Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1891-05-27

rreside0t Polk issue. - Proclamation
witch u FIarty 10 th. Alliance,


tyhich u FIairiy 10 a.. Alliance.
The i1linwGsi, "a address issued b.
President l.. Il. P0iU
Touo Hu'luHl,i fthc NJ. A.aaiLU.
NnIHH u1H fHfIf.Ilaf tua .rH.f r-ltf.ri
rs.'H'i iu r1r ~u.isurs ul nu orler. Jlo do
m.i' Irg c'tuenis which always enter mo
nr1i.fIrHI rtuntiTn are AiFtys being tnartnsl.
ed by ODE ruculCs uf our order, with a deter.
mined pIU'lc 90 divide and disrupt us. 10 pu.-
she, so urfIoe VI scheme will be- let uuffifd.
ktrfY Effort viii b. made ~ divert tho rnlnai
of iho pclpIe from the great isanos which are
ssaoutlalij ilc vuty lifo VI orr great reform
movement
F &c was this tnowicre NJ tho situation that
prompted Che action OF the rational legislative
P cpuueii In maturing a plan Tor lecture 80.
tom and fur pruscntinR ID " the or,lrf inr
/ adoption. Tic ultimate. Inevitable and I'D.
unplaut success ~ our principles a ns .tr,sI
u this system be actively aud faithfully prose.
euted. tuf the American farmers and all
. other clsars aud Interests which are % lnti
ilately related 10 them will not fall 10 stand
. together Cor fighi, Justice aud equity u pop
CflI Informed. " prosecuted a. designed. this
system VIII engage tie services during this
/ year % not lea than Nou lecturers Ia our
cause. lenfuDItly invoke fhU aid and co-,Jnart.
ti1l " tho entire motherhood In securing a
iatAiul lecturer for cvcfy subordinate and
county Alliance aad Tor otlry congressional
T. NN'|HNHH NHNNNIN NNN" aAfNHilNfNNNM OF our uFANf
throughout che whole country.
Arrangements arc alao betting made Tor the
holding OF two ur more grand Alliance mnss
nUgtlugi iu carh u tho Alliance siates duflhf
Mu scar, or a. many more a. The bruthefhurl
may desire. LCi ne have your active and ear.
ugst slmiaihy In making this the great oduca.
NnHlI campaign year lu oar history, and thus
lH prepared 10 meet any emergency that MAJ
afisr.
state hnd county officers especially arc ear.
rcsiIy admnniaheI 90 push this work la their
fgipa I've llfiaiictiuus zoalouliy.
lAg oncuy 10 actively on tho alert Ithhs
purpose 60 buy OF control our press ~ far AZ
Issslble. Failing with money he viii suhsii.
taie Office ~ ~ patronage. Failing Ia all this
he wiz niriyu BY uvcry means, foul or falr, ~
crratc divisions aud disienslnns ln our runka
ltaoonyeutiun % the enemies of the Nation.
al farmers' Alliance aud Industrial Unlon was
called % devise rlan Tor the overthrow and
distraction of tho order. 10 would doubles
adopt, No tho mort speedy aud cfIoctual, such
methods a. would create dis=snilun aud strife
among The membership. How oagafly ald how
eauliantly they hall tho least Indication uf
thls' u an crflng brother ~ lar forgtts his
ohiifat.pns 10 the order ~ 90 assail IT, princi.
pie publicly. be b hcraiicd By the politicians
ana tho partisan prcsa a. n hofu. n plprr
which has been dciignatol a representative of
the principle Of our order proves falta 20 H.
most sacred compact aud afsalls our mcinbors
or our principles, II thereby gains speedy ud.
niunnce 20 the rcepcct and confidence ~ our
,nomics. u Influential or prumineht members.
dsfcgnrlins thoir obligations 10 each uthtrnud
70 The uricr, engage In a plhlio personal war.
fare through tho pfu4a or otherwise, our enc.
mics ARE hhundnntly satisfied.
80 mcfnhg. ~ our order has tho right 10 o..
tah another member publlcly. ihruurh The
pre- or otherwise, 10 long a. their names A.,
uu our roll u mnuhurshiu. such an oif.nss /.
violation Of hi. obligation. and should nsrit
expulsion. No paiar vested With authority 10
rrprrscut our order officially has tho fislf 10
nTetll our principles or any member N tie
ufdtr while acting IN such a capacity. such
un ouenso should cause all true Alliance men
t"fcpldiaic such raIrr promptly. No mtm.
hcr. while HE uhmo rcfnaius on our roiI., la. a
right 10 asaall the principles u tho order pub.
uciN Ito Il not only pcrmliird, but l. en-.
outraged by our law. 10 diselss any and ali
mr'snrcs coming within our Iroglnos with the I
utmost freedom and 10 any extent be- may d..
sifg within the order. hut the viii u the ma.
iufity h The law VI the order. and u ho cannot
Aeguleaco Ia The decision u tho majority, and /
Tools that hc Il c1nscivnil1ully lmpellrd Ia ro |
hcfuru the uubllc and assault our rrlnripics. he !
thould mr. divcsi himself % hi Alliance ui,l
TORN. With what consistency could naufiat I
ur Methodist 80 hvfoTc the world and publicly !
oeinse and dvaoupoo som, Of the most cher |
lshci tcncta OF his church, How long would /
hiA name remain on bis church book How !
long ought II 10 remain thefui Why should he !
oxpeci OF dcaife to remain M the church,
Loyalty 10 Alliance principle. il thcanlytrue
.lllancc tcst- not only a. 10 mnmbarship. but |
u should faithfully BE- applied In the selection |
OF all officers, from the steward IN aubordl. |
nate Alliance 10 the president of the natl1na |
Alliance. and Il must be applied ir tho selee- |
Ton of those who urc u make and execute our ]
laws II ~ would Reasonably hope for Tie 10 /
forms which we seek.
We want no foe within our camp. wo can |
I've better without them than with thom. Lei |
the membership no watchfi and faithful, aud |
guard with nntlrtng vigilance the principles II |
ul1 order Mover wa tho outlook for our |
oniio - hup-'ful and encouraging We have .
only 70 b" trno 20 our prluciplcs, true 10 our |
uhlga,ious and % our noble otdcr aud all viii /
bo well. faternaily.
l.. H. poLK,
President y. y. a. nudLU,