Iuka reporter. (Iuka, Miss.) 1888-1894, 1891-06-25

hat great numbers Of the best farmers
who have heretofore held aloof, waiting
% see what the alliance intended to do,
ire coming into the order, having become
atisfed it means business. Besides. for
the first time in three yea s, every officer
in every department of the State Alliance
and the official organ are in perfect nc
cord, and every one of these officers is
doing everything in their power to build
up the order.
The San Miguel, (Cal.) Messenger,
commenting on President Folks procla-
nation on membership duty, says: "Pres-
ident Polk has issued an official mani
festo in which he empatically states that
no paper which has been constituted an
Alliance organ, and no man VINO retainD
membership in the Alliance, has the right
to assail Alliance principles or members
of the Alliance publicly. The presldent
saws that the fullest discussion OF all
matters is invited and urged in Alliance
councils, but the will of the majority is
the law of the order, and if any one feels
that he cannot acquiesce in the decision
of the majority, and feels that he is con-
scientiollsiy impeled to go before the
public and assail our principles, he should
first divest himself of all Alliance uni
form. The president holds that any
paper vested with authority 10 represent
the order, which assails Alliance princi-
| pies should be promptly repudiated; and
| that any member who assails another
| publicly, while both are Alliance MEM
bers violates his obligation, and such an
| offense merits expulsion"
~.
The McComb City (Ark.) Enterprise
contains the following in refutation Of
charges that sub -treasury money will be
taxed: 'sfhs sub-treasury plan is the
only plan yet given out that requires no
taxation for the emission of money. The
idea that money issued through
the sub treasury is first taxed from one
class of the people before it is loaned to
another is absurd, and discloses the ig-
norance or mendacity of every one that
makes the assertion. The third and
fourth sections of that bill when read
will exhibit the mean, underhand war
certain selfish partisans are guilty Of
waging against the bill. Every farmer,
mf chanic and laborer should read the
| sub treasury bill for himself and not be
| guided by enemies, who aim to crush
| the order. Brethren, their object 10 to
wipe out the Alliance root and branch.
| Will you let 'em.
| ~.
| Secretaries of sub and county alliances
and all other members are warned against
sending or giving names Of their officers
and members except through official
channels. We learn that literature is
being sent out to members Of the alliance
as alliance literature which is written ex-
pressly for the enemies of our order to
circulate among the members of our or
| ganlzation. Brethren watch your enemy,
while you pray to be delivered from their
! oppression. See tina. those who are
| placed in office are true devoted followers
| Of our order What / said unto You
brother secretaries, / say unto all, Watchl
Rural Home, Wilson, " @.
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The Reoeille published at Hill CITY,
Kan., says: ''The members Of the AIli-
ance should constantly keep in mind that
this is the year for them to study and no.
quaint themselves with the great issues
that are being discussed. This Is the
educational year in that respect with us.
and we must improve every opportunity
to become familiar with our principles
and demands, in order for them to avail
us anything. We can not afford to stand
still. Let us then be up and doing
and always employ our best efforts to
further our cause
~
The Southern Alliance Farmer (Atlanta,
Ga.) says: $50 soon as farmers lay by
their crops, there will be Alliance revi-
walls held all over Georgia. Our brethren
are starting even now. We are glad to
hear of Alliance rallies, for they do our
cause great good. They bring the mem
bers together, speeches are made and zeal
and enthusiasm are worked up. The
farmers can't have too many Of them.
We have splendid corps Of lecturers
now in the field, and they are always at
the service of our members
W.
The Peoples Press New Castle, In
DIANA says: "a partisan politician is
one who sticks to his party without re-
gard to the cause it defends Or the.Rxip.
ciple it advocates. The millionaire can
not afford to be partisan, and il not;
therefore, laboring men. can youi Can
you afford to work for cause that i
robbing you, simply because somebody
will call you sore head if you do nott
Think this ,spat Tar away :,
CHTU.IAN WAU sa'443