Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1892-06-09
THE PEOPLES PARTY.
..o,co ORGANIZES, But The MEET
reN'svesY sLlMLv ATTENDED.
, Of rowhatac. Delivers an Ad-
"" omcer, Arc Elected, and Dele
Dr. r,o.en to state Convention.

,,louiue ia H'"'"N
i''o ,be meeting held ct the county
rl'- h.use Yesterday can be regarded
' {. NV indication Of the strength OF toe
S movement in this section
s' s,.. .a,hcring was called for the pur-
A. electine delegates to the State
Fn,ioa which meets here on the
o, 9, - June. and although circulars
:" ,be people to be present had
Tb'"e o,,c generally distributed scarce
If.' Solen persons were in the court,
~ some Of these merely dropped
through curiosity ,;.o. :,
j. '..', ..tnon Of Mir. Pierson. editor OF
~ ,t',',,ia Sun, Mr.. William Muller
o. 'yIc.tel temporary chairman and
- \ Slyey secretary. Mr. Muller
W. ~ .,er, Of the County Alliance and
- s.sey is secretary OF the state Al
h.s" r. Hobson, of Powhatan. was
n'. - for an address. He stated
O. ass present as visitor and
y" .t.. ,ovored the objects sought TO be
.,~.i ly the organizatioR After an
GU. the object OF the meeting he
i...iTstbe was not present as an Al
paw !. t,rer. but simply as a citizen
...,.,,,, Ho said there had been a
@ 49,, apparent in this country for
p..- that the two political parties
3.,iu,egraiing rapidly. In the
-. - "a 1t the cry, Goodbye. old
..- ",oi.bve. was raised from thou
.s. o.. ihroaiS
.rrt MONEY OR THE rKorLE RULE
Prublican party, Mr.. Hobson
-...-.i needed to be republicanized
OF Democratic party needed to be
f.aocraiic. No progressive act OF
..., in the interest OF the people
tih.a ,assed for twenty years, and
sV,orle's party wasthe outgrowth
,.. r.iucal disintegrstion. 1t has
t,-. been tweedle-dum, tweedle-
.b ,be two factions. The great
-...,row was whether money or peo-
I.r nile. and the question was,
irt,s are We going to stand !? The
.+..Ifsuking system as at present
'..,v,.l q estroy the goyernmentand
.-0,'. The platforms of the two
bsva already doubtless been
- iv Wall street. and we are IN the
.,.-ct ,he capitalists reigning there.
i--,g.mre, the speaker said, rs
49,. .s..iue throughout Virginia, and
F.. s.-n,rs are getting less and less for
..,.rs We want O financial reform
=. 3 ,.a only be gotten by united ac-
...-- the uart of intelligent. conserva-
=. r,le. We ore con ending for
...,,,, lat the great basis of all Is
I'd :, form. We hear the cry,
.TI.,.isa plenty Of money IN circuia-
49, Ind II may be true IN cities, where
$50, facilities are abundant, but the
49, is compelled 10 have cash TO
-. IA. crops. The government should
-.-s q. honest dollar which Is legal
.l.r 10 PAYMENT Of all debts. The
-. srLt IN this country is against cor
,,.r. and tr1sts. and the greatest
rs is the money trust.
.n-HlyG MUST ER DONE TO RELIhVE
TIE PRESSURE.
o. Tie Democratic party, maaacled by
x. t.eei aud New England Demo
~.... +. unable 10 grant the desired re-
/. even though she may wish to do so,
s., gle Republicans are similarly
...,el. Something must be done to
.,- ,.e pressure Of the people. The
r..trsaii he lid not wish TO rob the
~ III 10 go TX matters that the pro-
i-,rnav have the money realized from
81 be- produces. He added that his
.- r..- vas east for Greeley, but the
r. ,,l,.c party had never had a single
LII ncerniDg the banking system
has controlled both the parties.
.T.s.s said Mr. Hobson, "that the
,r.,-..r, be hnilt up again on its true
h-.cruc-Republican principles. If
rrr yet them through either party
t.ars wiling 10 DO so, but If not We
--rstlll firm. II We do not control
lee matters great revolution will
a. Let tie basis Of patriotism and
.7-ci home and country be with you,
O. Gol WILL give us victory at this try
---.ll
81. h1ts0n's remarks, though brief,
-, i5Ilbly delivered, and he was APP
,1-i.i iv tie small assembly when he
t.4 b. sest.
GgE OFFICERS AND DELEGATES
Ie leyt business in order was the
| t.c,l ID. a permanent chairman and
| sanitary u the organization. Mr..
/ l--.r vi chosen for the former posi-
o. 4-i Nr. Silyey for the latter.
w. Muller was also elected as a dele
| 81 G., large 10 the State convention,
| a. Mt b. n. Nelson was chosen as his
SENATE The following were the pre-
e.; delegates elected Bakers Pre-
-c, -; Carter's, b. Z. Bracket;
tllocLs Il. II. Nelson Varina, Hiram
sr,a Ola Pump, J. f. Jackson /;
ta'-au, +. Rugg shoemakers, B.T.
5a-' Hungary, Thomas Trevvett ;
.-ss -; Bruins, Mr.. Heldrick
lri.ls Shop. d. l.. Styles Chaddick,
/ W ILier; Smithers, -;
lls Chair vas empowered to fill the
it-ces occurring.
| lle netting adjourned subject to the
e 4" Gle chairman.
lle State convention, which meets in
ElGcal on the Odd of June, will
80 delegates to the Omaha conven-
ta which assemblies in Nebraska On
: i'l Of July.