The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-22
GE0RGIA'S THIRD PARTY.
aIxTEEN HUNDRED ALLIANCES IN
ITS RANKS.

six Huudrsd More subsliianoss In
Dsciaretious of The ST. Louis Confer
sncs Observation-Disclosures ana Peek
Out IN Cards
A<JAHTA, GA. March 2l.-Savsrai weeks
ago. directly after the action Of the ST.
Louis labor Oonvsntion. tbs South~JA ans
anes Farmsr 10 order to deter nius tie
policy. salIad upon chs sunzlliancss OF the
statA to take action In regard Co the Declare
tiop Of tbs St Louis aontsrsnse. 10 other
other words. the organ n the Georgia ALI
ancs not villing 20 commit itself Go the
PsopIs's party ~ithnus arst ssosrtsiDing the
senfiment Of the order apoD that vital dues-
tion To-day the paper publishes two COL
umns Of names Of suballtsnoss which have
taken action and SAINT che resolutions to the
s6ito- for publication.
sIxTREE aUNDRED HEARD FROM.
Sixteen hundred suballiances out OF 2, 200.
the tosai oumher In the state, have been
heard from. All but three Of the 1000
heard from iudorse the st. Louis conference
and pledge Themselves TO the support OF the
platform and principles This means that
the alliance will stand by the Peoples
party The remaining 600 subaliances are
sxpectsd TO be heard from by March 20,
and the Alliance Farmer believes that
they will be as solid in their Endorsement
of the st Louis platform as the l,60O al
ready announced for independent political
sction The alliance is big part of the
Democratic party in Georgia, and il it de-
clares solidly for the Peoples party. as it
now seems it will do. thu democracy OF the
stats will find better work to do this fall
shan the unprecedented campaign that is
now being carried to such bitter straights
by the supporters Of rival candidates for
national support
THE CoLnRED ALLIANCKNEN.
Besides the white alliance there are many
colored alliancemen in the state who are
nlamoring for tire same demands made by
their white colaborers. and it is believed
that they will fall in line with-the Peoples
party movement. In this case there Is ap-
parsntly good ground for the boasts and
claims that have been INDUCED in by the
Psople's party advocates, and which the
democrats have all along professsd to take
little account of.
The resolutions Of the alliance quoted in
che alliance Farmer to-day are in the
strongest terms and show a determination
ON the part of those who passed them to
stand firmly by their declaration. They are
oil 10 official form too, representing the sub
alliances as alliance organizations, not
TIME FOR DEMOCRATS TO WAKE UP.
1t is time for the democrats of Georgia to
wake up in view of the light thrown on the
situation by the publication in the official
organ of the alliance to-day.
Tom Watson is out in long address to
the people of Georgia, and President W. L.
Peek, who will probably lead the state
ticket of the Peoples party this
fall. publishes card in which
he says They have increased our
burdens, turned a deaf ear to our
cries and left us to take care of ourselves.
Will we do it, or will we forget the wants
of our wives and children and the love of
them, and see the last vestige of liberty
taken by usurpers TO save old parties who
for twenty-five long years have gradually
chained the toiling masses to the depths of
patriots, put forth your hands and seize the
Teins of this once proud government and
guide IL, q haven for all.
BUT ONE COURSE LEFT.
There is but one course left the great
common people, and that is to stand solid
with the Peoples party-organize 1t and
take charge Of the government Let us
follow our early teachings and grieve not
for those Who have fallen by the wayside.
Our ranks are recruiting daily, let us move
10 one solid line and rescue our homes and
save this fair land OF ours from the hands
OF aliens. With the ballot, strike for
less taxes. more money, cheaper money,
slough money to move the crops at living
prices aud pay b )nest labor. This the ~
tioD oNe- Us. With nothing less we will be
satisfied The alliance called the st. Louis
conference, let US stand to its demands.
They are nothing more nor less than the
Ocals demands. for which we have been
fighting since our organization. To fail TO
abide by the st. Louis conference will be to
cid ouS snemies.'