Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1891-11-21

THE PEOPLES PARTY
Issues an Address in
Strong Language.
SHADOW OF PLUTOCRACY.
They Will Have Candidates for Presi-
dent and Vice President.

INDIANAP0LIs, Nov. 2l.-The Allianss
yesterday gave = Gnal coup To he sub
treasury people By barring Gates Of Mis-
souri, from the meeting Of the Alliance.
The anti-sub. treasury people made prompt
response by issuing call for convention
Of anti-sub-treasury Alliance men At Menu
phis on Dec 10 next
The L. NJ. H. A. adjourned after amend
ing its constitution to admit 10 member
ship women and men over lS years Of age.
IL resolved not to amalgamate with any
other organization until the February
meeting. The delegates TO the February
meeting were instructed to vote for indie
pendent political action. The alliance
changed its constitution 30 admit women
The anti sub-treasury people have pub
lished two column card, charging Mr.
Macune with wrecking the Texas Alliance
exchange and making big money thereby,
and with trying to sell out the alliance To
the old political parties. Most of these
charges were made ut the Ocala meeting
The national executive committee OF the
Peoples party issued an address last
night TO the people OF the United States
ms Address.
There is no longer any doubt that candi-
dates for president and vice president will he
in the field before June, ls92, nominated by the
Peoples party. Ths time has come when Es
influence Of the old political organizations and
no power or aggregated capital can prevent
the hearty and unanimous coming together
and cooperation OF all the labor forces In the
United States, whsthsr employed In the work
shop or the mine, or o. ths farm.
Tho producing classss have hitherto re-
mained impoverished iu the midst OF the very
plenty which they crsatsd-thoss whs toiled
not have possessed tho wealth Of the world
while those who toiled have toe often suffered
for tho necessari.s of life. Eut the multitude
have been taught tho supreme Recessity for
cooperation In defense Of the Unborn rights Of
humanity. The producing classes Of the
United States are the nation - AL sshsrs
simply live by size tolls impo.sd On the Undue
try or tho workers. The people have beheld
with growing alarm tAs continual advance OF
conditions which evory day ha~s carried We
nearer and nearer 10 an abyss in which Ne can
sec only the supremacy OF crushing sligarchy y
or the alternative of revolution sad anarchy.
IL is for tho purpose Of saving free institu-
uons by the peaceful instru.asatslltiss q
Education and the BslIot
that tho People. party hos bess organized.
An overwhelming necessity exists for rnch n
movcineRt. The shadow Of plutocrscy is
spreading steadily over ssr land. The railroad
corporations have grown into . vast and pew
=,
detauchos juries and cs.se the slime Of its rot
tenness over the very judsos OF our courte.
TH. banking associations have swelled into n
lordIy national confederation, holding all
business in its grip, able 10 make ~ wreck, as
It's ova interests may dictate, tho prosperity
OF all classes while not n dollar Of currency
nnds its way to the people FROM the govern
ment that does not represent = doIlsr sf dobt
to the money manipulating class.
Inc daily newspaper press has been coerceA
by its business necessities into bocoTn ing the
ready instrument TO bind the shsckles Of ,.rf-
dom on the limbs OF q free people. se confuse
their minds by ssphi,trcy; 10 MI their sars
with falsehoods; TO uphold everything that ID
destructive 10 public good, and 70 crush sv-
erything that would help the people. Hiae-
tenths OF the population OF this country, IN
consequence OF the misr-prese ntstions Of tho
pro's, believe that the Peoples PARTY vots In
Kansas In 1901 fell OF very greatly, while the
Official figures show that the Peoples party
vote was actually increased about liz Per
cent. over It's vote Of 1890. and was n Per cent.
of the entire vote. The RepubhcAs majority
in South Dakota was reduced from la,SD m
1850 to 200 in LSl, while in Nebraska the Pee
pies party came within 4DO votes Of defeating
tbs combinod power sf
Both the Old Parties.
The address denounces tie "unhely
union" of the two cid parties against the
Peoples party in certain Judicial districts
in Kansas. The address declares that Ne
people perceive that there 10 room in ths
country for only two political parties-a
party which represents the people and .
party which represents the plundcrers Of
the people In conclusion it says;
We expect before the close OF the election of
lSf to scc the two old partict marching and
hrrIaLing toge Ter in defense of the iuiq nitios
MA.c.- LANe covered tic land with Iportgafcs