People's party paper. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1891-1898, 1892-04-28
JEFFERSON COUNTY.


lutions were adopted:
Whereas, The Hon. Thos. E. Wat
son, one of Georgia's purest and mob
lest sons, has issued an address to
the citizens of this State, which, in
our judgment, is the grandest politi-
cal document ever issued to the citi-
zens of this State; and
Whereas, The Peoples Party Pub
fishing Company of Atlanta, Georgia,
are now offering said address for the
small sum of seventy-ive cents per
one hundred copies,
Resolved, That we, the county AL
lance of Jefferson, in convention as
sembled, do hereby earnestly request
each sub-Alliance in the county to
purchase one hundred copies and
distribute the same in their respec.
tive communities.
Resolved, That we ask each sub
Alliance throughout the State to take
similar action, in order that this able
address may find its way to the home
of every citizen in the State.
Resolved, That we hereby express
our unqualified condemnation upon
the insidious conduct Of our State
president, vlce-president and execu-
tive committee in failing or refusing
to have our lecture system thorough
ly organized, and we request that
lecturers be put in the field, required
by authority of the order in this hour
of its peril.
Resolved, That we hereby ratify
and endorse the action of the St.
Louis convention which we believe
to be of such a nature as the present
time demands.
B. S. CARswELL, President.
J. L. RAINS, Secretary.
Bethesda SURVEILLANCE Of Greene
county sends us the following;
Resolved, That we will not re-
scind our former action endorsing
the St. Louis platform, neither will
we under any circumstances surren-
der our charter.
Resolved further, That we hold
President Livingston and his execu-
tive committee to be guilty of treason
against the Alliance in trying to force
the brotherhood back into party
that has answered every appeal for
equal rights and justice with con-
tempt and ridicule.
Resolved lastly, That we endorse
and commend the action of @. III.
Ellington, NJ. D. Irwin and FL. C.
Brown.
Reform papers requested to pub
lish.
Thompson SUBJ, of McDuffy county,
reyOkes the resolution condemning the
Southern Alliance Farmer under the
management of Mr.. CAN'T and ap-
proves it's course since it has fallen
into the hands of Brother Irwin.
Clayton county farmers in mass
meeting, declare their political indie
pendence, adopt the ST. Louis platform
and pledge their support to the P. P.
tickets in the coming elections.
Villa Ricca sub. lifts it's hat to the
brave Tom Watson, and will hence
forth vote for no man who cannot
swallow the Ocala demands without
choking.
Brother j. II. Moore writes US that
Whitfield County Alliance has de-
clared for the St. Louis platform,
We regret that want of space has
compelled us to condense so many
splendid resolutions.
The date of the Chattahoochee county
mass meeting has been changed from
the second Saturday in June to the
first Saturday in May, and will be held
in Cusseta. Those interested will
please note the change.
Liberty Alliance, 1913, endorses the
action of the St. Louis confer ence.
Brother w. H. Rampley writes us
that Franklin county is falling into
line. Brother Sam Walker has been
sowing good seed up there, and it has
fallen on good ground.
Brother G. S. Farmer sends resolu-
tions of the Jefferson county mass
meeting, from which we extract the
following:
''Resolved, That we endorse the plat
nf al onnNniotod of