Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1891-02-12
NATIONAL CALL.

The National Citizens Alliance Calls For a
Conference at Cincinnati With Reference
to the Next Presidential Election.
TOPEKA, Kan, Feb. S.-W. T. Right
mire, secretary of the National Citizens
Alliance, has issued the following call
for National conference of reformcrs:
WHEREAS, Many efforts are being made to
educate the people to break the chains OF
corporate monopoly enforced by twenty
five years of class legislation; and believing
that general conference should be held to
arrange a union of all reformers who can
federate upon a platform demanding relief
on the issues of currency, land and tTsaspor-
tatIon, to arrange a systematic plan for the
education of the Industrial classes on these
reform issues and to make such arrange
ments for the political conflict of 1892 as such
q conference may deem best; therefore.
We, as friends of such a conference, hereby
unite and call a general conference OF re-
formers to meet In Cincinnati, o.. on May
10, 1891, to adopt a platform and make such
Arrangement for the conflict of 1892 as the
conference may deem fitting. Representa-
ton to be the National and State officers OF
each Alliance, assembly and association, ten
delegates from each county or district or
ganiZation of such bodies, and the editors
and business managers OF each reform
paper belonging to the reform press associa-
tion.
PP.E Elder, National chairman Union Labor
party. Ottawa, KAN; w. S. Morgan, State
president Farmers Alliance and Industrial
Union, Hardy, Ark; A. j. streeter, New
Windsor, Ill Albert r Anderson, member
of Congress, Sidney, Ia; James B. Weaver,
Des Molnes, Ia A. H. Graham, Lampasas,
Tex; Captain c. A. Power, Terre Haute. Ind;
]. p Hadley, Hardman, Ore; f. g. Mayer
Pomeroy, wash. s. F. Norton, Chicago
Sentinel Chicago, Ill; John McGovern,
Chicago Express. chairman U. l. con-
yention OF Illinois; j. II. Allen, chair
man Peoples party of Indiana; W. r
Mcmahon, secretary Peoples party OF Indi-
ana; O. J. Howard, Laramie, Wyo.; Daniel
Campbell, Blencoe. Ia; George Q. Bercher'
Syracuse, n. Y; Charles A. Ford, Oswego'
n US j. Bronson, Dallas, Tex. c. j. Jack
son. Corn Hill, Tex; Robert Schilling, chair
man U. l. party of Wisconsin; 6 W. Chase,
chairman Peoples party of Kansas; John T.
WIllItts, National lecturer +. A & u, Nc
Louth, Kan; W. A. PETER, United States Sem
ator from kansas: II. Vincent, editor Nom
Conformist, Winfield, Kan. W. l. d. Quincy,
Kentucky;N G. Eaton, Missouri; WE Right
miro, National secretary National Citizens
Industrial Alliance; L. W. Gilruth, National
president National Citizens Industrial ALL
ance Kansas City, No.; Asa d Antisdale'
New York; n. Q. Rankin. secretary Union
Labor National committee, Indiana = "
Vincent, editor Economic Quarterly, Win
field, Kan; ]. G. Kingsbury, editor Alliance
Advocate, Indiana; J. V. Randolph. Emporia'
Kan; p B. Maxon, Emporia, Kan; Van Il
Prather, State lecturer, Farmers Alliance,
Columbus, Kan; r n. Humphrey, Houston
Tex Ignatius Donnelly. Minnesota; Moan
Allen, ce-presIdent National Citizens In
dustrIal Alliance, Wichita, KAN; s q. snider'
National lecturer National Citizens In
dustriaI Alliance, Kingman, Kan; Hugh
Cavanaugh, Cincinnati; John seitz, Ohio;
Charles Jenkins, ohioi J. H Powers, Ne
braska: II. s. schiIling, Guthrie, Ok. John
H Rice, Fort Scott, Kan J. q Hendrickson,
Missouri; j. F. Leonard, Missouri; Charles
Ward, New York; William g. Bomke, New
York; G. E. Hammond, Tennessee; J. @. Val
Iette, Norwich, Conn James Cockrell, Kin
mundy. H.; E Il. Snow. state Printer, Ot-
| tawa, Kan; J. P. Latimer, Pleasanton, Kan
B. E KIss, Wichita, KAN; Ben G. Rich. chief
clerk Of the House Of Representatives OF
Kansas, and many others.