The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1892-04-01
ALLIANCE DEPARTMENT.
Some Hard Nuts To Crack For Poll.
ticians.
"The Alliance Greater Than Its Lead
ers" the Subject of a Bright Art
icle By Farmers Advocate.

TIE ALLIANCE GREATER THAN ITS
LEADERs.-The Farmers Alliance, as the
great farmers organization that is awak-
ening so much alarm in political circles is
called, is Infinitely greater than any one
or dozen men in 1t. There is not an
individual member enrolled on its list of
membership, from the president down,
that would not be given to understand
by evidence most uumistakable that his
services are only necessary in so far as
Mtn the demands oi the united organ:
ization. No man, we care not who he
is or what have been his past services,
can deviate hairs breadth from the
course mapped out but that he is check.
ed by reminder that the path in which
he is to walk is as straight and narrow as
the way to glory. and the admonition,
"walk thou in it." accompanies the re.
minder. There Is no instance now re.
corded where any one man or set of men
who attempted to run the machine to
suit his or their personal ambition, but
what he or they c,me to grief. If this
is so with those within the ranks, it is
also true of those without. as has been
already forcibly illustrated. This is one
of the most significant facts which goes
to make up the grand aggregate of tcsti-
mony that the Alliance Is most thor
oughly organized, and it Is unit in its
conception of the evils against " hich it is
oontending and thoroughly in harmony
as to the remedies necessary to correct
existing abuses. No outside issues seem
to disturb or distract. They have their
gSs 5y RS miRa5 Hae5 fstsfa{attlo ssa 10 ieash Rdi
cule, sophistry, abuse or appeal are
equally vain. They are moving as an
avalanche, gathering in volumes of mem
bers as they move, and defeat or di aster
awaits every issue or policy which i'm
pedes their advance. One year ago pol
iticians scorned and ridiculed it; one
year hence they will tremble and quake
as they are scattered like chaff in the
current which accompanies it, The
cloud is gathering, the storm is approach.
ng We are an army of men, every one
of which is leader, and the singleness
and oneness of purpose quiets dscord
and smothers jealousies. es.-Farmer's Ad.
oocdts.
WARRINGTON, D. C.,-Electricity fol
thS naa bs fsTsiossAt TpsHioossAtabiy Sssa ana afps 9srm
@ ,mnt;ve bower in the propulsion OF = lai,a .ha
;.,,,snents and machinery. Before 'no
atatt;on ia established somebody mas W
S"nate TO the government the use Oh u. ~.
uou a~nds and buildings which may W
Ssnoe.sarv Without this indiVidua' u
Mnn;cipal generosity there can pe Nv ~
"."t;nn and the Secretary OF Agrlcus'u,. .,,
,r;,i have no opportunity to speno III
wa M,n onn concentrated by the bill.
Tventv.three immigrants VINO q
l lived at New York on the steamer =
len were debarred from ianolng oS ~
Alien Contract Labor Law. lns III
J. ...n, a hardship to some, but the major;
p "f our citizens feel that lmmle.as.,
!, U,,st he regulated much more cateiu
III IN the future than it has been III .no p'
>. Tho sl;en tide grows fuller anu stion
10 ano,u am" ~ wear. Our superior advanta
10 I I.rc such as the greater liberty, lreeo
W tronn burdeusome taxation ana ironi Il
ey @ .orv;tude for term Of the best !!
a %I life higher wages and fewer hOurs
u. Sahnr than in the old countries, ,he
,er m"rtnnity of rising socially-all J.
m Porate to increase immigration.
se, o o"n% with many sturdy, honest, lnou
ov- ao's on and women seeking homes
the ous Ssrnsr % %opportunities for good citizens
tel, n ooge. a horde of paupers, criminals
be come s;ots that is a curse and a reproa.
is con' ,'oo,le This is the land OF the
en-" sn5 ttbs home of the free, but 1t Is :,
me, 1n house, nor a peniten,iary oul'
rscs P P%.on,s,s Aid and Alliance Reo'e'o.
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