The Red Cloud chief., 1891-09-25
NO SECESSION.
Proceedings of The Asss-sssTr~s.u-, A.
iiasee C~oosentiss 1T 81 Lssis =. with
travail Yrom the NsfionaI orS.nisait""
Will Work Within the order.

Pr~oe~edinss Of the An,-s.s-Tr~s.u-v Al
fi.se~ Coo,sntiss 1T ct Lssss -. with
d,vai yrom the National orS.niaAi'"a
VIII Work wi,hin the Order.
ST LOUIS, Sep. is-ln the snt'>ue
treasury alliance convention yesterday
the report of the committee on rvso!u-
,ions was adopted The resolutions tn
dorSe the Fort Worth platform and oen-
sure Nacune.
The committee on permanent organ
ration reported n follows
We large number % ih- Tarnsrs' .Hi
sne. snt Industrial unioa r,?r--catiaE o"'
constituencies. In eonven;tca s..~usi~i-
b~inE DESTROYS Of settling sue ifScr-ncrs 81
I.tlng In our crfer. agree 90 the spr"tH'
us~n. OF a comm ttc- 81 seven nae uhsrs -"
ar sutborE rcd TO 20 b-for. tn supreme
councH os the Farmers Alliance and tne1.
trIsl IN on Of America. -heh convene. al
i~ndanApo.ts n November n"rt. and .uifn'
to sad ccune our OBJECTION % thai Tar'
o. tire densnds Of the order SUB
treasury aat government and loan
schemes which .-r- sdortec Nf
the supreme council al 80 mecf
nx a; p-Hla. pa Sail committee ~" &C
thorir.d and ~-TuPo~-rei to use Their or
4 Secretion tn the prem 80. Fen'fus these
nFgrf Al lions - ~ aaf
oar & . rence-. the committee hrr TO ~"
ytced tor stall CONSTITUTE = bureau 90 iufor
nation and .uaI! use al legitimate means
for informing the subordinate unions ah1
me p.o-l. IN regard TO the tue v~~- an
principles nos cngagins the hi"n''Sn -
he Industrial cases OF America H'
H. = authorized e. secure cotnpc
tent speakers Sni 81 table iit-rsture shdd"
vi. ~ay- srd means FOR paying al crTsnss'
Of an educational campaign
said COMMITTEE - authorized {" csN con
y.a,ton % all the anti Sub treasury tfrtA'"n
throughout the country ~ CONSIDER the 20
mort %, the committee a. TO the result OF 'hr
conference With the supreme council ana
NAV the tine and place Of meeting ana
make sub arrangements a. may y d~ru'r1
necessary
W. further recommend that each state
select a comm ttc-. u b committee TO con
At tut- a state bureau OF Information rhfeh
.bnu he empowered 10 make all ne s-shrS
Arrangement. 60 obtain speakers. sha con
due, a rampAlga of educ alton against We
.ub- treasury aud land loan schemes ~ me
respective states, -ni snail GO Operate wv
tho nat ousi
This did no, satisfy z W Nichols, Of
Missouri, and he offered the
amendment which was unanimously
adop,ed That said committee be Au-
thorized 10 file the convention un-
aIterable and amending objection - the
massage of any resolution whatever
binding the individual members ~ the
Farmers Alliance To any political
course Of action whatever, and We here
bv pro,est against the action OF any
previous meeting infringing upon the
individual political rights of any mem
Der Of the order
Another amendment offered hy J. l.
Goodman, of Texas was also adopted
as follows: We further recommend
tina. e ach state committee organize a
bureau of information IN each county
in their respective states who SHAH e"
orera,e with the state and national
commit,.-S." The report ~ a whole
was then adopted b. a unanimous vote
Tn. committee Of seven Was A. FOL
lows. T. " Nicholas. ot Missouri. J VI
Crews. Of Tennessee: +. j fatIlIo. "f
Texas: l. + PasSmorc, OF Mississippi.
st large. +. = Hall. ". = McALister
and W. Pope Ieaman
Then came one 81 tn. most impor-
taut declarations Of the convention it
has been maintained right along 10y
MANY of the delegates, and some even
went 50 far a. 10 give out Ia the press
that a new state organization IN Mis-
souri, had been organized, that tins con
vention was for the express purpose o'
seeding from the National armers'
Alliance and Industrial Union and form
ing a new body in opposition 20 the
present organization
A.. :. smith. of Missouri. offered the
following. which was unanimously
adopted:
whereas TIE Impression has gained
.om. credencc that either the primary or
ultimate object uf tbs meeting u Tor th'
purpose Of necting q separation or dlV .'or
OF the order and the formation OF a "H''n''
organization. therefore,
Resolved. That such purpose - not and
has not at any time been the intention al
this meeting. but that 49, object = purely
one of exprrs-iug it, opposition To the pro
posed sub treasury and land loan enact
nnents, aud To- institute. an -ducationa
movement IN that direction. thereby bring
Ing Ia. organization bach - tho-" primer
pies OF ~Isdom. Justice AM fraternity or
which { was originally based
The convention then ,ook a recess
Upon reasse milling the committee on
Permanent organization asked FOR q
further hearing and the following wa
presented and adopted:
Relieving that the future policies ant
prosperity Of the government ant of IN
m Alliance and Industrial Int"'
d.p.ud in a large measure upon the actor
of mi. BODY and In setting forth plAns 70
work I'm the future, and fuliy realizing IN
fact that ". need the hearty cooperation q
all people and especially Of IN
members Of tn. order. and In ordc
to secure the same vc
that the members 90 each state who orr's
the sub treasury and land loan schemes an
the government o~n~rsnip % railroads. an
rho are not repres.ntei IN Nrs meeting. b
respectfully inv ted TO cooperate Nth u'
and are further requested o. proceed to or
rsnil. and to elect one member from eacI
state v no shall become a member Of TIE ma
tional central committed provided Tor =
the report o: the on permsnen
organization
The committee on resolutions the
reported a resolution indorsing the pa
las Tex Farmers World which pa
per j. a s;eadfast opponent Of the sui
treasury and and loan scheme II a..
reported a distinctive platform in whic
the Io"ih 'eso'NN'" " ~
imously adopted 10y the convention:
FsSi-A reduction of the tsrr 90
! revenue basis and stsrif for revenue onlI
s~.con:-Th. free and unlimited cuinss
OF gold and silvcr-th. noney 81 tho cor
,,tution snd such currency - nay ?
founded thereon as the -ures;. safest an
mos; permanent settlement; 81 the mon"
question
. The Journal ~ Agriculture, of >
Louis. was also indorsed
Clipping