad corporations; corrup
;. legislatures; debauched juries and Judges
9 and banking associations which make Oh
D wreck as their interests dictate and say
a the daily newspaper press has become
:, coerced by its business necessities into be
K coming ready instrument to bind thu
}. shackles of serfdom on the limbs of FREE
r people, to confuse their mind by sophistry
4 FILL THEIR EARS WITH FALsEHooD,
IS uphold everything destructive to the pub
/. lie good and crush everything that woult
2, help the people. ''As striking instanc
d of the colossal lies with which the peopl
/ are misled,n says the address, I'VE point t
E. the vote Of the Peoples party this year Il
Is Kansas. Nine-tenths of the population o
y this country in consequence Of the gros
ID misrepresentation of the press believe tn
N Peoples party vote of Kansas this yea
to fell off greatly from that of last, while tn
, 1ACU Is III dOLudlly lnCE6dS6u hDOuL LA pc
g, cent. The Republican majority in Sout
Dakota was reduced from 10000 in 1890 I
a 700 this year; while in Nebraska tn
Peoples party came within 5000 votes {
beating the combined power of both th
old parties and elected eleven distric
d, judges"
as The address says that in some iudici
a districts Of Kansas the Peoples part
M candidates were defeated, but this We
RI only by reason of the
s'UNHoLY UNION OF DEMOCRATS AND REPUI
CANS AGAINST THEM"
Il The hereditary enemies OF half centur
under the ms piration of the money poWe
IL rushed into each others arms and resolve
II to forget protection, reciprocity, the silv
IT. question and everything if they could on
CO prevent the oppressed people of Kans
: from obtaining the governmental reform
= they sought. In this they conclusive
RI demonstrated they are dromios
,io plutocracy and only the diffe
~ ence of feather distinguish
- them one from another. The address say
in further, that the people perceive there
= room in this country for only two partie
lid the party which represents the people al
he the party which represents The plunderer
before the close of the election of 1SG
we expect to see the two old parties
Or MARCHING AND HURRAH1NG TOGETHER
in defense of the iniquities which ha
Il covered the land with mortgages a.
an driven the republic to the verge of destru
-, ton. The tender amenities of this coul
60 ship between the old parties will be fl
eW lowed by the hot embrace of coEjugal 10y
m but the union will be barren of posterit
ng for it will mean the subiugation
20: liberty and the domination of ma
OF mon, and, as God does not intend IL
er- the republic shall perish, these infuenC
MS cBnnot endure or prevail" In conclusi
ng the address appeals to every honest m
zee to come forward and help US bury IL
ne monstrous piutoarchy so deep it will new
arise again. Let the watchword be 'Orga
ou cation to save the republic We have I
people on our side. All we need is cot
10 age and resolution
Ia The address is signed H. E. Taubene,
yas chairman; Robert Schilling, secretary, a
de NJ. g. Rankin, treasurer,
ad-
ion Washington Farmers Alliance
al DAYTON Wash Nov 20-phe Farme